1 2014 Curriculum Vitae Patricia J. Hammer, Ph.D. Tels. (5143) 943649663; (5143) 943613058 Lima (511) 2522947; Carhuaz (5143) 761885 Email [email protected]; Website www.socialwellbeing.org EDUCATION Ph.D., Medical Anthropology, University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign, January 1997. M.A., Anthropology, University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign, May 1992. B.A., Anthropology; Minor: Spanish Literature, University of California, San Diego, June 1986. LANGUAGES English; Spanish; Quechua. PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS Director: Center for Social Well Being, Peru. January 2000present Director of the Interdisciplinary Field Methods training program. Development of project proposals; design of rural community participatory research and training instruments; implementation of programs to improve community organization and response to problems of health, education and the environment in Peru. Professor and Thesis Advisor: Graduate School of UNASAM (Universidad Nacional Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo, Huaraz, Peru). October 2005present. Professor in the Graduate Social Policy Program; courses taught: Social Equality and Inclusion; Tools and Strategies for the Fight against Poverty; Social Science Research Methods; Managing Social Conflict in Contemporary Peru. Thesis advisor for students pursuing the Masters´ degree in Management and Development of Social Policy Programs and Projects. Lecturer: Graduate School, Social Science Dept., Anthropology section, Pontificia Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), Lima, Peru. August 2006present. Graduate program instructor for the Masters and Doctorate in Anthropology; Course seminars on Research Methodology and Medical Anthropology. Jury committee member to evaluate the defense of doctoral theses. Adjunct Professor: Department of Anthropology, Graduate School, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, USA. May 2009 July 2012. Committee member to supervise doctoral candidates’ thesis field research and completion of the dissertation.
EDUCATION Ph.D., Medical Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-‐Champaign, January 1997. M.A., Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-‐Champaign, May 1992. B.A., Anthropology; Minor: Spanish Literature, University of California, San Diego, June 1986. LANGUAGES English; Spanish; Quechua. PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS Director: Center for Social Well Being, Peru. January 2000-‐present Director of the Interdisciplinary Field Methods training program. Development of project proposals; design of rural community participatory research and training instruments; implementation of programs to improve community organization and response to problems of health, education and the environment in Peru. Professor and Thesis Advisor: Graduate School of UNASAM (Universidad Nacional Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo, Huaraz, Peru). October 2005-‐present. Professor in the Graduate Social Policy Program; courses taught: Social Equality and Inclusion; Tools and Strategies for the Fight against Poverty; Social Science Research Methods; Managing Social Conflict in Contemporary Peru. Thesis advisor for students pursuing the Masters´ degree in Management and Development of Social Policy Programs and Projects. Lecturer: Graduate School, Social Science Dept., Anthropology section, Pontificia Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), Lima, Peru. August 2006-‐present. Graduate program instructor for the Masters and Doctorate in Anthropology; Course seminars on Research Methodology and Medical Anthropology. Jury committee member to evaluate the defense of doctoral theses. Adjunct Professor: Department of Anthropology, Graduate School, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, USA. May 2009 -‐ July 2012. Committee member to supervise doctoral candidates’ thesis field research and completion of the dissertation.
