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Department of Sociology and Anthropology
How Transnational Surrogacy Challenges Ideas of Parenthood and Race
Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) have made childbearing possible for millions of people for whom parenthood…
Upscaling Downtown
Upscaling Downtown: From Bowery Saloons to Cocktail Bars in New York City by Richard E.…
Fewer Multiple Births Could Reduce Autism Risk in Children Conceived via ART, says Fordham Researcher
A groundbreaking study by a Fordham researcher and her colleagues has found that children conceived…
Behavioral Ecologist Maps Endangered Rare Monkeys in West Africa
Reiko Matsuda Goodwin is on a longstanding mission to help save rare monkeys in Benin.…
Couple’s Strength Fosters Forgiveness After 9/11
On Sept. 11, 2001, Orlando and Phyllis Rodriguez lost their son Gregory in the attacks…
Anthropologist Asks ‘Age Old’ Question: Does Older Mean Wiser?
With breakthroughs in medicine leading to a longer life span for many people, the American…
On Race, Ethnicity and Housing
In all those novels and movies, the immigrant experience in America is the stuff of…
Newspaper Honors Fordham Faculty, Alumnae
Two members of Fordham University’s faculty and three alumnae have been honored as Mujeres Destacadas,…
Scholars: Census Gave Names to Security Agencies in WWII
The U.S. Census Bureau provided information to American surveillance agencies during World War II to…