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Sarah S. Willen

Associate Professor

University of Connecticut

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Sarah S. Willen is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at University of Connecticut.

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University of Connecticut

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public health mental health social sciences international migration global health migration studies sociology ethnography covid-19 medical anthropology philosophy of social science ethology human rights social medicine community health migration policy social inequality criminology refugee law social science research psychological trauma narrative human health cultural sensitivity community mental health cross-cultural perspectives forced migration loneliness social isolation tel aviv state power health-related deservingness citizenship studies feminist criminology refugee studies public relations middle east policy french politics women's studies interpersonal violence violence against women sociology of law international criminology diaspora studies international sociology health inequalities health inequities underserved populations philosophical inquiry lived experience labor migration e-society black feminism psychosocial research social stress work-related stress black experience covid-19 pandemic psychological violence social exclusion school violence carceral setting lateral violence critical phenomenology undocumented migrant workers syndemic vulnerability irregular migrants shattering culture contemporary conversations medical anthropologists local moral economy critical insights qualitative perspectives cultural sensitivity course cultural competence labour migration anthropology medicalization culture international population movement medical education human migration transnational mobility social justice global healthcare

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Arc of Interference: Medical Anthropology for Worlds on Edge by JoãObiehl, Vincanneadams (Eds.), Durham, Nc: Duke University Press. 2023. 385 Pp.. Medical Anthropology Quarterly (2024)

Sarah S. Willen

anthropologymedical anthropology

Assembling Vaccine Perspectives: Vaccination and Moral Self-Talk in the Journals of White Us Mothers During Covid-19. SSM - Qualitative Research in Health (2024)

Katherine A. MasonHeather M. WurtzSofia BoracciSarah S. Willen

journalismmaternal healthmoral self-talkcovid-19health communicationpublic healthsocial sciencesvaccinationqualitative researchvaccine perspectives

Engaging Immigrant Women in Online Journaling as a Mode of Research and Psychosocial Support: Lessons Learned. Practicing Anthropology (2024)

Heather M. WurtzAndrea FloresSarah S. WillenKatherine A. Mason

psychosocial supportanthropologymigration studiessocial isolationqualitative researchmental healthcommunity-engaged researchpublic healthsocial mediaethnographyimmigrant womenjournalism

INTRODUCTION: Student Experiences of Covid-19 Around the Globe: Insights From the Pandemic Journaling Project. Culture Medicine and Psychiatry (2024)

Heather M WurtzKatherine A MasonSarah S Willen

cultural studieshigher educationcross-cultural perspectivesstudent experiencescovid-19mental healthpublic healthglobal healtheducational researchpsychiatry

“I Want the World Back”: Pandemic Loneliness, Bodies, and Places. Ethos (2024)

Michelle Anne ParsonsKatherine A. MasonHeather M. WurtzSarah S. Willen

phenomenology (philosophy)ethologysocial isolationpandemic lonelinesspublic healthglobal healthphilosophyethnographycovid-19 pandemicloneliness

Cultivating Voice and Solidarity in Times of Crisis: Ethnographic Online Journaling as a Pedagogical Tool. Culture Medicine and Psychiatry (2023)

Sarah S WillenKristina BainesMichael C Ennis-McMillan

cultural studiesanthropologydigital storytellingcommunicationmass communicationintercultural studiescross-cultural perspectivespedagogical tooldigital scholarshipcultural psychologycrisis managementmental healthsocial mediascholarly communicationcultureethnography

Erratum to “Ukuphumelela: Flourishing and the Pursuit of a Good Life, and Good Health, in Soweto, South Africa”[Soc. Sci. Med.: Mental Health 1 (December 2021) Ssmmh 100022]. SSM - Mental Health (2022)

Lindile CeleSarah S. WillenMaydha DhanukaEmily Mendenhall

well-beingcognitive sciencepsychologysouth africagood lifemental healthgood healthpsychiatry

Immigration Status. Springer eBooks (2022)

John Vincent

migration studiesmass immigrationinternational population movementtransnational mobilitymigration policyinternational migrationhuman migrationsocial sciencesimmigration status

INTRODUCTION: Journaling and Mental Health During Covid-19: Insights From the Pandemic Journaling Project. SSM - Mental Health (2022)

Heather M. WurtzSarah S. WillenKatherine A. Mason

covid-19psychologymental healthpublic healthpsychiatryhealth communicationcommunity mental health

“Languishing” in Critical Perspective: Roots and Routes of a Traveling Concept in Covid-19 Times. SSM - Mental Health (2022)

Sarah S. Willen

mental healthpublic healthcovid-19community mental health

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Sarah S. Willen

Associate Professor

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Sarah S. Willen is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sarah S. Willen

University of Connecticut

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Arc of Interference: Medical Anthropology for Worlds on Edge by JoãObiehl, Vincanneadams (Eds.), Durham, Nc: Duke University Press. 2023. 385 Pp.. Medical Anthropology Quarterly (2024)

Sarah S. Willen

anthropologymedical anthropology

Assembling Vaccine Perspectives: Vaccination and Moral Self-Talk in the Journals of White Us Mothers During Covid-19. SSM - Qualitative Research in Health (2024)

Katherine A. MasonHeather M. WurtzSofia BoracciSarah S. Willen

journalismmaternal healthmoral self-talkcovid-19health communicationpublic healthsocial sciencesvaccinationqualitative researchvaccine perspectives

Engaging Immigrant Women in Online Journaling as a Mode of Research and Psychosocial Support: Lessons Learned. Practicing Anthropology (2024)

Heather M. WurtzAndrea FloresSarah S. WillenKatherine A. Mason

psychosocial supportanthropologymigration studiessocial isolationqualitative researchmental healthcommunity-engaged researchpublic healthsocial mediaethnographyimmigrant womenjournalism

INTRODUCTION: Student Experiences of Covid-19 Around the Globe: Insights From the Pandemic Journaling Project. Culture Medicine and Psychiatry (2024)

Heather M WurtzKatherine A MasonSarah S Willen

cultural studieshigher educationcross-cultural perspectivesstudent experiencescovid-19mental healthpublic healthglobal healtheducational researchpsychiatry

“I Want the World Back”: Pandemic Loneliness, Bodies, and Places. Ethos (2024)

Michelle Anne ParsonsKatherine A. MasonHeather M. WurtzSarah S. Willen

phenomenology (philosophy)ethologysocial isolationpandemic lonelinesspublic healthglobal healthphilosophyethnographycovid-19 pandemicloneliness

Cultivating Voice and Solidarity in Times of Crisis: Ethnographic Online Journaling as a Pedagogical Tool. Culture Medicine and Psychiatry (2023)

Sarah S WillenKristina BainesMichael C Ennis-McMillan

Lindile CeleSarah S. WillenMaydha DhanukaEmily Mendenhall

well-beingcognitive sciencepsychologysouth africagood lifemental healthgood healthpsychiatry

Immigration Status. Springer eBooks (2022)

John Vincent

migration studiesmass immigrationinternational population movementtransnational mobilitymigration policyinternational migrationhuman migrationsocial sciencesimmigration status

INTRODUCTION: Journaling and Mental Health During Covid-19: Insights From the Pandemic Journaling Project. SSM - Mental Health (2022)

Heather M. WurtzSarah S. WillenKatherine A. Mason

covid-19psychologymental healthpublic healthpsychiatryhealth communicationcommunity mental health

“Languishing” in Critical Perspective: Roots and Routes of a Traveling Concept in Covid-19 Times. SSM - Mental Health (2022)

Sarah S. Willen

mental healthpublic healthcovid-19community mental health

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