Matilda Stubbs

2018. It’s An Adjunct Life: Challenges and Opportunities in Pedagogy. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. 

2017. “That’s what they came to see”: On Keeping a Record of Mental Health in Foster Care. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. 

2017. The Circulation of Care: Documenting the Motion of Foster Youth. Anthropology of Youth and Children Interest Group Conference.

2016. Aging Out: Emancipation from the U.S. Foster Care System. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. 

2015. 'Good’ Organizational Reasons for ‘Bad’ Paperwork in the U.S. Dependency Court Hearings. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. 

2015. From Cavil to Gavel: Reproducing Records and Negotiating Legality in “Children’s Court.” Central States Anthropology Society Meeting. 

2015. From Cavil to Gavel: Reproducing Records and Negotiating Legality in “Children’s Court.” American Ethnological Society Meeting.  

2014. “The States My Daddy”: the Exclusionary Force of Documents in U.S. Foster Care. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. 

2014. Documentary Economies: Paperwork as Fostering in U.S. Child Welfare. Society for Cultural Anthropology Meeting. 

2014. Privileged and Confidential: The Evidentiary Value of Foster Care Case Files. Central States Anthropology Society Meeting. 

2014. Producing Records and Reproducing Subjects: the State-Formation Process of Case  Management in Foster Care. Chicago Ethnography Conference. 

2013. Fostering Futures: States of Care Outside the Family in the U.S. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. 

2013. Artifactual Lives: Managing Cases & Identity in Foster Care. Society for Psychological  Anthropology and the Anthropology of Youth and Children Interest Group Conference.