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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS Forum Solidaridad Perú, Lima. August 2012 -‐ present. Consultant and Trainer. Design, development and implementation of team training in Community Participatory Action Research for application among Peruvian indigenous communities. Ironbound Films, National Science Foundation documentary on Global Climate Change. August 2012. Anthropological consultant, researcher, indigenous community liaison, and logistics support. Tiempo de Viaje, Public Television documentary. Carhuaz, Peru. May 2012. Anthropological guide and consultant on Andean community issues of women’s civic participation and agrobiodiversity. United Nations University – Callejón de Huaylas, Ancash, Perú, May 2010. Logistic coordinator: Planned, organized and developed the participatory strategy to implement a series of meetings and discussions with community leaders, rural students and authorities on themes of Climate Change and Migration, as part of the UNU and Oxfam formative research to develop appropriate proposals based on Andean populations’ experiences, perceptions and felt needs with respect to environmental change. World Vision, Mancos-‐Yungay, Ancash, Peru. 2007 -‐ present. Consultant in team training and community capacity building. Implementation of workshops that train the Program Team in community participatory methods to improve health and education projects. Currently oversees the designed Community Participatory instrument to systematize program experiences, and lends continuous support for strategy monitoring and application. Save the Children Federation, El Salvador. Consultant in Community Participatory Strategies for Maternal and Reproductive Health Programs. November 2005. Analysis of data and studies required for proposal development aimed to improve the content, strategies and infrastructure of the El Salvador Department of Health, with special emphasis on maternal and infant care, sexual and reproductive health, nutrition and infectious diseases. Guided processes in proposing and developing effective models, conceptualization and proposal composition together with the El Salvador Save the Children Health Team. Research Triangle Institute, NC, USA. Mid-‐term Evaluator for Program in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in CIES (Centro de investigación, educación y salud) in Bolivia. May-‐October 2005. Carried out a Participatory Evaluation of Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health services and activities in CIES clinics in 7 regions of Bolivia, USAID funded. CATALYST Consortium, Pathfinder – Bolivia, Consultant in Community Mobilization for Post-‐Abortion Care, La Paz, Bolivia . March 2004 -‐ June 2005. Creation of a Community Participatory Investigation instrument (Autodiagnóstico) for use among community organizations in the cities of El Alto and Santa Cruz, Bolivia to explore issues of unwanted pregnancy, abortion, and post-‐abortion health care seeking. A series of workshops were implemented to develop the field teams, promote Action Research skills, carry out participatory evaluations, community results presentations and design Community Action Plans to respond to issues prioritized with regard to obstacles to Post-‐Abortion Care, USAID funded. Networks Project-‐CARE and Save the Children, Consultant in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health, Oruro and La Paz, Bolivia. April 2002 – March 2003.
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Development of an interactive CD for adolescents designed to influence KAP (knowledge, attitudes and practices) in sexual and reproductive health and education; development and trials of a Facilitator’s Manual to guide the use of alternative education materials for child laborers on themes of sexual and reproductive health, gender, ecology, human rights and community participation, USAID funded. USAID Evaluation of the CHANGE Project/AED, Consultant, Washington DC March – July 2002. Mid-‐term Evaluation Team Member responsible for assessing the Community Participation components of the Behavior Change and Communications AED-‐based global project. Review of all project documents, interviews with persons affiliated with design and implementation, field visit to Dominican Republic to evaluate project effectiveness in context. Save the Children, Community Mobilization Specialist, Washington DC January – December 2001. Collaboration with Johns Hopkins University/Population Communication Services (Africa, Asia, Latin America, Middle East). Designed effective community participatory strategies, instruments and materials to motivate and guide communities and health workers to improve reproductive and sexual health by stimulating processes of social change. Conducted TOT (training of trainers) workshops in the Philippines and Indonesia. In Peru worked on the “Bridges for Quality” project with district health teams in Peru, that focuses on defining what constitutes quality services for both clients and providers. The positive project outcomes to date include increased use of family planning and child survival services, improved interpersonal relations between clients and health workers, and changes in service operations in response to community needs and suggestions. MISIUR (Misión Integral Urbano Rural), Project