At #CASCAIUAES17 in Ottawa!

This week (May 2nd-6th) we are attending the CASCA/IUAES2017 Conference in Ottawa! This year, the Canadian Anthropology Society (CASCA) is having a joint Conference/InterCongress with the International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES). This year's theme is Movement, with thematic streams including:

• Worlds in motion,
• Living landscapes,
• Moving bodies, and 
• Relational movements

If you can't join us at what promises to be an interesting meeting, you can follow some of the conference over Twitter using #CASCAIUAES17.

In the past, we've seen some great commentary (in 140 characters or less) from particular anthropological Twitter accounts during CASCA. Accounts to follow during (and after) the conference for some anticipated live-tweeting of panels and events include:

• @CASCATweet - the official Twitter account of the Canadian Anthropological Society (in English and French)
• @sarahshulist - We've mentioned Sarah Shulist's work in our post What's in a Word? The Importance of Recognizing the Etymology of Words (27 March 2017)
• @charlesmenzies - Charles Menzies 
• @DrRootz - Martha Radice
• @ArticulateDinos - Brian E Noble
• And of course, you can follow the anthro everywhere! team via @anthrolens, @JennLong3 (Jennifer Long), and @rhiannonmosher (Rhiannon Mosher)