The push to recognize bodily autonomy rights for people born with variations of the sex characteristics (also known as intersex traits) has gained significant momentum globally in the past decade. Success thus far, and current strategies to gain more ground, invite reflection on broader issues in global health: medical authority, evidence-based policy, ethics, and the ability of a system to course-correct and apologize for harms done.

Featured speaker:

Kyle Knight, senior researcher, Human Rights Watch & Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health Visiting Global Health Scholar

 

Moderator:

by Nina Sun, Deputy Director, Global Health and Assistant Clinical Professor at Dornsife

 

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This event is hosted by the Office of Global Health at Dornsife.