Africa

Social Welfare and Traditional Healing in Limpopo, South Africa

12/05/2018

Quantitative household survey data will be triangulated with new anthropological qualitative research in a mixed-methods study of poverty/wealth, health, and traditional healers.Jeanine Bra

Sound Justice Lab

06/15/2021

Spring 2021 GPOD Grant Recipient

Nomi Dave (Music), Anne Coughlin (Law), Bremen Donovan (Anthropology), Bonnie Gordon (Music), and Liezl Vergara (Anthropology)

Strategic Making: aspiration, endurance, and collective care in rural Tanzania

05/23/2022

Fall 2021 Grant Recipient

Graduate Student

Erin Jordan (Anthropology) My ethnographic research explores multigenerational experiences with preca

The Dynamics of Care in Urban Uganda: An Interactional Approach to Medicine

12/05/2018

Fall 2015 Grant Recipient

Graduate Student

Anna Eisenstein (Anthropology) My PhD research investigates the construction of trust as a way of understanding how people in

Uniting Ecosystem Futures: Muni Lagoon and Winneba Ghana

05/30/2019

Nancy Takahashi, Distinguished Lecturer (Landscape Architecture) and Guoping Huang, Assistant Professor (Urban and Environmental Planning)

UVa Center for Social Medicine: Establishing a Community-Based Participatory Health Research Center in Southwestern Uganda

05/29/2019

Christopher Moore, Associate Professor (Medicine, Infectious Diseases and International Health)

Visiting Artist: Abderrahmane Sissako

12/05/2018

Alison J. Murray Levine (French) Mauritanian filmmaker Abderrahmane Sissako will be at UVA for an artist residency from April 9-13, 2015.

YEDEA

12/05/2018

YEDEA is an eight-week service-learning project in Koforidua, Ghana, created by UVa School of Medicine student and program director Emmanuel Larbi Abebrese.