5-0725 BEFORE THE BABY COMES: DIETARY PROVISIONING DURING PREGNANCY

Saturday, November 19, 2011: 13:45-15:30

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Janet Chrzan (University of Pennsylvania)

Chairs: Janet Chrzan (University of Pennsylvania)

Discussants: Daniel W Sellen (University of Toronto)

13:45

So What Is Daddy Doing? Male Provisioning of Pregnant Teen Partners

Janet Chrzan (University of Pennsylvania)

14:00

Transnational Families and Care-Work During Pregnancy: How Migration Shapes Intra-Household Roles and Responsibilities for Nourishing Mothers

Helen Vallianatos (University of Alberta)

14:15

Mothering Mothers: Satisfying Pregnant Women’s Cravings In Rural Yucatán, Mexico

Lauren A Wynne (University of Chicago)

14:30

The Midwife, the Obstetrician, and the Shaman: Beyond Odent - Midwife As Shaman and Provisioning During Labor

Caroline Peterson (Prenatal and Perinatal Clinician, Researcher and Midwife)

14:45

Birthmark Beliefs Influence Community Food-Provisioning for Pregnant Women In Morocco

Anna Joy Graves (Boston University and University of Alabama School of Medicine)

15:00

Food-Sharing, the Open Body and the Social Body On the Island of Rhodes

Eugenia Georges (RICE)

15:15

Discussant

Daniel W Sellen (University of Toronto)

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