Datum
03. Juli – 05. Juli 2024
Transdisciplinary conference on sexual reproduction and health rights (SRHR).
3–5 July, 2024
University of Amsterdam (anthropology department)
Poster-AnthSRHRFuturesConf2024
We are at a critical juncture in time. Whilst sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are increasingly threatened by conservative right-wing politics, multiple crises (humanitarian, economic, environmental), and persistent race, gender and class-based inequities, rapid technological advances are creating new opportunities for achieving sexual and reproductive health and justice. Now more than ever, anthropology can play a critical role in strengthening sexual and reproductive well-being in the Global South and North by interrogating these threats, crises, injustices, and technological developments. Anthropologists can help formulate more meaningful SRHR policies, programmes, and interventions by paying attention to social rather than individual bodies, examining the moralities at stake and imposed, and exploring the social lives of technologies. We contend, however, that anthropology’s potential is not fully realized, because anthropological findings get lost in translation when transitioning into policies and practices, and because of certain blind spots amongst anthropologists, public health experts, SRHR practitioners, NGO representatives, policymakers and funders alike. How can anthropologists collaborate more effectively with other stakeholders in SRHR? This conference seeks to offer a platform to engage in productive transdisciplinary conversations to enhance anthropological contributions to SRHR future(s).
Registration opens via the conference website on January 15th
Presentation and panel proposals are due by February 15th by e‑mail to our googlegroup.
Notifications will be sent mid-March.
We welcome traditional paper and panel proposals as well as workshops or experimental formats. Save the date and please circulate across your networks (see flyer)!
Conference Call- AnthSRHRFuturesConf2024
Additional details can be found online at
On behalf of the organizing committee:
Andie Thompson
Bregje de Kok
Erica van der Sijpt
Hanna Horváth
Jeroen Lorist
Shahana Siddiqui
Trudie Gerrits