Conferences
Rewriting Trauma & Visibility: Motherwork, Pregnancy, and Birth
April 5-6, 2019
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION & DIRECTIONS
The international MOM Conference is an annual event that features research, scholarship, and creative collaboration in the area of Mother Studies. Each year, the academic committee organizes university experiences that are interdisciplinary and highlight scholarship in the area of reproductive justice, maternal health, feminist theory, gender studies, literature, and the arts. The conference is organized through the Museum Of Motherhood (M.O.M.) and has partnered with multiple institutions throughout the years (2005-present), including Manhattan College, USF Tampa, Marymount Manhattan College, Columbia, ProCreate Project, Mamapalooza, and ARM now renamed MIRCI to name a few.
Open to the public at no cost by RSVP only by Wed. April 4th 6PM: info@MOMmuseum.org.
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Address & Maps
4513 Manhattan College Pkwy, Bronx, NY 10471
FACILITIES
There is a power point projector, computer, and screen onsite. Bring your laptop or a zip drive, or post your material in the cloud and you will be able to present using the equipment at our location. There is some limited space for brochures, art, and books as well.
TRANSPORTATION
For NYC Conference – New York City has two major airports: JFK and LaGuardia. Public transportation is available from both via train, Shuttle, Lyft, and cab.
The train from JFK is rather straightforward and costs about $7.50. I would encourage you not to be fearful about taking this option if budget is a concern. There are people at the airport who can direct you.Here is a link to the NYC Subway Map: http://web.mta.info/nyct/maps/subwaymap.pdf
ACCOMMODATIONS
Accommodations and flights are best found through discount sites: TravelZoo, Kayak, Trivago, and Priceline, Groupon, as well as general online searches JustFly and CheapOair.
REQUEST FOR HOTEL ROOM SHARES
E-mail with a request with “ROOMMATE” in the heading and we will share with other interested attendees.
WE RECOMMEND STAYING ON THE WEST SIDE OF MANHATTAN FOR PROXIMITY TO THE #1 SUBWAY WHICH GOES DIRECTLY TO MANHATTAN COLLEGE
Annual Academic Conference Organizing Committee in New York City:
For questions e-mail queries to the anyone on the conference organizing committee:
Joy Rose – Founding Director, Museum of Motherhood, New York, NY, US [MOMmuseum@gmail.com]
Roksana Badruddoja – Associate Professor, Sociology and Women and Gender Studies, Manhattan College, Bronx, NY, US. [roksana.badruddoja@manhattan.edu]
Michelle Hughes Miller – Associate Professor in Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, US [hughesmiller@usf.edu]
Lynda Ross – Associate Professor, Women’s and Gender Studies, Chair, Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies, Athabasca University, CA [lyndar@athabascau.ca}
Gina Wong – Registered Psychologist, Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Disciplines at Athabasca University, CA [ginaw@athabascau.ca]
Laura Tropp – Associate Professor and Chair, Communication Arts, Marymount Manhattan College, New York, NY, US. [ltropp@mmm.edu]
Aurelie Athan – Ph.D. is a full-time lecturer and MA Program Coordinator in Clinical Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University [Athan@exchange.tc.columbia.edu]
Summer Cunningham -Assistant Professor of Communication and Affiliate Faculty in Women’s and Gender Studies at the State University of New York, College at Oneonta.[summer.cunningham@oneonta.edu]
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PAST CONFERENCES:
LINK TO OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
I ❤ MOM Conference 2018 Program
I ❤ MOM Conference 2017 Program
I ❤ MOM Conference 2016 Schedule
NYC – MOM Conference 2015 Program
NYC – MOM Conference Program 2014
NYC – MOM Conference Program 2013
NYC – MOM Conference Press Release 2012
MOM Conferences since 2005
THANKS TO ALL OUR PAST ACADEMIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Joy Baum – Adjunct Faculty; Arts In Education Teacher Training at Queens College, CUNY, NY [nahvah@gmail.com]
Lynn Kuechle – Coordinator, Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society, Minnesota State University, Mankato, Minnesota, US [momscholar@gmail.com]
Amber Blair – Part-time Faculty, Sociology & Anthropology, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA, US [ablair@georgiasouthern.edu]
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