• Sofya Shahab (Deakin University) The chronotopic materialities of Assyrian Heritage in Iraq and Syria
• Amy Whitehead (Massey University) Food, feasting, and everyday religion in Auckland’s religious cultures
• Christine Dureau (University of Auckland) Bounding the Unbounded Community: Australasia Methodist Missionaries & the Problem of Co-Humanity
• Roberto Costa (Macquarie University) Indigenising museums: a lesson from the Asmat (West Papua, Indonesia)
• Brodie Quinn (University of Auckland) Memory, Religion, and the Breaking of Time

• Susan Wardell (Victoria University) Interrogating the five stages of (ecological) grief
• Pauline Herbst (Victoria University) “A wee bit sensitive after the earthquakes”: Perceptions of food security, risk management and chronic metabolic conditions after natural disaster.
• Nayantara Sheoran Appleton (Victoria University) Environmental Crisis and the Spectre of Overpopulation
• Tehseen Noorani (Durham University) Psychedelics as Psychiatry's Boundary-crossers
• Mythily Meher (University of Melbourne) (discussant)

• Sebastian Lowe (James Cook University/Aarhus University) Oh be calm, be calm, and listen to the breath: taonga pūoro, improvisation and a ‘listening in' to a local ethics of care
• Victoria Baskin Coffey (James Cook University/Aarhus University) Concrete walls and concrete categories: making trans-images on the street
• Ruth Gibbons (Massey University) Grains of Sand – Making and Remaking in Fluid Digital Boundaries

Sam Taylor-Alexander Memorial Panel

• Julie Park and Judith Littleton (University of Auckland) Sociality, research and a Tuvaluan theory of living well
• Susanna Trnka (University of Auckland) Responsibility – Made, Unmade, and Re-made – in Medical Practice
• Sharyn Davies (Auckland University of Technology) Temporal Orders and Y Chromosome Futures: Of Mice, Monkeys, and Men
• Lloyd Johns (University of Auckland) Intellectual Hospitality in Contemporary Anthropological Teaching: Reflections on the Pedagogy of Dr. Samuel Taylor-Alexander
• Courtney Addison (Victoria University) (discussant)

• Tom Ryan (University of Waikato) Imaginaries of Nationhood: Aotearoa New Zealand as an Anthropological Formation
• Keith Barber (University of Waikato) From Kaupapa Maori to Vision Matauranga, and the Government Appropriation of Maori Knowledge
• Steven Webster (Independent Researcher) Commodification Efforts in Te Urewera, 1899-1926: Establishing and Shifting Social and Territorial Boundaries in Te Rohe Pōtae o Tūhoe
• Keziah Wallis (Victoria University) The Whenua as Participant: Fieldsite as participant in anthropological research on the New Zealand Wars
• Maria Blanca Ayala (University of Canterbury) Crosspollinating Methodological Boundaries: Provocations for an Ethnographic glance at Pūtaringamotu (Riccarton Bush)

• Mona-Lisa Wareka (University of Waikato) Te Mauri o Kaitiakitanga - Exploring Te Ao Māori in Environmental Relations through an Ethic of Kaitiaki
• Natasha Heard (Victoria University) What drew me into the Maori and iwi space was love
• Tarapuhi Vaeau and Jade Gifford (Victoria University) Exploring wānanga as a research method
• Katie Tollan (Victoria University) Salient Relationships: Addressing Barriers to kaupapa Māori within Victoria University’s Student Magazine

• Abigail Archard (Massey University) Representation in Museums: Stepping beyond the exhibition walls
• Shannon Blanch (University of Otago) Let’s talk about death: Normalising death and dying in New Zealand
• Dave Wilson (Victoria University) Teaching with the Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti O Waitangi: Understanding Global Jazz Histories through Kaitiakitanga and Whai Wāhi
• Bronwyn Russell (Massey University) Customising Coffins: Practically preparing for death
• Jane Horan (Plain Jane) Evolving legal structure to unencumber impact enterprise in New Zealand: Human Economy and the ‘lobbying across paradigms’
• Kelly Klink (University of Waikato) Shattering the Shackles of Colonial Narratives

• Cassie DeFillipo (University of Melbourne) Re-imagining gender boundaries through relationality: A case study of gender performances in Northern Thailand
• Amie Lennox (Massey University) Reimagining the “trafficking victim”: Filipina women and their post-trafficking performances of gender, victimhood, and empowerment
• Cameron Dickie (Massey University) Breaking Boundaries or Just Moving Them? Care, caring and masculinity in men of the Bachelor of Arts
• Luka Amber Lim-Anapu-Bunnin (University of Auckland) Soli le vā: Samoan queer-gender communities and epistemic violence
• Sharyn Davies (Auckland University of Technology) Ephemeral Borders: Indonesia’s policewomen and moral surveillance
• Judith Macdonald (University of Waikato) Tikopia. The Land is Male, the Boundaries Fixed

• Brigitte Bönisch-Brednich (Victoria University) The University as Field: working the self-reflexive path of being management
• Lorena Gibson (Victoria University) Becoming a participant-parent
• Keziah Wallis (Victoria University) Breaking Binaries: Rethinking our relationships with the field, fieldwork, and participants
• Dave Wilson (Victoria University) Reconsidering the bounded fieldsite through collaborative ethnography
• Tarapuhi Vaeau (Victoria University) Unsettling bounded fieldsites with Kaupapa Māori theory and practice

• Margaret Nyarango (Massey University) Trying to Have it Both Ways
• Yasunobu Ito (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) Blurring the boundaries between academic anthropology and industry: Anthropology and its methods appropriated in Japanese business contexts
• Jane Horan (Plain Jane) Doing economic anthropology in the applied space in New Zealand
• Penny Fitzpatrick (Massey University) Anthropology by any other name: Experiences of a private sector consultant and 'backdoor' anthropologist
• John Hutton (Auckland Council) Put your hand up if you are a professional anthropologist

• Karin Noemi Rühle Indart (Universidade Nacional Timor Lorosa’e) The Boundaries Between Different Linguistic Identities in Timor-Leste
• Mayane Pereira Dore (Macquarie University/Complutense University of Madrid) Bureaucratic boundaries in the participatory redevelopment of Waterloo
• Gabriel Bayarri (Macquarie University/Complutense University of Madrid) The moral boundaries rhetoric in the Brazilian far-right electoral campaign
• Greg Rawlings (University of Otago) Document Destruction: British Citizenship, Hostile Migration Environments and the Windrush Scandal
• Graeme MacRae (Massey University) Land of Boundaries: a Postcard from Poland

• John Campbell (University of Waikato) Borders, Boundaries and Climate Change
• Nicola Manghi (Università di Torino/University of Waikato) Relocating Boundaries: The Case of Kioa (Fiji)
• Brigitte Bönisch-Brednich (Victoria University) Bounded visions – Zones of movement: Career narratives and the restricted “global scholar”
• Sharayne Bennett (University of Waikato) Beyond Lanes and Routes: An Expression of Moral Economics within Jamaican and ni-Vanuatu Public Transport Systems
• Helen Ellis (Massey University) Being a kiwi long-haul distance grandparent: You cannot cuddle an iPad
• Qiaoyang Peng (Hong Kong University) What made you a Zhuang? Ethnic Identity Struggling Amid Globalization and State-building
• Paul Robertson (University of Auckland) Creating, breaking and blurring boundaries – the dynamics of immersing in India