Martha Cecilia Dietrich

Visuelle Anthropologie und Medienanthropologie mit starkem praktischen Bezug zu Lateinamerika sind meine Schwerpunkte. Längere Aufenthalte und Feldforschungen in Argentinien, Perú und Venezuela prägten meine Erfahrungen in diesen Regionen.
Ausbildung: Lehrgang für höhere Lateinamerika Studien am LAI (2006), Studium der Kultur- und Sozialanthropologie an der Universität Wien (2008), MA in Visual Anthropology (Ethnographic Documentary and Sensory Media) an der Manchester University (2009)

Sprachen: Deutsch, Spanisch, Englisch und Portugiesisch.
Zu den persönlichen Schätzen meines Wesens zähle ich Verlässlichkeit, Teamfähigkeit und grenzenlose Neugier.

Ansprechperson für MASN-A Projekte: Filmklub im Gönner
Filmwerkstatt der Ethnocineca 2010
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Andreas Gmeiner

Born in Vienna 1979. Civil Service at the Organisation Arbeiter Samariterbund in 1999. University degree as a Social Anthropologist, finishing a combination Study of International Development, a variety of lectures at the University of Vienna and at the University of Applied Arts. Working fields: Assistance at an educational and art projekt with favela kids in Recife, Brasil (2005); Implementation of a social campaign fort he Organisation Kinderfreunde Austria (2006). Field research and documentations on the topics: action art in public places, Situationism, Migration and Religion, Minority rights, Water and Health, Springwater in Austria. Contact:

Martin Alois Luger

Born 1978 in St.Pölten.
Studied Cultural and Social Anthropology and Philosophy in Vienna with special interests in Cyberanthropology, Cognitive Science and Medical Anthropology.

Feldenkrais practitioner since Feb. 2009, currently in training to become a psychotherapist.
He is working on his dissertation about triune rhetoric in ritual, psychotherapy and cyberspace.

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Gregor Jakob

Born 1979 in Linz (Austria), he studied social and cultural Anthropology along with international development studies, anthropology of law as well as media studies. Lecturer at the department of social and cultural anthropology. His main focus in recent research is in the strategies of everyday praxis within the field of NGOs and Social Movements as well as gender studies. The main regional focus is within northern India. Besides he is involving himself in radio journalism.
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Julia Bartl

Born in Munich 1983. Studied social and cultural anthropology and oriental studies in Vienna. European MA in anthropology (Vienna, Stockholm). Longer travels to South-East Asia and language courses in Morocco (2006) and Syria (2007). Internship at the Museum of Ethnology in Vienna (2007).
Research interests: migration and transnational studies, minorities/majorities, identities, peace- and conflict studies, power distribution, social equality. Regional interest: Europe, Middle East.
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Sabrina Kopf

Born 1982 in Vienna. She has studied social and cultural anthropology in combination with GFL (German as Foreign Language) at the University of Vienna. She has further completed study visits and has done field research in Sweden, Slovakia and Cyprus. Work experience as project manager at the Viennese Integration Bureau. Her research interests are political anthropology, postsocialism, migration, ethnicity and minority studies with a regional focus on Eastern and South Eastern Europe.
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Kerstin Tiefenbacher

Arbeitet im Österreichischen Lateinamerika Institut an einem EU- Projekt zum Ausbau der Forschungskooperation zwischen Lateinamerika und Europa (LAC ACCESS). Ihr regionales Interesse gilt vor allem Brasilien, inhaltlich beschäftigt sie sich mit den Themen der Medical Anthropology, den Gender Studies und der Feministischen Anthropologie. Neben ihrem Forschungsinteresse hat sie aber auch eine Vorliebe für organisatorische und administrative Arbeit (Projektmanagement). Kontakt:

Katja Seidel

Born 1979 in Innsbruck
KSA in Vienna with a focus on Legal Anthropology, Violence and Conflict Studies; regional orientation: Central America and the Caribbean (African Diaspora).
My special interest in scientific work lies on the evaluation of theory and practice.
At times working as Lecturer at the University of Vienna and employed at Lettertothestars.
Photography and film (Diploma Leyserstrasse) provide me with yet another main pillar
...and never ending curiosity for life
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Stefan A. Wolf

Studium der Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie an der Universität Wien | CREOLE MA Student. (Student at the architecture department at Vienna University of Technology.)
My focus lies on visual representation, South- Pacific, material culture, visual
anthropology, popular culture, methods, visual culture.
My approach in this fields lies in the everyday practice of human beings, which ca be explored by theories of the social science.
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Marija Martinovic

Geboren 1978 in Nis. Studium der Volks- und Völkerkunde an der Universität in Belgrad und Kultur- und Sozialanthropologie an der Universität Wien. Schwerpunkte: visuelle Antropologie, visuelle Repräsentationen, Postsozialismus, politische Praxis der Kunst, Gender Anthropology, Fotografie, Dokumentarfilm. Regionalgebiet: Südost Europa;
Ausbildung, Praktika und Organisation bei diversen Projekten in Bereichen Kunst, Kultur und Wissenschaft (Fotosammlung/ Museum für Völkerkunde, Wien; EASA; „die wahr/falsch inc.“; KulturKontakt Austria)
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Thomas Lohninger

Geboren in Wien, aufgewachsen im Burgenland. Ausbildung
als EDV Techniker. Engagement in verschiedensten NGOs im
Anti-Diskriminierungs-, Trainings- und Jugendbereich. Zivildienst bei
ZARA – Beratungsstelle für Opfer und Zeugen von Rassismus. Studium der
Kultur- und Sozialanthropologie seit dem Sommersemester 2008.
Projektleiter des Podcast Talking Anthropology.
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Niko Reinberg

Studies of Cultural/Social Anthropology and International Development in Vienna, Barcelona and Michoacán (Mexico). His specializations are globalization process, Minority Rights as welll as trainings and consultings in the areas of interculturality and human rights (Boltzmann Institut for Human Rights, ZARA, Fairplay, Welthaus Graz and others). Niko is furthermore an author and a storyteller.
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Mascha Gugganig

Anthropology of Education, Childhood and Youth, Visual Anthropology, Museum studies and imparting of anthropological knowledge are main topics within Social and Cultural Anthropology. Further on, indigenous education, intercultural communication, and photography are prefered fields of interest.
Study stay in London („Brunel University“), traineeship at the ethnological museum „Linden Museum“ in Stuttgart. Work experiences as educational advisor for issues of Global Learning at schools for „Südwind NOE-Sued“, as cultural consultant at the museum „KunstHausWien“ and as camp counselor for children and adolescents. Languages: German, English, potential skills in Czech and French.
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