2019 Domna Stanton Lecture: Zakiya Luna, How Reproductive Justice Will Save Abortion Rights

The Department of Women’s and Gender Studies presents the annual Domna Stanton Lecture: “How Reproductive Justice Will Save Abortion Rights,” given by Zakiya Luna. Luna is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a faculty affiliate of the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice at Berkeley Law, which she co-founded. She earned her master’s of social work and a PhD in sociology and women’s studies from the University of Michigan. Her research is in the areas of social change, law, health, and inequality. She is interested in social movements, human rights, and reproduction with an emphasis on the effects of intersecting inequalities within and across these sites. Her book, Domesticating Human Rights: Reproductive Justice and the Last Utopia, is forthcoming.

For more information, please contact: Elizabeth Tiro, etiro@wellesley.edu

Generously supported by: Domna Stanton Lecture Series.