Temporality and Teaching about Food Insecurity in “These Unprecedented Times”
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Editor’s Note: This piece is the second in SAFN’s 2026 Anthropology News series on Temporality in Food Anthropology. If you haven’t already, read the first installment of this series by Janita Van Dyk here.
We’ve been using phrases such as “unprecedented times,” “unusual times,” or “challenging times” to capture the profound and destabilizing changes wrought by political actions over the last year, during the second Trump administration. Science research has been attacked and defunded, medic
We’ve been using phrases such as “unprecedented times,” “unusual times,” or “challenging times” to capture the profound and destabilizing changes wrought by political actions over the last year, during the second Trump administration. Science research has been attacked and defunded, medic
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