Coordinator, Peru, January-‐ December 2000. Community Needs Assessment Project in a post-‐conflict resettlement region. Design and implementation of a Community Participatory Investigation to provide information on the needs of women, youth and children in Huancavelica, Peru in preparation for a comprehensive development effort funded by the European Community. Creation of the curriculum, materials and training of a bilingual team (Spanish and Quechua) to facilitate the participatory process to elicit essential data. Monitoring and supervision of all phases of the research, data analyses, synthesis and presentation of final conclusions. Management of relations with government, civic, church and nongovernment organizations involved with the local population. USAID/ReproSalud-‐Movimiento Manuela Ramos, Qualitative Data Analyst, Peru October 1999 — August 2000. Analysis of data collected from 1996 to 2000 from community-‐based organizations to reach conclusions about women’s practices, knowledge and perceptions of reproductive processes. Provision of recommendations to policy makers at Department, Provincial and District levels required to promote and ensure improved reproductive health in Puno, Ancash, San Martin, and Ucayali. Pathfinder International, Consultant, Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health ALCANCE Project, Peru July -‐ October 1999. Evaluation of program progress by local NGOs in seven regions of Peru (Iquitos, Trujillo, Huancavelica, Ayacucho, Arequipa, Cuzco and Puno) to identify staff training needs and propose recommendations to improve program effectiveness. Implementation of regional and national level workshops to strengthen team skills and abilities in work with adolescents. PRIME/PATH, Project Coordinator, Peru June 1998 -‐ June 1999. Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Project, Community Participatory Investigation to Assess the Sociocultural Factors that Influence Sexual and Reproductive Health among Rural Adolescents in Huancavelica. Project 2000-‐USAID/Ministry of Health, Qualitative Data Analyst, Peru March – May 1998. Maternal and Perinatal Program Analysis of original data, reports and conclusions of qualitative studies on
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Traditional Birth Practices and Case Studies of Maternal Mortality in Six Regions of Peru. Provision of recommendations for the application of qualitative research results to create national health policy. USAID/ReproSalud-‐Movimiento Manuela Ramos, Field Coordinator, Huancavelica, Peru January -‐ May 1998. Coordinator of the research team to investigate knowledge, attitudes and practices of perinatal processes and problems among rural Quechua speaking women of childbearing age and older. HealthNet International/Doctors without Borders-‐Holland, Education Project Coordinator, Ayacucho, Peru January -‐ December 1997. Design and implementation of Staff Training in Community Participatory Education Approaches in Health among rural Quechua speaking populations affected by political violence. MotherCare/John Snow, Inc., ReproSalud Project -‐ Movimiento Manuela Ramos/USAID, Consultant, Peru April -‐ August 1996. Design and preliminary trials of the Community Participatory Research Instrument, the "Autodiagnosis," to explore reproductive health among rural and periurban women in 8 regions of Peru. ASUR (Antropólogos del Sur Andino), Research Affiliate, Sucre, Bolivia September 1992 -‐ March 1994. Doctoral Investigation of the ethnophysiology of reproductive processes, preventive and curative health practices among Quechua women in the Tarabuco region of Southern Bolivia. Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society, Editor, August 1990 -‐ May 1992. Review of all incoming manuscripts, composition of editorials, call for papers. Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-‐Champaign. Institute of Government and Public Affairs, University of Illinois, Urbana-‐Champaign, Research Assistant, August 1989 -‐ May 1990. Mammography Investigation, review of client records to analyze use of screening services. Private practice midwife, N. LeShan, Midwife Assistant, January 1988 -‐ August 1989. Prenatal care, home births, hospital birth support. La Jolla, California. San Diego County Health Department, Medical Interpreter, Oct. 1987 -‐ Aug. 1989. Prenatal Care Program, Mission Beach Area Clinic, San Diego, California. Catholic University (PUCP), Lima, Peru, International Exchange Student, July 1984 -‐ June 1985. University of California, San Diego Study Abroad Program. PUBLICATIONS 2015 (forthcoming) Quechua Ethno-‐etiology in the Andes. Medical Anthropology Reader for Andean
Anthropology. Jeanine Anderson and Carmen Yon, Eds. Lima: PUCP – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
2014 Patsa Puqun. Ritual and Climate Change in the Andes. ReVista Harvard Review of Latin
America. Volume XII, No. 3. Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 2009 Building Bodies of Knowledge. Strang, Veronica, Editor. What Anthropologists Do. Oxford, New
York: Berg.
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2002 Sistematización de autodiagnósticos y estudios complementarios realizados por ReproSalud en las zonas quechua del Callejón de Huaylas y Conchucos, Departamento de Ancash. Informe realizado por encargo del Movimiento Manuela Ramos-‐ReproSalud. Lima, Perú.
