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Anthroprospective is Australia’s first and only independent anthropology journal of its kind based in Naarm (Melbourne).
Anthroprospective was born from a deep appreciation for academic literature and rigorous social research. However, all too often, the merits of academic output are made exclusive and important contributions by researchers on current issues seldom influence a mainstream audience.
In a humble effort to bring current research trends and voices onto an accessible platform, Anthroprospective seeks to provide readers with intellectual literary nourishment through featured articles, engaging interviews with researchers and practitioners working within the social sciences and everyday people who help us to learn more about the human condition.
Courtney Boag
Editor-in-Chief
Courtney holds a First-Class Honours in Anthropology from the University of Queensland. She has over six years of experience working in the community development sector and, for the past three years, has been working as a native title anthropologist.
Courtney has published for The Australian Journal of Anthropology. She loves to bring her background experience in social anthropology, community development and journalism to her writing style. Her work is largely informed by the social peculiarities of modern thought, current trends in the humanities and arts, and through the lived experiences of human beings.
anthroprospective@gmail.com
Editor-in-Chief
Courtney holds a First-Class Honours in Anthropology from the University of Queensland. She has over six years of experience working in the community development sector and, for the past three years, has been working as a native title anthropologist.
Courtney has published for The Australian Journal of Anthropology. She loves to bring her background experience in social anthropology, community development and journalism to her writing style. Her work is largely informed by the social peculiarities of modern thought, current trends in the humanities and arts, and through the lived experiences of human beings.
anthroprospective@gmail.com
Natasha Seymour
Editor
Natasha holds a Master of Writing, Editing and Publishing from the University of Melbourne and brings over seven years of experience working as a published writer at The Guardian, Kill Your Stereo, Antithesis Journal, and Overland Literary Journal.
Natasha is also an Editor at Affirm Press and Publicist at Overland Literary Journal. Her work spans across wide subject matters from representations of identity and gender in contemporary fiction and media narratives to her latest work which explores her cultural roots in Trinidad and Tobago.
Editor
Natasha holds a Master of Writing, Editing and Publishing from the University of Melbourne and brings over seven years of experience working as a published writer at The Guardian, Kill Your Stereo, Antithesis Journal, and Overland Literary Journal.
Natasha is also an Editor at Affirm Press and Publicist at Overland Literary Journal. Her work spans across wide subject matters from representations of identity and gender in contemporary fiction and media narratives to her latest work which explores her cultural roots in Trinidad and Tobago.