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Dr. Jallicia Jolly

The Imagining America Consortium (interdisciplinary humanities)

Black Women’s Studies (Scholar Spotlight)

The Institute for the Recruitment of Teacher (Alumni Spotlight)

The University of Michigan’s Rackham Graduate School Blog

Ms. Magazine: “Working to Die? How Black Women Health Care Workers Survive A Pandemic”

The Abolition Journal

Nursing Clio (Historical Health Scholarship)

Black Youth Project: “Reproductive justice advocacy requires more than being ‘pro-choice’”

Black Youth Project: “Why intersectional feminism needs reproductive justice
approaches to HIV”

Black Youth Project: “Black youth need more than public health strategies that read sexuality as diseased and immoral”

Association of Healthcare Journalists: “Researcher and advocate for reproductive health equity tells her own story”

Huffington Post: “Donald Trump And HIV: What Do Black And Trans Women Got To Do With It?”

Public Scholarship

Publications

Peer Reviewed Journals

Public Scholarship

“On Forbidden Wombs and Reproductive Justice.”

Meridians: feminism, race,
transnationalism, 15, no. 1 (2016): 166-188.

“From At Risk to Interdependent: The Erotic Life Worlds of HIV+ Jamaican Women.”

Souls: A Critical Journal of Black politics, Culture, and Society 21, no. 2-3
(2020): 107-131.

“Black Feminist Geographies of HIV/AIDS in Jamaica.” Gender, Place and Culture
(2021).

Gender, Place and Culture
(2021). DOI: 10.1080/0966369X.2020.1845617.

“At the Crossroads: Caribbean Women & (Black) Feminist Ethnography in the Time of HIV/AIDS.”

Feminist Anthropology, 2021(1-18).

“From HIV/AIDS to COVID-19: A Reproductive Justice Lens to Pandemics.”

The Lancet: The Art of Medicine 398 no. 10315 (2021): 1958-1959.

“Surviving in the Margins: Examining the Survival Strategies of Low-Income Jamaican Women.”

Harvard Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Journal (2013): 77-81.

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Theorizing Agency: New Directions in Research on HIV/AIDS Activism, American Quarterly

"Holding On: African American Women Surviving HIV/AIDS."

Book Review

Reviewed Journal Articles

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