The Children, Families, and Schools Concentration of the College of Education
proudly present
The Fortnightly Lunch Series
Please join us for
“WOAA!: Women Organizing Across Ages for Justice through Participatory Visual Media Making"
11a.m. – 12 p.m.
Furculo Hall, Room 22
Aline C. Gubrium, Ph.D.
Associate Professor in the Department of Community Health Education
Dr. Gubrium’s research uses participatory, digital, visual, and narrative methods to study the sexual and reproductive health knowledge and decision-making of marginalized women and youth. As a major methodological innovation, she uses digital storytelling to engage research participants in reflecting on sexuality, reproductive health, and related aspects of lived experience. From early research with African-American women living in a southern rural community, to work with women using Depo-Provera contraception and more recent projects working with Latino/a youth to address barriers to sexual communication and sexuality education, the driving question across the board is how the participants view their sexual and reproductive health experiences, in particular, how they make sense of, respond to, and confront the many influences that shape their sexuality.
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