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Professional Activities, April-June 2025
From book and article publications, to research and creative activity, to appareances at speaking engagments and events, to awards, honors and recongnitions, the contributions of Sacramento State faculty go beyond campus, with profound impacts on the region and world. Read on for the latest highlights of faculty professional activities.
Article published on New Zealand security agencies in the modern era
Ben Amata (University Library) published his article "New Zealand Security Agencies’ Secrecy, Accountability, and Transparency in the Modern Era" in the open resource journal Secrecy and Society 3(2). DOI: https://doi.org/10.55917/2377-6188.1088.
Community-led anthropological research published in Anthro & Education
Megan Raschig (Anthropology), along with MILPA researchers Keylin Figueroa, Juan Gomez, Desiree Rosas and Josh Somers, published "Encuentros Beyond Ethnography: Indigenizing Ethico-Methodologies in the Anthropology of Education" in the journal Anthropology & Education Quarterly. The paper situates "encuentros" as a regenerative ethico-methodology in community-led and kinship-grounded research within Chicano Indigenous spaces. The paper details a series of moments of relational knowledge production while on an "encuentro" in San Antonio, to make sense of youth experiences with MILPA's liberatory curriculum, Telpochcalli.