Collaborative Anthropology
of Reproduction and Environment
The Collaborative Anthropology of Reproduction and the Environment (CARE) Lab studies the potential relationship between environmental concerns and reproductive decision-making among BIPOC young adults. Collaboration between faculty and students
Research Methods
Discourse Analysis
Focus Group
Interviews
We analyze discourse (from news articles, social media sites, and more) to understand popular conceptions of reproduction.
In focus groups, we explore how climate concerns influence reproductive decision-making among young people in Tucson to identify main themes.
After the focus groups, we are interviewing participants to go more in depth into the factors that influence their specific reproductive decisions.
Resources
Reproductive health facilities and resources in Tucson, Arizona
Society for Applied Anthropology Conference
Santa Fe, New Mexico
March 26, 2024 - March 30, 2024
"From Boomers to Doomers”:
Environmental
Factors Affecting Reproductive
Decision-Making