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Margo Hill

Eastern Washington University

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Studies Of American Indian

Department Of Urban And Regional Planning

Eastern Washington University

Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies Department

Political Science

NoneMargo Hill is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences faculty at Eastern Washington University.

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Margo Hill

Eastern Washington University

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anthropology public health global health social justice indigenous movements indigenous peoples epidemiology covid-19 addiction communicable diseases violence against women human rights women's studies indigenous studies covid-19 pandemic women's rights sexual rights reproductive ethics recovery race racial discrimination ethnicity intersectionality ethnic studies gender diversity migration studies refugee law feminist studies public health ethics public health preparedness health planning citizenship studies peace research long range planning cultural change women's empowerment transnational mobility female sexual slavery cross-border crime civil liberties global health crisis global justice genocide strategic planning planning education planning theory planning practices heuristic planning safety culture maternal complications gender discrimination opioid use disorder opioid epidemic opioid overdose native populations opioid crisis inequitable impact direct result american indian/alaskan native indigenous pathway human trafficking north america racialized economy reproductive rights dobbs ruling indigenous led responses health delivery systems case study community organizing street renaming public management medical anthropology sociology governance social sciences early republic social science research community-engaged research rural health political geography health equity politics community development community engagement health law international development law sociocultural anthropology health policy urban affairs policy analysis public law american studies policy modeling anthropological theory american political thought regional studies resource policy african american studies public administration cultural anthropology social anthropology political science research administrative science political ecology civic engagement political science ethnography political studies public policy government information administrative law social policy

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Reproductive Injustice in Action: The Impact of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs Decision on Indigenous and Minority Women. First Nations Health and Wellbeing - The Lowitja Journal (2025)

constitutional lawpublic lawminority womenwomen's rightssexual rightsreproductive injusticelawgender studiesindigenous peoplesgender discriminationviolence against womenreproductive ethicsdobbs decisionhuman rightswomen's studiessocial justicefeminist theory

Spaces of (in)Formality and the Politics of Infrastructural Labor: The Case of Tribal Transit Planning in the Northwest United States. Environment and Planning C Politics and Space (2025)

political geographyurban affairsinfrastructural laborindigenous movementssociologyurban planningpublic policyindigenous peoplesnorthwest united statestribal transit planningurbanism

An Assault Upon Women: Reproductive Rights in the Us in the Shadow of the 2022 Us Supreme Court Ruling (the Dobbs Ruling). Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (2023)

feminist studiesconstitutional lawjurisprudencepublic lawwomen's rightssexual rightslawgender studiesviolence against womenhuman rightsreproductive rightscivil libertieswomen's studiesdobbs rulingsocial justicefeminist theory

Confronting Anxiety and Uncertainty in Planning: New Insights for Advancing Justice. Planning Theory & Practice (2023)

Laura TateMargo HillNadia CarvalhoWard LylesStacey Swearingen White

strategic planninglong range planningplanning educationurban planningplanning theoryplanning practicesheuristic planningbehavioral sciences

Information Suppression in Idaho: Maternal Mortality Data in the Shadow of Recent Us Supreme Court Judgements.. Research@THEA (2023)

public healthpublic lawhealth lawinformation suppressionlawgovernment informationmaternal healthhealth policymaternal complicationsreproductive ethicsreproductive healthmaternal mortality datamortality

Tribal Communities and Opioids. South Eastern European Journal of Public Health (2023)

public healthsubstance abuseopioid use disorderopioid epidemicaddiction medicineaddictionanthropologysubstance use disordersharm reductiontribal communitiesrural healthsocial anthropologyopioid overdose

Health Delivery Systems in Response to Covid-19: The Need for Indigenous Led Responses in the USA. Social medicine (2022)

public healthcommunicable diseasespublic health ethicspublic health preparednesshealth planningcovid-19epidemiologyhealth carecovid-19 pandemicindigenous led responsesglobal health crisisglobal healthhealth delivery systems

Human Trafficking as a Racialized Economy and the Exploitation of Indigenous Socio-Spatial (Im)Mobility in North America. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

transnational mobilitysociologyfemale sexual slaveryhuman traffickinghuman migrationanthropologyinternational migrationnorth americaracialized economymigration studiesrefugee lawcross-border crime

Native Populations and the Opioid Crisis: Forging a Path to Recovery. Environment Systems & Decisions (2021)

Martina WhelshulaMargo HillS. E. GalaitsiBenjamin TrumpEmerson MahoneyAvi MerskyKelsey Poinsatte-JonesIgor Linkov

public healthnative populationsaddictionanthropologyglobal healthrecoveryopioid crisis

No Honor in Genocide: A Case Study of Street Renaming and Community Organizing in the Wake of National Decolonization Efforts. Journal of Hate Studies (2021)

historycitizenship studiesglobal justicecase studyanti-racismnationalismpeace researchcommunity organizinganthropologygenocideafrican american studiesstreet renamingsocial movementssocial justice

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Margo Hill

Eastern Washington University

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Studies Of American Indian

Department Of Urban And Regional Planning

Eastern Washington University

Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies Department

Political Science

NoneMargo Hill is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences faculty at Eastern Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Eastern Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reproductive Injustice in Action: The Impact of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs Decision on Indigenous and Minority Women. First Nations Health and Wellbeing - The Lowitja Journal (2025)

Spaces of (in)Formality and the Politics of Infrastructural Labor: The Case of Tribal Transit Planning in the Northwest United States. Environment and Planning C Politics and Space (2025)

political geographyurban affairsinfrastructural laborindigenous movementssociologyurban planningpublic policyindigenous peoplesnorthwest united statestribal transit planningurbanism

An Assault Upon Women: Reproductive Rights in the Us in the Shadow of the 2022 Us Supreme Court Ruling (the Dobbs Ruling). Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (2023)

Confronting Anxiety and Uncertainty in Planning: New Insights for Advancing Justice. Planning Theory & Practice (2023)

Laura TateMargo HillNadia CarvalhoWard LylesStacey Swearingen White

strategic planninglong range planningplanning educationurban planningplanning theoryplanning practicesheuristic planningbehavioral sciences

Information Suppression in Idaho: Maternal Mortality Data in the Shadow of Recent Us Supreme Court Judgements.. Research@THEA (2023)

Tribal Communities and Opioids. South Eastern European Journal of Public Health (2023)

Health Delivery Systems in Response to Covid-19: The Need for Indigenous Led Responses in the USA. Social medicine (2022)

Human Trafficking as a Racialized Economy and the Exploitation of Indigenous Socio-Spatial (Im)Mobility in North America. Frontiers in Sustainable Cities (2022)

transnational mobilitysociologyfemale sexual slaveryhuman traffickinghuman migrationanthropologyinternational migrationnorth americaracialized economymigration studiesrefugee lawcross-border crime

Native Populations and the Opioid Crisis: Forging a Path to Recovery. Environment Systems & Decisions (2021)

Martina WhelshulaMargo HillS. E. GalaitsiBenjamin TrumpEmerson MahoneyAvi MerskyKelsey Poinsatte-JonesIgor Linkov

public healthnative populationsaddictionanthropologyglobal healthrecoveryopioid crisis

No Honor in Genocide: A Case Study of Street Renaming and Community Organizing in the Wake of National Decolonization Efforts. Journal of Hate Studies (2021)

historycitizenship studiesglobal justicecase studyanti-racismnationalismpeace researchcommunity organizinganthropologygenocideafrican american studiesstreet renamingsocial movementssocial justice

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