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Leah Eades is a PhD Student in Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in medical anthropology. Her research focuses on reproductive governance and justice, particularly through the lens of abortion politics in the Republic of Ireland following the repeal of the 8th Amendment. Eades is currently in the final stages of her six-year doctoral project, under the supervision of Dr. Lucy Lowe and Dr. Jessica Cooper, and has received funding from the Alice Brown PhD Scholarship and the Parkes Foundation PhD Grant. She has published peer-reviewed articles exploring contemporary English abortion activism and the implications of abortion pills during the pandemic. Eades has also contributed to various conferences, discussing topics related to the Irish abortion landscape and telemedicine. Her academic background includes an MSc in Medical Anthropology from University College London and a BA in English Literature from the University of Bristol.
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