Ariel Eastburn Mccormick, MA
Research Coordinator
Ob/Gyn, Reproductive Sciences
School of Medicine
Ariel Eastburn McCormick is a Research Coordinator with the UCSF Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment (PRHE) and 2023 Bixby Advocacy and Communications Fellow. She received her M.A. in Applied Anthropology (with a focus in Medical Anthropology) from Humboldt State where she conducted a qualitative study of maternal health care access in Santa Clara County.
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Ariel has been a longtime advocate of Reproductive Justice through her past work with menstrual equity organizations and as a full-spectrum doula-in-training.
Awards
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- SPOT Award, UCSF, 2024
- SPOT Award, UCSF, 2024
- SPOT Award, UCSF, 2024
- SPOT Award, UCSF, 2024
- SPOT Award, UCSF, 2024
- Bixby Staff Career Development Fund, UCSF, 2023
- SPOT Award, UCSF, 2023
- School of Medicine WINGS Employee Development Grant, UCSF, 2023
- UCSF Staff Assembly Scholarship, UCSF, 2023
Education & Training
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- UCSF Bixby Advocacy Fellowship 2023
- MA Applied Anthropology Humboldt State University 2019
- BS Social Sciences California Polytechnic University San Luis Obispo 2012
Interests
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- medical anthropology
- birth justice
- environmental justice
- paid family leave
- doula and midwife access/care
- Latine/x
- Pacific Islander
- Indigenous Reproductive Justice
Websites
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- LinkedIn (linkedin.com)
- Google Scholar (scholar.google.com)
- ResearchGate (researchgate.net)
Publications (1)
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A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Doula Care from a Public Health Framework
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Doula Care from a Public Health Framework 2024 Ariel Eastburn, Erin Hubbard, Ashley Mitchell, and Amy Chen