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Lecturer of Politics, Law, and Society
Holly A Dygert
Holly Dygert is a sociocultural anthropologist with expertise in gender and economic development, community health, sexual and reproductive health, youth, and Indigenous communities in Latin America.
Degrees Awarded
Ph D, Michigan State University
MA, Michigan State University
BA, Hartwick College
Ph D, Michigan State University
MA, Michigan State University
BA, Hartwick College
Selected Publications
Dygert, H. A., Mexico’s Anti-Poverty Program Oportunidades and the Shifting Dynamics of Citizenship for Ñuu Savi (Mixtec) Village Women., SUNY Press, 2022.
Dygert, H. A., The Fight against Poverty and the Gendered Remaking of Community in Mexico: New Patriarchal Collusions and Gender Solidarities, Political and Legal Anthropology Review (PoLAR), 2017.
Dygert, H. A., Mexico’s Anti-Poverty Program Oportunidades and the Shifting Dynamics of Citizenship for Ñuu Savi (Mixtec) Village Women., SUNY Press, 2022.
Dygert, H. A., The Fight against Poverty and the Gendered Remaking of Community in Mexico: New Patriarchal Collusions and Gender Solidarities, Political and Legal Anthropology Review (PoLAR), 2017.
Awards and Honors
Engaged Scholar Statewide Presidential Faculty Fellow, 2012
Engaged Scholar Statewide Presidential Faculty Fellow, 2012
Teaching Interests
My teaching interests include the social determinants of health; economic development; gender; human rights; Latin America, with a particular emphasis on Mexico; and Indigenous movements.
My teaching interests include the social determinants of health; economic development; gender; human rights; Latin America, with a particular emphasis on Mexico; and Indigenous movements.
Research Interests
My research interests include producer cooperatives; sexual and reproductive health and rights; cash transfer programs; gender and Indigenous rights movements; human capital initiatives; and youth.
My research interests include producer cooperatives; sexual and reproductive health and rights; cash transfer programs; gender and Indigenous rights movements; human capital initiatives; and youth.
Professional Memberships
Society for Applied Anthropology
American Anthropological Association
Association for Feminist Anthropologyv
Society for Applied Anthropology
American Anthropological Association
Association for Feminist Anthropologyv