Stop Inventing EcoFacism: The Environment, Racist Overpopulation Myths, and Reproductive Justice
In the third post of our Get in the Repro Know blog series, Dr. Rochford talks ecofacism, racist overpopulation myths, and reproductive justice.
Get in the Repro Know: The Legal Battle for Roe
Dr. Elle Rochford walks us through the lead up to the historic Roe v Wade Supreme Court case in the US for the second blog in our Get in the Repro Know series!
Are we Worrying about Monkeypox Wrong?
Drs. Stephanie Wilson and Elle Rochford talk monkeypox, stigma, violence prevention, and the future of public health interventions.
What is Roe v Wade?: Get in the Repro Know
In the first blog of the series, Dr. Rochford walks us through what Roe is. Learn more about what Roe v Wade is, including frequently asked questions.
A Sociological Analysis of Migration: SDGs & IDPs in Nigeria
What are the causes and effects of migration and how can sociological theories help us understand its connection to SDGs and IDPs?
Gendered Experiences, Religiosity, and Well-being of Women during COVID-19
How can a critical feminist analysis help us understand the gendered experiences, religiosity, and well-being of women during COVID-19?
Aashika Shivangi Singh
Aashika Shivangi Singh has a Bachelor's degree in Political Science (Honours), currently advancing her academic journey with a Master's degree in Sociology. Continue reading to learn more...
Sociology is the Soil that Pervades a Racial Orifice
What is sociology and how does it help us assess racial inequality in society? Learn more from the experiences of Nigerian writer Sunday T. Saheed.
On the Politics of Friendship: Its Promise for Democracy
What does a sociological study of friendship look like? What are the politics of friendship and how do they relate to our larger political and social systems?
Celebrating Eid al-Adha in Nigeria and Around the World
Adamu Usman Garko writes about the great festival of Eid al-Adha in Nigeria, describing its origins and theological significance. Learn more!!!