"Inequality and Inequity In Rural Society"
4:30-5:45 PM EST
Keynote Speaker
Joshua Sbicca, PhD, Associate Professor of Sociology at Colorado State University
Unchaining Food Justice: Racial Capitalism, Prison Agriculture, and the Hope of Abolition
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/94378231164
8:00-9:15 AM EST
Session 1: Rural Youth and Education
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/95305929150
Carolyn Adrien, The Pennsylvania State University, The Relationship Between Orphanages and Child Fostering: Evidence from Haiti
Natalie Downes & Philip Roberts, University of Canberra, Mapping Rural (Education) Fields
Mckenzie Carvalho, Mississippi State University, The Urban-Rural Gap in Financial Literacy: Features and Implications
Edith-Marie Green, University of Mississippi, Comparing Non-English Language Education in Mississippi with Sociodemographic Characteristics
9:15-10:30 EST
Session 2: Ecology and Resource Management Governance
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/94550841658
Grete Gansauer, Montana State University, Regionalism and equity in rural public drinking water provision: A case study from Montana, USA
Hannah Whitley, The Pennsylvania State University, (Dis)trust and Disillusionment in the State of Jefferson: How a Region's Separatist State of Mind Influences Collaborative Water Governance
Mariam Taleb, The Pennsylvania State University, Ecologically unequal exchange of biological invasions: A conceptual model of structural mechanisms
Anyor Pascal, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Farmers' Awareness and Perception of the Anti-Open Grazing prohibition and ranches establishment of Benue State
10:30-11:45 EST
Session 3: Gendered Divisions and Inequities
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/94683223015
Damilola Adereti, South Dakota State University, Time Use Differences and Perceived Stress among Rural Men and Women in Nigeria
Hannah Budge, Newcastle University, “You don’t look like farmers,” an examination of women in agriculture in the Scottish and Maritime Canadian islands
Mawuli Nutsugah, CSIR-Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Gendered access to farmland acquisition: The case of smallholders farmers in northern Ghana
Sovanneary Huot, The Pennsylvania State University, Gender Aspects of Wild Food Plant Production, Utilization and Scaling in Northwestern Cambodia
12:00-1:00 PM EST
Panel: Careers in Rural Studies
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/92498288619
Featuring:
Annelise Hagedorn, PhD, Instructor at Blue Ridge Community College
Matt M. Brooks, PhD, Postdoc at McGill University
Celize Christy, MS., Next Generation Coordinator at Practical Farmers of Iowa
Danielle Ely, PhD, Health Statistician at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
1:00-1:30 PM EST
Digital Poster Session
Marcela Carvajal-Suarez, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, An intersectional description of Latina immigrants working on cattle feedyards in the United States
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/96173240989
Kasey Vangelov, University of Maryland-College Park, Culture and Religion in Appalachia: Implications for Policy-Making
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/92125184648
1:30-2 :45 PM EST
Session 4: Methods in Rural Studies Research and Application
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/98986434842
Eric Swanson, Ohio State University, Moving Beyond the Rural-Urban Binary
Makena Nail, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, The Use of Social Media, Newspapers, and Radio in Rural Community Engagement: A Delphi Panel of Four Rural Tennessee Communities
Mindy Jewell Price, University of California-Berkeley, Why community-based participatory research isn’t “good enough” in Indigenous contexts
Catherine Sanders, University of Georgia, Identity-Oriented Culturally-Responsive Evaluation for Behavior Change Intervention Strategies: A Conceptual Framework
Session 5: Rural Health and Well-being
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/93179151371
Julie Jesmer, Washington State University, Revitalization, Realignment, and Reemergence: A project proposal for the New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute Farm Program
Jacqueline Aenlle, University of Florida, The Use of New Media Communication Technologies to Communicate About Rural Mental Health
Jason Semprini, University of Iowa, Treating a Public Health Crisis for Rural Moms—A Comparative Analysis of Four Rural States Addressing Maternal Opioid Misuse with Medicaid Innovation Models
Jorden Jackson, The Pennsylvania State University, The Effect of Sexual Violence on Reproductive Decisions and Outcomes in the Philippines, 1993-2017
2:45-4:00 PM
Session 6: Social Justice and Transformation in Food and Agriculture
Zoom: https://psu.zoom.us/j/93969860251
Abigail Darwin, University of Georgia, Setting the Table for a New Rural Food Access Approach
Carina Isbell, The University of Vermont, Seed Systems & (De)Commodification: Insight from Seed Growers in Vermont
Morgan Jenatton, L'Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS, Marseille, France), El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (ECOSUR, Chiapas, Mexico), Radical learning for a more just agroecological transformation: the cases of bread in France and tortillas in Mexico
Nicole Nunoo, Virgina Tech, Examining the Role of Collective Agency in Multi-Sector Advocacy for Racial Justice in the Food System: A case of the National Black Food and Justice Alliance
4:30-5:45 PM EST
Keynote Speaker
Linda Lobao, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Rural Sociology at Ohio State University
Spatial Inequality, Local Governments, and Community Well-Being across Rural and Urban America
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