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Reproductive Sociology Research Group
 
Read more at: Recording available now - ReproSoc Annual Public Lecture "Regulating Reproduction Revisited" with Prof Emily Jackson

Recording available now - ReproSoc Annual Public Lecture "Regulating Reproduction Revisited" with Prof Emily Jackson

25 March 2023

The 8th Annual Public ReproSoc Lecture 2022 " Regulating Reproduction Revisited" Prof Emily Jackson, London School of Economics Chair: Prof Sarah Franklin, University of Cambridge In this lecture, Prof Emily Jackson revisited some of the themes of her 2001 book Regulating Reproduction: Law, Technology and Autonomy , in...


Read more at: Lecture by Prof Judith Butler in Cambridge on 'Who is Afraid of Gender' at 5pm GMT, Wed 26 April

Lecture by Prof Judith Butler in Cambridge on 'Who is Afraid of Gender' at 5pm GMT, Wed 26 April

17 March 2023

Prof Judith Butler is coming to Cambridge to give a lecture on, 'Who is Afraid of Gender' at 5pm GMT on Wed 26 April. Tickets are going fast! To register: https://bit.ly/3LuttR2 The event will be recorded & available to view on the following Twitter Channcels, @lgbtQcam , @CamSociology , @CambridgeGender websites. Who...


Read more at: ReproDoc Film Screening took place on Friday 24 February, featuring Joanna Rajkowska’s "Born in Berlin"(2012)

ReproDoc Film Screening took place on Friday 24 February, featuring Joanna Rajkowska’s "Born in Berlin"(2012)

18 February 2023

Event organised by the Reproductive Sociology Research Network ReproDoc Film Screening: Joanna Rajkowska’s Born in Berlin (2012) followed by a discussion with Dr Matylda Szewczyk (University of Warsaw) Friday 24 February 2023, 2-4pm 17 Mill Lane, Seminar Room B (first floor) In this year’s ReproDoc, visiting scholar...


Read more at: The 8th Annual Public ReproSoc Lecture "Regulating Reproduction Revisited" with Prof Emily Jackson

The 8th Annual Public ReproSoc Lecture "Regulating Reproduction Revisited" with Prof Emily Jackson

29 November 2022

The 8th Annual Public ReproSoc Lecture Prof Emily Jackson, London School of Economics Regulating Reproduction Revisited 23 November 2022 | 5-6.30pm | The Pitt Building Chair: Prof Sarah Franklin, University of Cambridge In this lecture, Prof Emily Jackson revisited some of the themes of her 2001 book Regulating...


Read more at: The 2nd Edition of "Embodied Progress" by Prof Sarah Franklin came out on 2nd October

The 2nd Edition of "Embodied Progress" by Prof Sarah Franklin came out on 2nd October

26 September 2022

2ND EDITION Embodied Progress A Cultural Account of Assisted Conception Sarah Franklin This new edition of Sarah Franklin’s classic monograph on the development of IVF includes two entirely new chapters reflecting on the relevance of the book’s findings in the context of the past two decades and providing a ‘state of the...


Read more at: New Publication by M. Smietana and F. W. Twine on "Queer decisions: Racial matching and stigma management among gay male intended parents"

New Publication by M. Smietana and F. W. Twine on "Queer decisions: Racial matching and stigma management among gay male intended parents"

4 July 2022

A new publication by Marcin Smietana and France Winddance Twine has been published. Find out more here: Smietana, Marcin and Twine, France Winddance. 2022. Queer decis ions: Racial matching and stigma management among gay male intended parents . International Journal of Comparative Sociology : 1-21; https://doi.org/10.1177...


Read more at: New Publication by Aideen O'Shaughnessy and colleagues: 'Analysing MyOptions: experiences of Ireland's abortion information and support service' in the BMJ Sexual and Reproductive Health journal

New Publication by Aideen O'Shaughnessy and colleagues: 'Analysing MyOptions: experiences of Ireland's abortion information and support service' in the BMJ Sexual and Reproductive Health journal

29 March 2022

A new article, Analysing MyOptions: experiences of Ireland's abortion information and support service , written by Aideen O'Shaughnessy and colleagues, has been publisjed in the BMJ Sexual and Reproductive Health journal. After the repeal of the 8 th amendment in 2018, the provision of legal abortion care in Ireland was...


Read more at: Reproductive Justice in a (Post-)COVID World: Transnational Protest and Resistance

Reproductive Justice in a (Post-)COVID World: Transnational Protest and Resistance

10 March 2022

Reproductive Justice in a (Post-)COVID World: Transnational Protest and Resistance The conference takes place on April 18-19 2023 . Any questions or queries in relation to this conference can be directed to Dr. Aideen O’Shaughnessy on Twitter @aioshaug or via email: aideen4193@gmail.com Launched in 2021 at the University...


Read more at: New Publication by Marcin Smietana and France Winddance Twine 'The racial contours of queer reproduction' in The Routledge Handbook of Anthropology and Reproduction

New Publication by Marcin Smietana and France Winddance Twine 'The racial contours of queer reproduction' in The Routledge Handbook of Anthropology and Reproduction

6 January 2022

New Publication by Marcin Smietana and France Winddance Twine 'The racial contours of queer reproduction' in The Routledge Handbook of Anthropology and Reproduction. Read the full article, available in open access . Abstract In this chapter, we bring queer theory into dialogue with critical race studies. We ask “How does...


Read more at: New Publication by Dr Robert Pralat and colleagues: 'Discussing parenthood with gay men diagnosed with HIV: a qualitative study of patient and healthcare practitioner perspectives' in BioMed Central

New Publication by Dr Robert Pralat and colleagues: 'Discussing parenthood with gay men diagnosed with HIV: a qualitative study of patient and healthcare practitioner perspectives' in BioMed Central

21 December 2021

New Publication by Dr Robert Pralat and colleagues: 'Discussing parenthood with gay men diagnosed with HIV: a qualitative study of patient and healthcare practitioner perspectives' in BioMed Central. Read the full article, available in open access . Abstract Background Research on HIV and reproduction has focused largely...