Rosamund Greiner

@rosgre.bsky.social

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Feminist global health researcher #MedAnth #ReproJustice #CriticalDisabilityStudies #Latam #Zika #CZS PhD from UCL, Research Fellow on RECENTRE https://t.co/bT2x0ynNBf

An event poster with text in the middle and a background of an oil spill and piles of refuse. The text reads:

ECO Artivism: Creative Methods in Environmental Justice Research

Join an in-person afternoon of knowledge exchange and networking focused on community-engaged and arts-based methods in environmental justice research.

Who should attend?
Researchers from any field whose work relates to environmental justice
What is included?
• Guided tour of the KINDFIRE Eco Artivist Exhibition & Climate Action Experience at the Building Centre
• Workshop on creative methods in environmental justice research
• Afternoon tea and coffee
• Evening social with dinner and drinks

Friday 19th June 2026 14:00

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A flyer for the event 'A Decade of Zika'. All info is available at the event website: https://www.vitalfutures.org/adecadeofzika/

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A screenshot of a PowerPoint slide that reads 'exploring Iindigenous health and wellbeing in the context of climate change' and features a drawing by Indigenous artist Elisapee Ishulutaq. "In her oil stick drawing Climate Change (2012) Ishulutaq depicted a lone Inuk in a parka, an igloo and a tree on either side. The figure faces the tree, which has begun to bloom despite being rooted in a patch of icy ground [1]. Behind them is a melting igloo, which seems to slump towards the figure, the impact of the heat warping its shape into an uncomfortable bend." https://www.inuitartfoundation.org/profiles/artist/Elisapee-Ishulutaq

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A photo of a large sheet of white paper covered in post-it notes. One side is titled 'scenarios/ challenges' and the other 'solutions/ responses'. This was part of an exercise brainstorming inclusive climate change adaptation measures.

A photo of the UCL Mashhate building, a large square grey building with lots of tall narrow windows. In the foreground are steps and a bank of wild flowers.

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The cover of the book 'changing birth in the Andes' has a photo of an indigenous woman from the Andean region of Peru on the cover. She is facing away from the camera, wearing a heavy skirt, ling sleeves and a colourful woven shawl around her shoulders. Her dark hair is in two braids under a straw hat. The subtitle of the book is 'culture, policy, and safe motherhood in Peru'

The cover of the book 'the spirit catches you and you fall down' is light yellow and has a small photograph of a young girl wearing an intricately embroidered cap and jacket with a large silver necklace around her neck. The subtitle of the book is 'A Hmong Child, Her American Doctors, and the Collision of Two Cultures'.

A poster advertising the seminar. It features a picture of me, smiling at the camera, and a cityscape of Barranquilla, Colombia with tall orange tower blocks interspersed with trees. The text reads:
From women and babies to patriarchy and ableism An ethnographic perspective on Congenital Zika Syndrome in Colombia

Join our speaker, Dr Ros Greiner, to discuss a number of theoretical advances towards conceptualising the intersection of patriarchy and ableism at the level of the family.

This talk will set the stage for an interesting discussion of the relationships between gender, reproduction, disability, disablement and care. Ros is particularly interested in exploring the links between her existing work and movements for environmental justice, exploring the acceleration and stratification of debility and disablement in the Anthropocene.

This seminar will be chaired by Dr Lucy Lowe, Lecturer in Medical Anthropology, University of Edinburgh

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The cover of Good Enough Mothers is a photograph of a row of brightly coloured gingham pinafore dresses hanging on a washing line outside a grey brick building. The dresses are purple, pink, orange and blue. The subtitle of the book is 'practicing nurture and motherhood in Chiapas, Mexico'.

The cover of the book Conceiving the New World Order shows a photo of several women sitting in a row, breastfeeding babies on their laps. The subtitle of the book is 'the global politics of reproduction'.