The reproductive righteousness project is an interdisciplinary, cross-institutional, and transnational collaboration that launched in June 2021. We are feminist scholars with wide-ranging expertise who draw on intersectional feminist, queer, and reproductive justice perspectives to question normative assumptions about reproduction as it intersects with gender, religion, race, sexuality, and the state. We create and promote feminist scholarship through symposia, workshops, scholarly publications, and other public-facing media.

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The Reproductive Righteousness Project is a collaborative research effort led by Risa Cromer (Purdue University), Sarah Franklin (University of Cambridge) and Lea Taragin-Zeller (Hebrew University and University of Cambridge). You can see our recent co-authored special issue in Women's Studies International Forum here.