Home/ Field – An online space for anthropological engagements with North America​

A project of the Society for the Anthropology of North America

Call for Applications: 2026 Home/Field Editorial Board 

About us: Home/Field is a space for ethnographers of North America to contend with pressing issues through an anthropological lens, and to explore what anthropology as a discipline — methodology, theory, ethics, and more — can contribute to the imagination and enactment of a more just world. Home/Field is a project of the Society for the Anthropology of North America.  We publish short-form, public-facing work that exists in parallel to the long-form peer-reviewed work found in the Journal for the Anthropology of North America.

Why join us? Editors work in a collaborative team to publish timely, accessible pieces on our web platform. As an editor you will have the opportunity to solicit, edit, and publish pieces within and outside of your area of expertise, develop special theme-based calls for content, and contribute to the governance of this new publishing medium. We are a collegial group that welcomes graduate students, early career scholars, and faculty within and beyond anthropology. 

Commitments & expectations: As an editor of Home/Field, you commit to serving for a one year term (e.g. Spring 2026-Fall 2026), attending monthly editorial team meetings, communicating on Slack, soliciting new content, and serving as the editor or supporting editor on submissions to the site. The time commitment will depend on your role in the editorial process and we welcome any queries therein. 

To apply: Send a short letter of interest (200-500 words) that outlines how you envision contributing to Home/Field and any prior editorial experience, as well as your CV to homefieldsubmission@gmail.com by December 15, 2025. 

Call for submissions

Periodically, Home/Field issues calls for themed submissions. Past examples include our Communities in Crisis series as well as more recent calls such as "Palestine, Encampments, and Campus Futures," which focused on university student protests against the war on Palestine, and "Anthropology in Florida: Praxis and its Limits," a series timed to coincide with the 2024 American Anthropological Association's annual meeting in Tampa, Florida. Please follow us here or on social media to stay informed about upcoming calls.

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