As in earlier posts regarding book reviews, we’re seeking some reviewers for some specific new texts but also always welcome enquiries for other books that might be on people’s radars. Get in touch if there is something you’d like to … Continue reading
This month’s episode of FABGab is now live with an Emma and Dani interviewing Assoc. Prof. Richard Matthews from Bond University. He talks about his paper: “The Moral Asymmetry of Conscientious Provision and Conscientious Refusal, Insights from Oppression and Allyship,” … Continue reading
In this essay by Rachel Fabi, Associate Professor and Vice Chair for Education in the Center for Bioethics and Humanities at SUNY Upstate Medical University, Dr. Fabi provides a helpful explainer about the public comment process in the United States … Continue reading
In the interest of record-keeping and resource-gathering, we’ve compiled some recent bioethical (and bioethics adjacent) work related to the ongoing maelstrom in the U.S. government. We’ll aim to keep adding sources as they come out and encourage readers to include … Continue reading
This installment of the Feminist Bioethics Scholar Spotlight series features Supriya Subramani, a lecturer at the University of Sydney in Australia who engages ethnographic and phenomenological methods to questions of morality, behavior, and attitudes in healthcare contexts. Dr. Subramani has … Continue reading
The latest episode of FABGab with Emma Tumilty and Danica Davies is now available on Spotify. In this episode, we talk with Zoe Tongue about her paper “Locating Abortion and Contraception on the Obstetric Violence Continuum” appearing in Volume 17, … Continue reading
There is no shortage of social media quite literally making the news, whether as a topic of news coverage or as people’s sources of news information, despite being rife with misinformation. How (or if) scholars should be on social media … Continue reading
As we transition into a new year around the globe, a few things on our agenda for the new year, and a question to feminist approaches to bioethics readers, thinkers, students, activists, and scholars: what is on yours? IJFAB Blog … Continue reading
The Hastings Center Report: Series on Health and Incarceration Incarceration has been intertwined with bioethics since the field’s founding: early protections of research subjects focused on incarcerated people as an especially vulnerable population deserving of heightened attention. But despite the clear … Continue reading
The latest issue of the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics is out now – from October 2024. It includes original essays, commentaries, and an author meets critic section on Microaggressions in Medicine, a book previously featured on the … Continue reading
As book review editor, my first thought this morning is to recommend the following: This book by Mariame Kaba (and the accompanying workbook) are available from Haymarket Books. Mariame has also been a guest on the Movement Memos podcast run … Continue reading
We have a number of books we’d like to see reviewed for the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics and we are always open to suggestions from authors or reviewers about other options not listed here. To become a … Continue reading