Alissa Jordan is a multimodal cultural anthropologist who received her Ph.D. from the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida. Her research focuses on questions of bodily being, bodily security, and creativity across field sites in rural Haiti, urban Ghana, and in social spaces in virtual and augmented reality.
Carmelle Moise is a nurse-midwife and a member of the board at MamaBaby Haiti MamaBaby Haiti is a non-profit which runs two birth centers, health clinics, and a midwifery school in Haiti. It provides a safe place for Haitian women to receive compassionate and respectful care at the hands of skilled midwives. No one is turned away.

Join Alissa and Carmelle this Thursday, March 18th 2021 at Noon.


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