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Society of Lesbian and Gay Anthropologists
Announcing the 2007 Benedict Prize Winners
Recent Postings:
- Bylaws change for SOLGA - This resolution passed unanimously:The name of the current SOLGA Board position "SOLGAN Editor" is hereby changed to "Communications Editor". Thanks to all SOLGA members who participated in this first ever online balloting!
- Call
for Papers and Panels: AAA Annual Conference
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Guidelines for Submitting a Paper or Panel for the AAA Annual Meetings for Review by SOLGA
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The 2006 Annual Report as submitted in Jan. 2007 (PDF file)
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Announcing the 2007 Kenneth W. Payne Prize Competition
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Announcing the 2007 Ruth Benedict Prize Competition
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Announcing the 2006 Ruth Benedict Prize Winners
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Announcing the 2006 Kenneth W. Payne Student Prize Winners
2007 marks the 29th anniversary of the founding of the Society of Lesbian and Gay Anthropologists, or SOLGA.
Formerly known as the Anthropology Research Group on Homosexuality (ARGOH), SOLGA grew out of contacts made at AAA meetings and held its first annual business meeting in Los Angeles, in 1978. It became an official section of the American Anthropological Association when the AAA Executive Board voted to add SOLGA as a new section during their January 1998 meeting.
SOLGA sponsors two sets of prizes including the prestigious Ruth Benedict Award in Anthropology and has been coordinating scientific panels at the annual AAA meetings for years. SOLGA also sponsors a list service (click here for directions to join).
Graduate Students: we would like to encourage you (and your professors!) to submit your papers for the annual student prize, the Kenneth Payne Award.See the Awards section for further details.
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