An intersectional and transnational approach to climate change

Panel discussion featuring: Reetika Subramanian (University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies) and Professor Amanda Sferruzzi-Perri (University Professor in Fetal and Placental Physiology) and Evelyn Brealey (Director, Cambridge Global Health Partnerships and By Fellow, Hughes Hall) 

Featuring academic panel members across the fields of biological sciences, sociology, gender studies, history and journalism these seminars discuss how climate change and reproductive justice intersect. 

The second in a series of three in-person seminars. 

• Tackling the Overpopulation Myth and Climate Change
• An Intersectional and Transnational Approach to Climate Change 
• Why highlight the centrality of reproduction when studying climate change?

All three seminars will be held in the Sociology Seminar Room, Free School Lane. 

A networking reception will follow the panel talks. 

Thanks to the School of the Humanities and Social Sciences for research framework funding.

Image: Volunteers learn how to rescue pregnant women, who are most vulnerable when disaster strikes, in a mock drill in northeastern India. © EU - photo by EC/ECHO/Aftab Alam via Flickr. [Note: the background to this image has been extended using generative AI.]