EDCMA

Alice Street 'the social life of COVID-19 testing'

What's next for Afghanistan? Evolving implications for safety, gender equity and urgent humanitarian action

Anthropology Reckons with Covid-19: Diagnosis, Testing and Global Health

COVID19 and displacement hackathon

Re-Thinking Mental Health Recovery: Community Practices in Asia

Mental health recovery tools and practices in South Asia

EDCMA Lecture: What is an Ethnographic Interview? Thoughts at the Intersection of Anthropology and Psychiatry

Antiblackness and Global Health: Placing the Sierra Leonean Ebola Epidemic in the Colonial Wake

CANCELLED - Bioprospecting and Ecologies of Medicine in the Early Modern World

EdCMA Annual Lecture

Seminar with Tanya Luhrmann and Sam Greenspan

Heritage in the Body: embodied ecologies of health in times of change

Jeremy Greene: The Doctor Who Wasn't There

Facilitators & Barriers: Implementing Peer Support in Low-resource Settings

Kinship, ancestors, and lines: moving meanings, positions, and memories

Harm, risk, and damage: A comparative analysis of preventive approaches to social problems inspired by Harm Reduction in Brazil and France

Composing Care: Hospital Music Therapy and Clinical Aesthetics

Co-developing Community Based Rehabilitation Programmes for persons with psychosocial disabilities in Indigenous Communities of Jharkhand, India

Countering Reproductive Genocide in Gaza: Palestinian Women’s Testimonies

Anthropological analysis in a scrambled world: a masterclass with Professor Cori Hayden

Global Mental Health and Society Seminar Series - Addressing the consequences of mental health stigma: lessons learned in Ethiopia

From women and babies to patriarchy and ableism: an ethnographic perspective on Congenital Zika Syndrome in Colombia

Health and Healing, Magic and Medicine

Toxicity or liberation? The abortion pill misoprostol and its possibilities for reproductive justice

Unruly Abortions: Between Refusal and Prefiguration

The Impossible Gathering: a project to curate ‘mad’, marginal, and ‘outsider’ texts from ex-psychiatric and related archives

Learning to Care: How Midwifery and Obstetric Training in Mexico Shapes Patient Experiences

Gendering Settler Colonialism: From Reproductive Injustice in Occupied East Jerusalem to Israel’s Genocidal War on Gaza

Families in transit through Mexico: care, love, isolation, and violence

The question of the public space in today’s society

The Method is Listening: Sounding Out Reproductive Resistance

Misoprostol & Maternal Mortality: Reproductive Justice in West Africa

treatment: ailment (artistic afterlives of fieldwork and its possibilities)

Precedented Times: Thinking with African Health Histories After the Chainsaw Comes for Global Health