2001 Bloodmakers Made of Blood: Quechua Ethnophysiology of Menstruation. Renne, Elisha and
Etienne Van de Walle, Editors. Regulating Menstruation: Beliefs, Practices, Interpretations. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
2001 Sistematización de autodiagnósticos y estudios complementarios realizados por ReproSalud
en las zonas quechua y aymara de Puno. Informe realizado por encargo del Movimiento Manuela Ramos-‐ReproSalud. Lima, Perú.
1999 An Assessment of the Sociocultural Factors that Influence Reproductive and Sexual Health
among Rural Adolescents in Huancavelica, Peru. Technical Report 14. Alfredo Fort, Editor. Chapel Hill, NC: INTRAH/PRIME.
1997 "To Be a Woman is to Suffer." The Interplay of Illness, Emotion and the Body in Quechua
Women's Experiences. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Illinois at Urbana-‐Champaign. MANUALS
(2015 In progress) Guide to Develop Effective Community Responses to Climate Change in Rural Latin America. Community training and research process to explore, analyze, raise awareness, prioritize and guide actions to mitigate and adapt to climate change while conserving the environment, with emphases on alternative energy, ecological sewer systems, agrobiodiversity, organic farming, reduction in nonbiodegradable consumption and waste. Carhuaz, Peru: Center for Social Well Being.
2009 Sistematizing Our Experiences. Community Participatory Monitoring instrument for analysis
and improvement of project implementation in family health, nutrition and management of solid waste. Carhuaz, Peru: Center for Social Well Being.
2006 Steps to Assess Ecological Erosion. Community Participatory Instrument to explore the
erosion of high altitude wild native plant species. Carhuaz, Peru: Center for Social Well Being. 2005 Community Mobilization around Postabortion Complications: An Implementation Guide.
Co-‐Author, Diane Bushley. Washington, DC: CATALYST Consortium. 2003 How to Mobilize Communities for Health and Social Change. A field Guide by Lisa Howard
Grabman and Gail Snetro. Johns Hopkins Center for Communications: request www.jhuccp.org Reviewer, contributor, field applications. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University.
2002 Construyendo Nuestra Identitdad. Educación Integral para niñas, niños, adolescentes y
jóvenes. Manual para maestros, líderes jóvenes y facilitadores comunitarios. La Paz, Bolivia: CARE y Ministerio de Educación y Viceministerio de Educación Alternativa.
2000 Integrated Community Participatory Needs Assessment Instrument. Community
diagnostic process to identify, analyze and prioritize needs in health, education, infrastructure and income generation in Santa Barbara, Huancavelica, Peru. Lima: MISIUR (Misión Integral Urbano Rural) and Kindernothilfe, Germany.
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1999 Participatory Diagnostic Instrument to Explore Sexual and Reproductive Health Knowledge,
Attitudes and Practices among Quechua Adolescents in Huancavelica, Peru. Chapel Hill, NC: INTRAH/PRIME.
1996 Autodiagnóstico: Participatory Diagnostic Instrument to Explore Sexual and Reproductive
Health Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices among rural women’s organizations in 9 regions of Peru. Lima: Movimiento Manuela Ramos/ReproSalud.
