In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Leigh Stuckey, who is an anthropologist, migration researcher, doula, and educator at the University of Michigan. Her work sits at the intersection of culture and medicine, approaching reproductive justice through an anthropological framework. We sat down with Dr. Stuckey to discuss pregnancy loss, social personhood, and the cultural worlds that shape reproductive experiences.

Contact Dr. Leigh Stuckey to learn more about her ongoing project on pregnancy loss and the language used to describe it, or to connect for a conversation.

Email Dr. Stuckey: ltwstu@umich.edu

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