Oh my god this sounds so good

My current work on the politics of data, invisibility, and gender in sexual and reproductive health is funded by the amazing @leverhulme.ac.uk 4/4

For most people, reproduction is relational and involves other people (not to mention communities). We ignore the interpersonal, social, and sturctural obstacles to having children at our peril.

The lack of data is a huge contributor to that. Making a problem invisible doesn't make it go away! 3/3

But we are falling short when we talk about barriers to people having the children they want and focusing on solely on women [and other ppl who can get pregnant].

Policies then burden women with 'solutions', and it all reeks of the misogyny of once again trying to control women's bodies 2/3

Congrats Rose! Can’t wait to read this

Tak, Signe!

This is SO good I’m sharing it with everyone I know!! Thank you all for writing it