Heritage Studies; Subaltern Studies, Public Archaeology, Participatory Methodologies, Contemporary Archaeology

2021. Tutoring seminar: "Climatic change: cultural perceptions and material evidence". (Cambio Climático: Percepciones culturales y evidencias materiales). Doctoral Program in Anthropology. Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.
2021. Course "Heritage Legislation and Management" (Legislación y Gestión Patrimonial). Certification Program in Cultural Heritage (Diplomado). Universidad Católica del Norte.
2020. Seminar "Collaborative Methodologies" (Metodologías Colaborativas) taught with Dra. Patricia Ayala y Dra. Jacinta Arthur. Doctoral Program in Anthropology, Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.
2019. Seminar "Contemporary Discussions on Cultural Heritage" (Discusiones contemporáneas en torno al Patrimonio cultural). Doctoral Program in Anthropology, Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.
2019. Course “Heritage Studies” (Estudios Patrimoniales). Escuela Andina Diploma. Instituto de Investigaciones Arqueológicas y Museo, Universidad Católica del Norte.
2018. Tutoring seminar "Concepts of heritage, public archaeology / applied anthropology and participatory methodologies in social sciences" (Conceptos de patrimonio, arqueología pública / antropología aplicada y metodologías participativas en ciencias sociales). Doctoral Program in Anthropology, Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.
2018. Tutoring seminar “Archaeological theory applied to the production and circulation of material culture (emphasis on pottery)". (Teoría arqueológica aplicada a la producción y circulación de bienes culturales (énfasis en cerámica). Doctoral Program in Anthropology, Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.
2016. Course “Research Workshop I. Cultural Heritage" (Taller de Investigación I. Patrimonio Cultural). Undergraduate Program in Archaeology, Universidad Alberto Hurtado.
2015. Seminar “Exhibition and presentation of cultural heritage" (Exhibición y presentación del patrimonio cultural). Masters Program in Archaeology, Universidad de Chile.

2020 - present. Doctoral Supervisor of Fernanda Fontecilla. Doctoral Program in Anthropology, Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.
2018 - present. Doctoral Supervisor of Javier Carmona. Doctoral Program in Anthropology, Universidad Católica del Norte – Universidad de Tarapacá.

• 3rd Side Event CIGIDEN Our World Heritage. Round table "Desert, Heritage and Disasters". May 20th, 2021 (Online)

• XX National Conference of Argentinian Archaeology. Córdoba, Argentina, 15-19 July, 2019.
F. Kalazich and V. Figueroa: Subaltern heritages in the Atacama Desert. Approaches from Public Archaeology.
V. Figueroa, M. Prieto, F. Kalazich and C. Espíndola: Archaeology of postmining in the extractivist Atacama.

• VI CTS-Chile. Osorno, Chile, 16-18 January, 2019.
V. Figueroa, M. Prieto, D. Salazar and F. Kalazich: Heritage, mining extractivism and the production of miningscapes. The case of Collahuasi (s. X-XXI).

• XXI National Conference of Chilean Archaeology. Santiago, Chile, 3-7 December, 2018.
Symposium co-coordinator “Public archaeology and heritage: dialogues between theory and practice”, with M.J. Figueroa, G. Carmona and L. Alegría.
Papers
R. Solís, F. Urrutia and F. Kalazich: On participation and its dilemmas: heritage activation in the Community of Nama, Tarapacá.
F. Kalazich and M. García: Memory, or the other narrative of archaeological sites in indigenous territory.

• International Workshop Mining extractivism in the South of the Andes. San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, 17 August, 2018.
V. Figueroa, M. Prieto and F. Kalazich: Archaeology of mining extractivism. Arqueología del extractivismo minero. Clearings, tailing and pools. A future cultural heritage of the Atacama.

• 4th Biennial Conference, Association of Critical Heritage Studies. Hangzhou, China, 1-6 September, 2018.
Session Coordinator “Cultural Heritage Initiatives for Social Inclusion/Against Social Exclusion”.

• IX Meeting of Archaeological Theory in South America (TAAS), Ibarra, Ecuador, 4-8 June, 2018.
F. Kalazich. Moralities that invisibilize: female sex work in the saltpeter era (1880-1930).
F. Gili, M. García and F. Kalazich: Pipes of the Salar de Atacama, the fumes that transform?
M. Uribe, F. Urrutia and F. Kalazich: Museum, Pukara and Chullpas of Nama (Tarapacá, Northern Chile): archaeological, political and heritage dialogues between Andean peoples and social researchers.

• Public Symposium: Extraction, Development & Indigenous Community Sustainability. The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 11 May, 2018.
F. Kalazich: Cultural heritage protection as means of territorial defense: between private interests and the state.

• Society for Historical Archaeology Conference: Landscapes, Entrepôts and Global Currents. 3-7 January, 2018, New Orleans, US.
F. Kalazich: Studies of the subaltern in contemporary archaeology. Sex work in Saltpeter Boomtowns and Ports in Northern Chile (1880-1930).

• Conference of Anthropology and History: Capitalism in the Desert. 16-17 November, 2017, San Pedro de Atacama.
F. Kalazich: Female sex work in the saltpeter desert (1880-1930).

• VII Conference of Education, Museums and Heritage. 6-7 de November 2017, La Ligua, Chile.
F. Kalazich and D. Martinovich, Roundtable on Museums.

• 2nd Conference of Archaeology Students, 7-10 de November, 2017, Santiago.
Key note speaker. Public archaeology as social research methodology. An approach to subaltern studies in archaeology