Kristina Baines is an associate professor of anthropology at CUNY Guttman Community College, affiliated faculty at CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy, and the founder and director of anthropology at Cool Anthropology. Victoria Costa is a creative technologist and community organizer, and the founder and director of cool at Cool Anthropology.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart One: Imperatives1 Making Anthropology Cool: Translating Anthropological Research and Concepts Using MultimediaKristina Baines and Victoria Costa2 Getting Knowledge from the Ivory Tower to the Street: Making Anthropology MatterAgustín Fuentes3 The Urgency of Now: Crafting and Editing Anthropological Knowledge in Real Time Maria D. VesperiPart Two: The World Wide Web4 Cool Enough to Make a DifferenceDaniel H. Lende5 PopAnth: The ConversationErin B. Taylor, John McCreery, and Gwendolen Lynch6 SAPIENS: An Origins StoryChip Colwell and Leslie AielloPart Three: Reimaging Public Spaces7 Visualizing Immigrant Phoenix: An Urban Visual Ethnographic CollaborativeKristin Koptiuch8 The Tale Is the Map: Virtual Reality Experiences in AnthropologyScott Wilson9 Creating Inclusive Public Space: Participatory Design Ethnography in a University LibraryKrista Harper10 Extravagance Outside of Anthropology: How to Sell Analytic Induction to EntrepreneursJames MulloolyPart Four: Creatives11 Rez-Colored Glasses: Disentangling Indigenous Lives from the Colonial GazeGregg Deal and Kerry Hawk Lessard12 Sonic Anthropology: From Remixing Archives to Reimagining CulturesTom Miller13 Engaging a Wider Audience with Fiction FilmCarylanna Taylor14 Let Us Do More than Hope: Comics, Complexity and an Anthropology in Pictures and WordsSally Campbell GalmanContributorsIndex

Kristina Baines is an associate professor of anthropology at CUNY Guttman Community College, affiliated faculty at CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy, and the founder and director of anthropology at Cool Anthropology. Victoria Costa is a creative technologist and community organizer, and the founder and director of cool at Cool Anthropology.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart One: Imperatives1 Making Anthropology Cool: Translating Anthropological Research and Concepts Using MultimediaKristina Baines and Victoria Costa2 Getting Knowledge from the Ivory Tower to the Street: Making Anthropology MatterAgustín Fuentes3 The Urgency of Now: Crafting and Editing Anthropological Knowledge in Real Time Maria D. VesperiPart Two: The World Wide Web4 Cool Enough to Make a DifferenceDaniel H. Lende5 PopAnth: The ConversationErin B. Taylor, John McCreery, and Gwendolen Lynch6 SAPIENS: An Origins StoryChip Colwell and Leslie AielloPart Three: Reimaging Public Spaces7 Visualizing Immigrant Phoenix: An Urban Visual Ethnographic CollaborativeKristin Koptiuch8 The Tale Is the Map: Virtual Reality Experiences in AnthropologyScott Wilson9 Creating Inclusive Public Space: Participatory Design Ethnography in a University LibraryKrista Harper10 Extravagance Outside of Anthropology: How to Sell Analytic Induction to EntrepreneursJames MulloolyPart Four: Creatives11 Rez-Colored Glasses: Disentangling Indigenous Lives from the Colonial GazeGregg Deal and Kerry Hawk Lessard12 Sonic Anthropology: From Remixing Archives to Reimagining CulturesTom Miller13 Engaging a Wider Audience with Fiction FilmCarylanna Taylor14 Let Us Do More than Hope: Comics, Complexity and an Anthropology in Pictures and WordsSally Campbell GalmanContributorsIndex

Kristina Baines is an associate professor of anthropology at CUNY Guttman Community College, affiliated faculty at CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy, and the founder and director of anthropology at Cool Anthropology. Victoria Costa is a creative technologist and community organizer, and the founder and director of cool at Cool Anthropology.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart One: Imperatives1 Making Anthropology Cool: Translating Anthropological Research and Concepts Using MultimediaKristina Baines and Victoria Costa2 Getting Knowledge from the Ivory Tower to the Street: Making Anthropology MatterAgustín Fuentes3 The Urgency of Now: Crafting and Editing Anthropological Knowledge in Real Time Maria D. VesperiPart Two: The World Wide Web4 Cool Enough to Make a DifferenceDaniel H. Lende5 PopAnth: The ConversationErin B. Taylor, John McCreery, and Gwendolen Lynch6 SAPIENS: An Origins StoryChip Colwell and Leslie AielloPart Three: Reimaging Public Spaces7 Visualizing Immigrant Phoenix: An Urban Visual Ethnographic CollaborativeKristin Koptiuch8 The Tale Is the Map: Virtual Reality Experiences in AnthropologyScott Wilson9 Creating Inclusive Public Space: Participatory Design Ethnography in a University LibraryKrista Harper10 Extravagance Outside of Anthropology: How to Sell Analytic Induction to EntrepreneursJames MulloolyPart Four: Creatives11 Rez-Colored Glasses: Disentangling Indigenous Lives from the Colonial GazeGregg Deal and Kerry Hawk Lessard12 Sonic Anthropology: From Remixing Archives to Reimagining CulturesTom Miller13 Engaging a Wider Audience with Fiction FilmCarylanna Taylor14 Let Us Do More than Hope: Comics, Complexity and an Anthropology in Pictures and WordsSally Campbell GalmanContributorsIndex