CONFERENCES AND INVITED LECTURES Seminario Internacional: La Cultura Andina en Tiempos de Globalización. Una mirada desde las ciencias sociales, humanísticas y la educación. “La Etno-‐etiología Andina.” Conferencia Magistral. 157 Aniversario de Huaraz. INADEA: Centro Cultural de Huaraz. July 10, 2014. Society for Applied Anthropology, 74th Annual Meetings. Organizer: “Destined to find direction in unknown terrain. Itinerary for discovering paths to creating knowledge in human and environmental interactions.” Albuquerque, New Mexico. March 2014. American Anthropological Association,112th Annual Meetings. Session -‐ Adaptation to Environmental Change: Anthropology’s Engagement. Paper – “Patsa Puqun: 10,000 years of Adaptation and Mitigation of Environmental Changes in the Andes.” Round table organizer: “The Inextricability of Environment and Culture in the Emergence of 21st Century Maladies: Potential Contributions of Anthropology.” Chicago November 2013. Society for Applied Anthropology, 73rd Annual Meetings. Chair: “The Inseparability of Natural and Social Resources in the Andes: From Field Experience to Cognitive Epiphany.” Co-‐organizer of Session: Teaching the Anthropology of Climate Change in the 21st Century. Presenter: “Participatory Action Research Teaching Methods to Enhance Cognitive Acquisition for Interdisciplinary Field Training Seminars on Climate and Culture Change.” Denver, Colorado. March 2013. First International Seminar on Language, Culture and Society of Ancash, Peru. “Ecosindemias: Cambio climático desde la perspectiva andina.” Auspiciadores: Min. Cultura, Dir. Regional de Cultura, Dir. Reg. Educación, Gob. Prov.Huaraz, UNASAM. Centro Cultural de Huaraz, July 19th 2012. First Seminar on Education: Perspectives and Investigation. “The Development and Application of Participatory Qualitative Methodologies for Social and Education Research.” Instituto Superior de Educación Público de Huaraz. Escuela Pedagógica de Huaraz. July 3rd 2012. American Anthropological Association,110th Annual Meetings. “Mountains of Trash: Community Challenges in the Face of Non-‐Biodegradable Waste in the Andes.” Anthropology and Environment Section. Co-‐author: Flor de María Barreto Tosi. Montreal, Canada. November 2011. Ecosyndemics and Ecohealth Seminar, Departments of Anthropology and Environmental Studies, Catholic University, Lima, Peru. “Health Consequences of Climate Change among highland Quechua communities of Ancash.” Organizer: Dr. Jeanine Anderson. September 2011. Department of Anthropology, Western Washington University, Bellingham. Guest Lecturer for Dr. Joyce Hammond’s combined graduate and undergraduate seminar, Women of the Global South: “Women in the Andes: Empowerment through Community Capacity Building.” April 2011.
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Society for Applied Anthropology, 71st Annual Meetings. Round Table Chair: “Generations of Knowledge and Research Traditions: 60 Years of Applied Anthropology in the Callejón de Huaylas and wider Peru.” Seattle, Washington. March 2011. Society for Applied Anthropology, 70th Annual Meetings. Session Organizer: “Invulnerabilidad y desglobalización: Cultural resilience in health, agriculture and development in the Andes.” Panel Discussant: “Women’s Bodies, Women’s Choices and the Politics of Reproduction.” Mérida, México. March 2010. V Congreso Nacional de Investigaciones en Antropología en Perú, http://conia.unsaac.edu.pe/ Organizadora de la mesa: “La antropología aplicada en los andes: metodologías para la transformación social.” Ponencia: “Hacia una antropología de la liberación: enseñando la investigación-‐acción en comunidades ancashinas.” Cusco, Perú, 17 y el 20 de Noviembre 2009. Society for Applied Anthropology, 69th Annual Meetings. Session: “Methods for understanding Andean Cultural Identity and Practices in the context of Transnational Influence and Environmental Crisis,” Session Organizer. Sante Fe, New Mexico. March 2009. American Anthropological Association,107th Annual Meetings. “Transformative Learning through Social Action: Models of and Models for Teaching Participatory Research.” NAPA (National Association for the Practice of Anthropology) session. Co-‐author: Flor Barreto Tosi. San Francisco, California. November 2008. 11th International Congress of Ethnobiology, “Innovative Methods to Investigate Ethnobiology: Participatory Action Research in the Andes.” Cusco, Peru. June 2008. Society for Applied Anthropology and Society for Medical Anthropology joint conference. Session: “Understanding Bio and Cultural Diversity in the Andes: the potential for traditional knowledge to shape local and global policy.” Session organizer, Memphis, TN. March 2008. Asociación Internacional para el Estudio de la Sexualidad y la Cultura en la Sociedad (IASSCS), “La Investigación-‐acción Participativa para la Antropología del Cuerpo.” Junio 2007, Lima, Perú. Department of Anthropology, California State University at Fresno. Keynote speaker, Annual Anthropology Day Event; Distinguished Lecture: “Participatory Action Research: Methods to Motivate Social Change through Community Capacity Building.” March 2007. Department of Anthropology, Western Washington University, Bellingham. Guest Lecture for combined graduate and undergraduate seminar on Participatory Action Research: “Theory and Applications of PAR in Latin America.” March 2007. Society for Applied Anthropology, 2007 Annual Meetings. Session: “Global Influences, Cultural Resilience: Examples from the field.” Paper: “Western technology is inadequate for our social, cultural and environmental well being.” Andean critique of the modern. Session organizer and presenter. Tampa, FL. March 2007. Departments of Nursing and Anthropology, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Invited lecture: “Participatory Action Research and its Applications in Health and Anthropology.” Bogotá, Colombia. October 2006.
