Public folklorist Kelly Feltault owns and operates her own consulting business, Cultural Crossings, which provides social science research, project management, needs assessments, and program design and evaluation to non-profit and state agencies. She is a doctoral candidate at American University in Washington, D.C., in the Anthropology department's Race, Gender, and Social Justice Program. Her dissertation explores the political ecology of global crab meat production, connecting Maryland and Thailand's workers and natural resources in a process mediated by transnational food corporations, Thai and U.S. foreign policy, international development and trade regimes, and discourses on race, class, gender, and natural resources.
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