Reproductive uncertainty: Understanding the regulations on assisted reproductive technologies in China
Reproductive uncertainty: Understanding the regulations on assisted reproductive technologies in China
Chen, Tiantian: - Tiantian Chen holds a PhD degree in Sociology from the University of Cambridge. She has extensive research experience in gender and public policies. Her oral history project on matchmaking in China between 1943 and 2013 received the Johns Hopkins University Women Gender and Sexuality Research Fellowship Prize. She is now a chair of Global Health 50/50, a charity advancing gender mainstreaming in public health policies.Between 2016 and 2017, Tiantian Chen conducted fieldwork in Beijing, interviewing policymakers from China's Ministry of Health and clinicians from the Ethics Committee of China Reproductive Medicine Society. She visited both public and private fertility clinics, fertility agencies, and feminist organizations while also collecting policy documents related to assisted reproductive technologies. The fieldwork provided her with first-hand experience in the policy-making of reproductive technologies. Her research received interviews with newspapers such as 'BBC, ' 'China Minutes, ' and 'China Youth Daily.'
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Chen, Tiantian: - Tiantian Chen holds a PhD degree in Sociology from the University of Cambridge. She has extensive research experience in gender and public policies. Her oral history project on matchmaking in China between 1943 and 2013 received the Johns Hopkins University Women Gender and Sexuality Research Fellowship Prize. She is now a chair of Global Health 50/50, a charity advancing gender mainstreaming in public health policies.Between 2016 and 2017, Tiantian Chen conducted fieldwork in Beijing, interviewing policymakers from China's Ministry of Health and clinicians from the Ethics Committee of China Reproductive Medicine Society. She visited both public and private fertility clinics, fertility agencies, and feminist organizations while also collecting policy documents related to assisted reproductive technologies. The fieldwork provided her with first-hand experience in the policy-making of reproductive technologies. Her research received interviews with newspapers such as 'BBC, ' 'China Minutes, ' and 'China Youth Daily.'
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