Anthropology at speed, at scale, in action: The CommuniVax example

Abstract This special issue presents accounts of different aspects of the CommuniVax Coalition and its work—a project that conducted rapid, multisited, applied anthropological research to deliver guidance during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Our purpose in writing these articles is to provide details of our work so anthropologists interested in similar types of research can learn from our efforts. While anthropological research has been, and largely still is, an endeavor of individuals at a relatively slow pace, the future of the discipline, and especially of anthropologists working outside traditional academia, is team‐based, rapid research. As such, anthropologists need to know how to conduct research at speed, participate as members of research teams and, more importantly, how to organize and lead teams to conduct timely, collaborative, focused, and practical research.

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Annals of Anthropological Practice
Published
2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.1111/napa.12221
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5
Primary Topic
Participatory Visual Research Methods
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
5.66

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Anthropology at speed, at scale, in action: The CommuniVax example

Monica Schoch‐Spana, Emily K. Brunson
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Annals of Anthropological Practice
Participatory Visual Research Methods
5.66
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Anthropology at speed, at scale, in action: The CommuniVax example

Monica Schoch‐Spana, Emily K. Brunson
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Abstract

Abstract This special issue presents accounts of different aspects of the CommuniVax Coalition and its work—a project that conducted rapid, multisited, applied anthropological research to deliver guidance during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Our purpose in writing these articles is to provide details of our work so anthropologists interested in similar types of research can learn from our efforts. While anthropological research has been, and largely still is, an endeavor of individuals at a relatively slow pace, the future of the discipline, and especially of anthropologists working outside traditional academia, is team‐based, rapid research. As such, anthropologists need to know how to conduct research at speed, participate as members of research teams and, more importantly, how to organize and lead teams to conduct timely, collaborative, focused, and practical research.

Annals of Anthropological PracticeVol. 48(2)
Brigham Young University (US), Johns Hopkins University (US)
Rockefeller Foundation, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Participatory Visual Research Methods
5.66
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