Aline Gubrium
Professor & Program Head, Community Health Education
Aline Gubrium has extensive experience in innovative research methodologies that focus on participatory, and arts- and culture-centered approaches. She is a medical anthropologist with expertise in sexual and reproductive health inequities, specifically experienced by historically marginalized communities and families. Gubrium’s research lies at the intersection of ethnography, critical narrative intervention, and action. Currently, she is Co-PI on the Massachusetts Department of Public Health-funded STRIVE study to complete a comprehensive investigation using participatory research methods with two diverse communities in Massachusetts to examine how structural racism, in combination with other systems of oppression, contributes to inequitable sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) and broader life outcomes for young people and marginalized parents/families.