Erin V. Moore

Erin V. Moore is a medical anthropologist whose work examines gender, sexuality, and reproductive health in Uganda, including topics like sex work, adolescent sexuality, marriage customs, and development programs aimed at girls and women. Her research combines ethnographic fieldwork with critical analysis of global health and development policy, often focusing on how gender norms and feminist ideas are taught, negotiated, or resisted in local contexts. She also writes about digital media, health policy spillover effects, and broader debates on gender and sexuality in the Global South.

Publication output has grown modestly and steadily over the past decade, rising from occasional publications in 2018-2019 to a more consistent output of 2-4 per year since 2020.

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