
Fertility and
Reproduction
Studies Group

Terracotta altar of three fertility goddesses, Museo Archeologico Regionale di Gela, circa 500 BCE
April 29
Ursula Gazeley, University of Oxford
The maternal mortality measurement trap: how what we count drives the maternal health agenda
May 6
Polina Vlasenko, University of Oxford
Cross-Border reproductive mobilities: mediating reproductive labour of Central Asian surrogates in Georgia
May 13
Nicole Votruba, University of Oxford, Imperial College London
Improving perinatal mental health in rural Indian communities: The PRAMH intervention
May 20
Willem Ombelet, University of Hasselt
Universal access to infertility care: dream or reality?
NB: Seminar at 11am
May 27
Maaret Jokela-Pansini, University of Oxford, University of Zurich
Beyond ‘toxic bodies’: Political rationalities and women’s reproductive health concerns in a high-environmental risk area (Taranto, Italy)
June 3
Anita Makins, University of Oxford
Cultural beliefs in northern rural Mozambique and their effect on maternal and neonatal health.
Microsoft Zoom – Joining Link to be provided
June 10
Shahnoza Nozimova, University of Oxford
Limitations and possibilities of emerging reproductive mobilities in Central Asia
June 17
Saba Mirhossein, Bielefeld University
Demographic hysteria, rebellious wombs: The paradox of Iran's family planning project
Convened by Avi Mikhaylov Lys Alcayna-Stevens Philip Kreager
ISCA ISCA Human Sciences