The deadline for submitting communication proposals for the IV International ReproMob Conference Reproductive Governance and Mobilities in Europe and Latin America: Questioning Reproductive Justice and Rights in a Context of Austerity and Fertility Decline is open until January 31, 2025. This conference will take place in person in Bellaterra and Barcelona between June 10 and 12, 2025.
In an era marked by economic austerity and declining fertility rates, reproductive justice and rights are undergoing profound transformations in Europe and Latin America. This international conference aims to explore the complex dynamics of reproductive governance at both national and international levels. It also seeks to analyze internal and cross-border mobilities, focusing on the impact of austerity measures on reproductive justice and rights.
Topics proposed for discussion include:
– The consequences of government policies on access to reproductive health care and services.
– Cross-border reproductive and non-reproductive care and its implications for reproductive justice and rights.
– Medical and non-medical mobilities in the shaping of reproductive futures.
– Reproductive mobilities of people, technologies, bioproducts, knowledge, ideas, and finances.
– Intersectional reproductive experiences of gender, race, disability, age, and class.
– The influence of national state policies on mobility, reproductive rights, and justice.
– Reproductive policy and governance in Europe and Latin America, and cases that challenge them.
– The role of reproductive activism in advocating for equitable reproductive justice and rights.
To view the full list of panels and submit your proposal through the online form available on the website, please visit:
Each participant may present only one paper as a speaker, co-author two papers presented by others, and participate in one roundtable.
As the conference is funded by various institutions, there is no registration fee. However, registration and subsequent confirmation of attendance are mandatory due to capacity issues.
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