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2014-2015

Melissa Wright, “Massacres and Protesting Hateful Capitalism: Lessons to be Learned from Mexico’s Activists”, Penn State University

Kelsey Hanrahan, “Living Care-Fully: Understanding Interdependence in Livelihoods through Inter-Generational Relationships in Northern Ghana”, PhD Candidate, Department of Geography, University of Kentucky

Christine Smith, “Between the State and the Home: Interpretations of Violence within Everyday Life in Cairo, Egypt”, PhD Candidate, Department of Geography, University of Kentucky

Rebecca Lane, “(Re)Producing Citizenship through (Health)Care: Latina Immigrants’ Experiences of Reproductive Healthcare in Atlanta, GA”, PhD Candidate, Department of Geography, University of Kentucky

Amy Lind, “After Neoliberalism? Resignifying Family, Nation and Economy in Ecuador”,  University of Cincinnati

Jenna Loyd, “Health Justice and Ending the War at Home”, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Helen Lawton-Smith, School of Geography and Environment, University of Oxford