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Dr. Toddie Peters
Research/Creative Interests
I am currently directing a large qualitative research project interviewing religiously-identified women (Christian, Jewish, and Muslim) who had abortions to document how they understand their abortion and their reproductive story in light of their faith. I also have an ongoing research agenda related to economic ethics, critiques of capitalism/neoliberalism, and the ethics of a solidarity economics and other community-centered forms of economic activity.
Research/Creative Needs
Research support for the Religious Women and Abortion project includes reviewing interview transcripts, administrative support for the project (scheduling interviews, etc.), and assistance/support in coding).
Mentoring Style
- One-on-one or in small groups, depending on the project
- I typically work with multiple students
- I work on individual projects with overlapping interests
Currently looking for a student to apply and work in these programs
- Elon College Fellows
- Lumen Prize Application
- Honors Fellows
I can mentor a student enrolled in 4998/4999 hours during these semesters
- On sabbatical 2022-2023, will be able to mentor students again starting in Fall 2023
Student Qualifications
- Students will work with feminist theory; intersectionality (race, gender, class intersections); qualitative research.
- My work in social justice and ethics focuses on historically marginalized communities and I enjoy mentoring students who share that concern and/or who come from those communities.
Little Bit More Info:
You can see more about my current research at abortionandreligion.com.
Interested? Please email me to set up a meeting.