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Society for Applied Anthropology, 2006 Annual Meetings. Session:“Teaching, Learning and Applying Participatory Action Research: Challenges, Signs of Success and Further Questions Raised.” Paper: “Voices of Experience Shape Anthropology Practice.” Co-‐presenter with Flor Barreto Tosi. Session organizer and presenter. Vancouver, BC, Canada. April 2006. Department of Adult Education and Counselling Psychology, University of Toronto. Invited lecture: “From Critical Consciousness to Action in the Andes: Community Participatory Research for Health and Social Change.” Toronto, Canadá. Marzo 2006. American Public Health Association, 133rd Annual Meeting. “Community mobilization around postabortion care in Bolivia: A model for implementation.” Section on Population, Family Planning, and Reproductive Health. New Orleans, LA. November 2005. Society for Applied Anthropology, 2005 Annual Meetings. “Toward an Anthropology of Collaboration: Applying Participatory Action Approaches in Graduate Research.” Session organizer. “Tools for Action: Teaching Community Based Learning.” Round table disscussant. Santa Fé, New México. April 2005. American Anthropological Association,103rd Annual Meetings. “What Experience Teaches Us: Learning by Practice in an Andean Field School.” NAPA (National Association for the Practice of Anthropology) session. San Francisco, California. November 2004. Society for Applied Anthropology and Society for Medical Anthropology joint conference on Social Science and Advocacy. “Participatory Action Research: Discovering Paths to Social Transformation.” Session organizer. Dallas, Texas. April 2004. Society for Applied Anthropology, 2003 Annual Meetings. “In Search of Identity and Purpose: Exploring the Meanings of Community Participation among NGOs in Peru.” Portland, OR March 2003. American Anthropological Association, 101st Annual Meeting. “From Awareness to Action: Ethnographic Methods as Instruments for Community Empowerment in Peru.” New Orleans, LA. November 2002. Society for Applied Anthropology and Society for Medical Anthropology joint conference on Health and the Environment. “From Co-‐option to Collective Action: Ranges and Strategies of Community Participation to Improve Health.” Atlanta, Georgia. March 2002. American Psychological Association, Enhancing Outcomes in Women’s Health: Translating Psychosocial and Behavioral Research into Primary Care, Community Interventions and Health Policy. “Critical Observance of Women’s Grassroots Health Advocacy in Action: A Cervical Cancer Prevention Experiment in Peru.” Washington, DC. Feb. 2002. Society for Applied Anthropology, 2001 Annual Meetings. “Community Reconciliation: The Role of Participatory Needs Assessment in Post-‐Conflict Peru.” Mérida, México. March 2001. American Anthropological Association, 99th Annual Meeting. "Autodiagnosis of Sexual Knowledge and Behavior Among Rural Adolescents: A Research Methodology to Develop Health Education Curriculum in Peru." San Francisco, CA. November 2000.
