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Scholar / Teacher / Writer / Mom
Feminist / Sociologist / Ethicist / Advocate Professor of Gender and Women's Studies Professor of Public Health Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Inclusion Affiliated Faculty: School of Sociology; Africana Studies Co-Founder, UA Consortium on Gender-Based Violence University of Arizona Managing Co-Editor, The Feminist Wire Managing Co-Editor, TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism Co-Founder and Co-Editor, Biopolitics Co-Founder and Co-Editor, The Feminist Wire Books |
NEWS
"Gassing Migrants is Immoral and Illegal," an op-ed in the Arizona Daily Star. Read it here.
"Genital Alteration and Intersex: A Critical Analysis," with Mel Ferrara. Read it here.
Monica recently published an op-ed with Edna Meza Aguirre on #MeToo and survivors. Read it here.
"An Open Letter to University Presidents, Provosts, and Governing Boards," with Adela C. Licona in The Feminist Wire. Read it here.
New creative nonfiction, "A Constellation (in my left breast)," has been published in Moonsick Magazine. Read it here.
Monica has a new article in Engaging Science, Technology, and Society, based on the 25th anniversary celebration of the American Sociological Association's Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology (SKAT). "But Is It Sociology?" explores the work of transdisciplinarity both inside and outside of sociology, including tensions and possibilities.
Just in time for Mother's Day, Monica has a chapter in the book New Maternalisms: Tale of Motherwork (Dislodging the Unthinkable). One reviewer writes, "The list of authors could be considered a list of invitees to a maternalist scholar’s dream dinner party. Layering the voices of emerging scholars, expert practitioners from the field, and skilled theorists the collection of essays reads like a conversation among kindred spirits across disciplines."
A new essay on infant mortality in Detroit; read it here.
Monica's creative nonfiction essay, "How to Read a CV," has been published in Moonsick Magazine. Read it here.
"Genital Alteration and Intersex: A Critical Analysis," with Mel Ferrara. Read it here.
Monica recently published an op-ed with Edna Meza Aguirre on #MeToo and survivors. Read it here.
"An Open Letter to University Presidents, Provosts, and Governing Boards," with Adela C. Licona in The Feminist Wire. Read it here.
New creative nonfiction, "A Constellation (in my left breast)," has been published in Moonsick Magazine. Read it here.
Monica has a new article in Engaging Science, Technology, and Society, based on the 25th anniversary celebration of the American Sociological Association's Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology (SKAT). "But Is It Sociology?" explores the work of transdisciplinarity both inside and outside of sociology, including tensions and possibilities.
Just in time for Mother's Day, Monica has a chapter in the book New Maternalisms: Tale of Motherwork (Dislodging the Unthinkable). One reviewer writes, "The list of authors could be considered a list of invitees to a maternalist scholar’s dream dinner party. Layering the voices of emerging scholars, expert practitioners from the field, and skilled theorists the collection of essays reads like a conversation among kindred spirits across disciplines."
A new essay on infant mortality in Detroit; read it here.
Monica's creative nonfiction essay, "How to Read a CV," has been published in Moonsick Magazine. Read it here.