Reproductive Health Arizona

DESCRIPTION

Reproductive Health Arizona (RHAZ) is a project at Arizona State University. It records the history of reproductive health, medicine, and biology in Arizona. Arizona has a unique history with reproductive health, and that history influences the state today. Arizonans can use historical stories to inform their understanding of Arizona's present and future with reproductive health and medicine, and RHAZ provides those stories. To do so, it publishes encyclopedia articles, oral histories, maps, and other resources that tell historical stories about reproductive health and medicine topics and situate them in their broader social contexts. All of those items are collected on this page. A collaboration between the Embryo Project Encyclopedia, the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, and the Center for Biology and Society, RHAZ launched in 2016 with a grant from the Institute for Humanities Research, and it collaborates with related projects such as Creative Push

HISTORICAL ARTICLES

Organizations
Laws
People
Other

Theses

MAP

  • Google Map of Arizona organizations related to reproduction and reproductive health.

         

 

RESOURCES

Books
Archives