Read the latest publications from our accomplished students and faculty!
Dr. Deborah Billings:
- In Elgar Encyclopedia of Gender and Politics: 1: Abortion discourses and policies
- In Condemn and Resist Sociologists Respond to the First Year of Trump 2.0: Chapter 5. Abortion Criminalization under Trump 2.0 and Lessons for Resistance
Dr. Flora Blanchette-Oswald:
- In Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy: Between a prosecutor and a convicted felon? Political allegiance, abolition, and felon's rights in the context of the 2024 U.S. presidential election
- In Advances in Prejudice Research Volume 1: A framework for the attributions of ideology and motivation from identity-safety efforts
- In Women’s Reproductive Health: Shedding shame: Menstrual stigma and period sex in women, gender minorities, and sexual minorities
- In Journal of Creativity: Relationships between creativity and abolitionist ideology
- In Fat Studies: Fat people’s expectations of prejudice: predictors of anticipated prejudice from various groups
- In Fat Studies: Dying while fat: Post-mortem inequality
Drs. Flora Blanchette-Oswald & Cara Delay in Women’s Reproductive Health: Commentary: Abortion Geographies: The Need for Proximal Spatial Analyses
Dr. Kathleen Broussard in Population Research and Policy Review: Women’s Reproductive Health Conditions and Fertility Goals
Drs. Kathleen Broussard & Emily Mann:
- In Contraception: Adolescent and young adult women’s experiences of contraceptive coercion in healthcare interactions in the southern United States
- In Social Science & Medicine: Contraceptive autonomy of adolescents and young adults in the U.S. South: The influence of healthcare providers, partners, and parents
Dr. Cara Delay:
- In Creating Communication and Media Research Labs: Collaborate, Innovate, Advocate: The Women’s Health Research Team as a Model of Engaged Pedagogy
- In Journal of Social History: “Carried to the Swamp”: Race, Place, and Geographies of Infant Death in the Post-Emancipation American South
Rachel Gulczinski in Health Equity: The Blurred Boundaries of Care: A Qualitative Analysis of Nurse-Doula Role Conflict
Dr. Ed Madden in the CHAPS Poetry Series: I Asked Him What He Needed
Dr. Emily Mann in Frontiers: “If I can accept my queerness, I can accept my body as it is”: Understanding weight-related perspectives and stigma from sexual minority women
Dr. Leland Spencer in Communication Studies: Unsettling Silence