Anna is a second year doctoral student in Sociocultural Anthropology who is interested in the culture and politics of reproductive and menstrual health. Her research focuses on how health management technologies, including menstrual trackers and wearable devices, recontextualize knowledge production around female bodies. By engaging with the frameworks of medical anthropology, feminist science & technology studies, and reproductive justice, she aims to understand how these tools impact people’s wellbeing and life trajectories. She is passionate about public applications of anthropology, and am a member of the Graduate Policy Scholar Program in addition to the Office of Public Scholarship.