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2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. The Violence of Reconciliation. Target Journal: International Journal of Transitional Justice. 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. and Amanda J. Reinke. The Expansion of Anthropology and the Commodity of Human Rights. Target Journal: Political and Legal Anthropology Published 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. Review of Kimberly Theidon Intimate Enemies: Violence and Reconciliation in Peru. Allegra Lab: Anthropology, Law, Art & World, (allegralaboratory.net) 2014 Kim, Jaymelee J. "They Made Us Unrecognizable to Each Other: Human Rights, Truth, and Reconciliation in Canada." PhD diss., University of Tennessee. http://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_graddiss/3144 2013 Kim, Jaymelee J. Review of Arthur J. Ray Telling it to the Judge: Taking Native History to Court. Canadian Journal of Native Studies. 33(2):185-186. 2013 Kim, Jaymelee J. and Amanda J. Reinke. The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts: Anthropology of Disasters, Displacement, and Human Rights. Anthropology News. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS Conference Papers 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. The Other Sides of Transitional Justice in Canada: Operationalization, Corruption, & Unanticipated Outcomes. 114th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, November 18-22, Denver, CO. 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. Living, Dead, and Imagined Bodies: Political Violence and Forensic Inquiry in Canada. Second Disasters, Displacement, and Human Rights Symposium: Bridging the Collaborative Gap, September 25-27, Knoxville, TN. 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. Appropriating Power: The Meaning of Reconciliation in Settler Colonial Canada. Southern Anthropology Society 50th Anniversary Meeting. April 9-11, Athens, GA. 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. and Amanda J. Reinke. Anthropologists Beyond Borders: The Globalization of Justice and Human Rights. 75th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. March 24-28, Pittsburgh, PA. (presented by A. Reinke) 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. Reclaiming our Anthropological Roots: Forensic Anthropology Reframed as Holistic Anthropology. 75th Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. March 24-28, Pittsburgh, PA. 2014 Kim, Jaymelee J. Human Rights, Transitional Justice, [Mis]Information, and Anthropological Knowledge in Canada. 113th Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. December 3-7, Washington, D.C. 2014 Kim, Jaymelee J. Structural Violence and the Recreation of Identity: First Nations and the Fight for Resources. Southern Anthropological Society Conference, March 30-April 1, Cherokee, NC. 2013 Kim, Jaymelee J. The Intersection of Theory and Practice: How Cultural Anthropology Informs Forensic Anthropology. The University of Tennessee Department of Anthropology Brown Bag Lecture Series, Knoxville, TN. Posters 2013 Kim, Jaymelee J. and Adrianne Kembel. Religion, Spirituality, and Transitional Justice: Findings in Canada and Uganda. Inaugural Disasters, Displacement, and Human Rights Symposium: Framing the Field, February 8-10, Knoxville, TN. Kim 2 of 5
2012 Kim, Jaymelee J. Transitional Justice in a Non-Transitioning Society: A Study of the Perceived Efficacy of Canada’s Justice and Reconciliation Efforts. W.K. McClure Scholarship Study for World Affairs Symposium, Knoxville, TN. Panels 2015 Organizer, Counter-Narratives in North American Anthropology: Challenging Dominant Discourse in Justice, Rights, and Representation. 114 th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, November 18-22, Denver, CO. 2015 Organizer, Anthropology and Indigeneity: Situating Knowledge, Memory, and Identity in North America. Southern Anthropological Society 50th Anniversary Meeting. April 9-11, Athens, GA. 2014 Organizer and Chair, The Influence of Stakeholders, Westernization, and Policy on Anthropological Knowledge Production in Disaster, Displacement, and Human Rights Research and Practice. 113th Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. December 3-7, Washington, D.C. 2013 Moderator, Disaster, Displacement, and Human Rights Roundtable: What’s Anthropology Got to do with it? Inaugural Disaster, Displacement, & Human Rights Symposium: Framing the Field. February 8-10, Knoxville, TN. Invited Lectures & Roundtables 2015 Kim, Jaymelee J. Roundtable entitled, The Politics of Allyship and Representation in Research and Advocacy on Disasters, Displacement, and Human Rights.” Second Disasters, Displacement, and Human Rights Symposium: Bridging the Collaborative Gap, September 25-27, Knoxville, TN. 2014 Kim, Jaymelee J. Polygamy & Marriage Practices. The University of Findlay Psychology Program, Findlay, OH. 2014 Kim, Jaymelee J. Professional Development in Anthropology. University of Tennessee Department of Anthropology, Knoxville, TN. 2013 Kim, Jaymelee J. Applied Anthropology in Real World Scenarios. University of Tennessee Department of Anthropology, Knoxville, TN. 2013 Kim, Jaymelee J. Indigenous Rights and Human Rights in British Columbia. University of Tennessee Department of Anthropology, Knoxville, TN. (Declined) 2011 Kim, Jaymelee J. Transitional Justice in Post-conflict Uganda and Post-colonial Canada, a Comparison. University of Tennessee Department of Anthropology, Knoxville, TN. 2011 Kim, Jaymelee J. 2nd Institute for African Transitional Justice Conference - Whose Memory Counts. The Refugee Law Project, Kampala, Uganda. (Invitation Declined) RESEARCH PROJECTS & FIELD WORK 2014-Present “Agency of the Dead and Implications for Transitional Justice in northern Uganda,” Co-PIs: Tricia Redeker Hepner, Dawnie Wolfe Steadman, Julia Hanebrink. 2013-Present “Implications of Transitional Justice and Structural Violence in Canada.” Primary Field Site: British Columbia, CAN 2012 “Perceptions of Transitional Justice in a Canadian Context.” Primary Field Site: British Columbia, CAN 2011 “Preliminary Investigation of Perceived Efficacy of Transitional Justice in Canada.” Field Sites: Manitoba, British Columbia, CAN Kim 3 of 5
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