Dr. Debra Vidali's Re-Generation Initiative projects work to activate civic engagement and community conversations through generative theater, storytelling, ethnography, and multi-platform projects. This performance took place at Emory in 2012.
Graduate Photography Contest Grand Prize -  Dredge Kang
Tourism is a growing area of anthropological study - here many people have brought camels from Somalia to the beaches of Kenya to benefit from the tourist economy, 2007, by graduate student Bonnie Kaiser Fullard
At a bustling mall in downtown Yogyakarta, Indonesia, a woman waits her turn in an Islamic bridal-wear fashion show, May 2012, by graduate student Claire Hefner
The village of Nkandanzovu gathers for a community meeting, held for generations in the shade of this locust bean tree - Zambia, 2005, by graduate student Jen Kuzara
Public dance performance for tourist trade in rural China, by Dr. Jenny Chio
Courtyard in rural China by Dr. Jenny Chio
Agricultural area in rural China by Dr. Jenny Chio
Plowing Above Cartago by Dr. Peggy Barlett
Korean Garden by Dr. Peggy Barlett
A craftsperson carving decorations on the porch of a house in Tikala, Tana Toraja on the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia, June 2009, by graduate student Sean Dolan
Fresh produce at the Naschmarkt, the largest farmers' market in Vienna, Austria, by graduate student Andrea Rissing
This folk art collection of found objects in New Mexico reveals how western biomedicine has changed since the turn of the century as well as the link between medicine and comfort/nostalgia, by graduate student Howard Chiou
Vegetable vendor - Families in Srinigar, Kasmir, India, achieve food security - and sometimes a profit - by growing diverse crops in floating gardens anchored on seaweed rafts, by graduate student Jo Weaver