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Update Seminar on Social Communication. "The Use of Communication Networks in Sociocultural Investigations in Health and Education in Central Peru." Universidad Nacional de Ancash, Santiago Antuñez de Mayolo, Facultad de Educación y Ciencias de la Comunicación. Huaraz. November 1999. INPPARES, Fourth Latin American Conference on Family Planning. "Reproductive Health Experiences in Primary Care at the Community Level, PRIME-‐Peru." Lima, Peru. August 1999. Global Health Council, 1999 Annual Conference. "Adolescent Generation of Knowledge: Sexual and Reproductive Health Promotion in Rural Peru." Washington, DC. June 1999. Society for Applied Anthropology, 1997 Annual Meetings. "Participatory Research on Reproductive Health in Rural Peru: Real and Ideal Results." Seattle. March 1997. American Anthropological Association, 95th Annual Meeting. "Household Healing Confronts Clinical Care in the Arena of Community Health Forums: Expressions of Cultural Values in a Bolivian Quechua Community." Session: The Andes as a Context for Studies in Medical Anthropology: A Tribute to Libbet Crandon-‐Malamud. San Francisco, CA. Nov 1996. American Ethnological Society, 1996 Annual Meetings. "Migrating Bodies: Rural Women Pursue Urban Routes to Reproductive Knowledge and Health in Bolivia." San Juan, Puerto Rico. April 1996. Society for Applied Anthropology, 1996 Annual Meetings. "Quechua Abortion: Hidden Paths toward Desired Fertility in Bolivia." Baltimore, Maryland. March 1996. American Anthropological Association, 94th Annual Meeting. "A Lifetime of Weaving Weakened My Lungs: The Body as a Locus for the Expression of Quechua Personal History (Bolivia)." Washington, D.C. November 1995. Society for Applied Anthropology, 1995 Annual Meeting. "Sick With Fear: Quechua Experience and Understandings of Cholera in a Southern Bolivian Community." Albuquerque, Mar 1995. American Anthropological Association, 93rd Annual Meeting. "Call My Soul, or Call the Nurse? Quechua Women's Strategies for Coping with Birth Processes in Southern Bolivia." Atlanta, Georgia. Nov. 1994. IV Congreso Internacional de SOLAR (Sociedad Latinoámericana de Estudios sobre la Región). "El Papel de la Mujer Quechua en la Supervivencia Familiar en el Sur de Bolivia." Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina. November 1993. III Taller de Supervivencia Infantil de PLAN Internacional. "La Interdependencia de los Procesos Humanos y Ambientales en Relación a la Salud en la Región Andina." Sucre, Bolivia. May 1993. Curso de Capacitación de Parteros. "El Encuentro Cultural Entre Parteros Rurales y las Trabajadoras de Salud en el Departamento de Chuquisaca. Un Criterio Antropológico Médico." Proyecto Cardenal Maurer, Sucre, Bolivia. November 1992. Fifth Annual Midwest Feminist Studies Conference. "Midwifery and Reproductive Knowledge in Andean Society." Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. February 1991.
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FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS W.K.Kellogg Foundation: Research and travel grant to prepare final analysis and presentation of conclusions from San Martín, Perú, at the American Psychological Association special meeting on Enhancing Outcomes in Women's Health: Translating Psychosocial and Behavioral Research into Primary Care, Community Interventions, and Health Policy. Washington, DC. February 2002. Social Science Research Council: International Doctoral Research Fellowship Program. Oct 93-‐Mar 94. Wenner-‐Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research: Grant for Doctoral Research in Bolivia, Award #5496. July -‐ September 1993. Fulbright-‐Hays: Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship for Bolivia, Award #PO22A20014. July 1992 -‐ June 1993. Graduate College: U. Illinois, U-‐C, Doctoral Dissertation Research Award for Bolivia. May 1992. Foreign Language Area Fellowship (FLAS): Quechua Language, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, U. Illinois, U-‐C. August 1990 -‐ May 1992. Tinker Field Research Award: Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, University of Illinois, Urbana-‐Champaign for Bolivia. May -‐ August 1991. Summer Field Research Award: Dept. of Anthropology, U. Illinois, U-‐C. May -‐ Aug. 1990. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Anthropological Association, member since 1992 Anthropology and Environment Section of the AAA, member since 2010. Grupo de Trabajo Contra la Corrupción, Lima, Perú. Member since 2010. Mesa de Interculturalidad, Lima, Perú. Member since 2010. MOCICC Movimiento Ciudadano frente al Cambio Climático, member since 2009 Forum Solidaridad Peru, member since 2009 National Association for the Practice of Anthropology, member since 2004 Society for Applied Anthropology, member since 1992; Fellow Status Society for Medical Anthropology, member since 1992
