The American Association of Biological Anthropologists (AABA) is a professional organization for biological anthropologists. See website for more info! š»
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ALT Orange and yellow graphic with white text box. Heading: AABA 2025 FRI. WORKSHOPS. Listed below is a list of workshops: Zombie ideologies in biological anthropology: confronting undead ideas around genetics, behavior, and race, 8:00-10:00am Disabled and neurodivergent community, perspectives, and identity in biological anthropology, 10:30am-12:00pm, registration requested Submitting and reviewing for the AABA Journal, 2:00-3:30pm Indigenous knowledge and evolutionary science: bridging knowledge systems in biological anthropology, 4:00-6:00pm At the bottom of the graphic is a tinyurl link: tinurl.com/aaba2025workshops
ALT Orange and yellow graphic with white text box. Heading: AABA 2025 SAT. WORKSHOPS. Listed below is a list of workshops: Is it rare? Make it F.A.I.R.! Hands-on workshop on cooperative research approaches to the study of ancient rare diseases, 8:00-9:30am, registration requested Teaching about race, racism, and human variation: video and related teaching resources, 9:00-11:00am Tracing Forgotten Histories: Identifying Unprovenienced Human Skeletal Remains and Establishing Best Practices for their Ethical Treatment, 2:00-6:30pm At the bottom of the graphic is a tinyurl link: tinurl.com/aaba2025workshops
ALT Busy conference hall with tables where people are playing a board game and art is displayed on long tables and on posters
ALT Poster exhibit of art and science communication programming with people examining the works.
ALT Busy conference hall with tables where people are playing a board game and art is displayed on long tables and on posters
ALT Poster exhibit of art and science communication programming with people examining the works.
ALT Yellow flyer featuring Lorena Madrigal, the 2025 recipient of the Gabriel W. Lasker Service Award. Over the course of her forty years of continuous involvement with the AABA, Dr. Madrigal has served in nearly every leadership role available in the association. One of her most poignant and forward-looking contributions as President of the AABA was elevating the Ethics Committee to a standing committee.
ALT Yellow graphic featuring the image of Kay Behrensmeyer, who is the 2025 recipient of the The Charles R. Darwin Lifetime Achievement Award. Her foundational work on the environments of fossil hominins, and the processes that led to their fossilization and preservation, have shaped the way that modern paleoanthropologists conduct their field research. Nomination materials emphasized Dr. Behrensmeyerās trailblazing career, expansive mentorship, and outreach efforts.