Very happy to share that we received a grant from @lasabluesky.bsky.social and @fordfoundation.bsky.social to advance a research agenda on reproductive justice in Latin America

Very happy to participate in this story from @npr.org on fertility decline in Chile m.youtube.com/shorts/IhTQ4...

I am very pleased to share that our paper on gender privilege and vasectomy experiences of childless men in Chile has been published in Gender & Society doi.org/10.1177/0891... @socwomen.bsky.social

I am very pleased to share that our paper on gender privilege and vasectomy experiences of childless men in Chile has been published in Gender & Society doi.org/10.1177/0891... @socwomen.bsky.social

Chile's total fertility rate has plummeted 42% over the past decade as rapid economic and social shifts spur women to delay or forgo motherhood. The drop outpaces the decline seen in many wealthier countries, leaving the South American country's fertility rate below Japan's. on.ft.com/421KObA

Very happy to contribute to this story on fertility decline in Chile published by @financialtimes.com on.ft.com/47Punmn

“Reading is not just a pastime or luxury, but a precondition of democratic life, one of the practices that keep debate and disagreement grounded, focused and productive” (Butler, 2024)

Very happy for this academic visit to Universidad de la República in Uruguay to present my work on structural infertility and discuss issues of fertility decline and reproductive justice in Latin America

¿Who can afford to have many children? In a global context of fertility decline, big families are becoming a class privilege and a status symbol www.ft.com/content/a402...

Chile's plunging birth rate may foreshadow future in U.S. Excited to contribute to this very interesting article on fertility decline in Chile by @brianmannadk.bsky.social @npr.org www.npr.org/2025/08/03/n...

Join us for the online seminar ‘Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Human Mobility in the Global South: Shared Lessons and Challenges Across Africa and Latin America’ on 21 August. Register here: forms.gle/jYwTn8yqhH2x...

We’re editing a book on reproductive justice in Latin America and invite extended abstracts (800 words) by Nov 30, 2025. More info: tinyurl.com/2298h4c5

📢 In the Global Reproductive Justice special issue, @martinayopo.bsky.social addresses constraints to reproductive justice by empirically analyzing how women negotiate childbearing amid structural infertilities in neoliberal Chile. 🔗 tinyurl.com/4ua8rncz 📚 Full issue: tinyurl.com/2m7wejht

We invite submissions for an edited book on reproductive justice in Latin America. We welcome extended abstracts of 800 words by November 30th, 2025. For more information: tinyurl.com/2298h4c5

Invitamos a enviar propuestas para un libro editado sobre justicia reproductiva en América Latina. El plazo para el envío de propuestas es el 30 de noviembre, 2025. Más info en: tinyurl.com/2298h4c5

Birth rates have dropped drastically in Chile. It could hold clues to U.S.'s future. Very happy to contribute to this story by @brianmannadk.bsky.social in @npr.org www.npr.org/2025/07/13/n...

My latest for NPR on the world’s accelerating demographic shift from Chile where many women are opting out of parenthood. www.npr.org/2025/07/13/n...

Happy to contribute to this story on fertility decline in Chile by @aljazeera.com www.livetube.tv/news/video-c...

Si no redistribuimos los roles y responsabilidades de cuidado entre hombres y mujeres, no vamos a lograr subir nuestra tasa de natalidad. Eso es así de simple. Mi entrevista en @latercera.com www.latercera.com/que-pasa/not...

Very excited that our article ‘Reproductive waithood: An exploratory cohort study of changes in the transition to motherhood in Chile’ has been published in Advances in Life Course Research www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Very proud of my first book! More than two years of work editing this wonderful volume with 25 chapters on the current challenges of motherhood in Chile. A must read to understand why the country has one of the lowest fertility rates in the world

¿Por qué en Chile nacen cada vez menos niños? Todas y todos muy invitados al lanzamiento de mi libro ‘Maternidades: desafíos actuales de género, familia y fertilidad’ editado por el Fondo de Cultura Económica, el jueves 8 de mayo a las 19:00 en el GAM

Promover la natalidad no puede ser a costa de la autonomía sexual y reproductiva. Mi entrevista para Cooperativa sobre baja natalidad en Chile m.cooperativa.cl/noticias/sit...

Special Issue on "Global Reproductive Justice and Feminist Economics" is IN PRESS! I learnt so much (as a non-economist, as a scholar) from our incredible contributors & from my enormously talented co-guest editors @lsenderowicz.bsky.social & Prof Sigle (LSE). 🧵1/

the brilliant @martinayopo.bsky.social draws on rich, qualitative data to explore structural infertilities in neoliberal Chile, demonstrating how privatisation, erosions of protections, increased costs, feminisation of care shape reproductive decision-making. doi.org/10.1080/1354... 5/

New special issue out, with impressive team of editors Global Reproductive Justice: A New Agenda for Feminist Economics? “Reproductive justice framework challenges framings of reproductive rights centered on non-interference and the right to choose” www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Very excited that our paper ‘Beyond early motherhood: trends and determinants of late fertility in Chile’ with @aleabufhele has been awarded the Annual SAGE International Sociology Best Paper Prize @isa-sociology.bsky.social doi.org/10.1177/0268...

Very excited that my article ‘Structural Infertilities: Childbearing and Reproductive Justice in Chile’ has been published in Feminist Economics www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Very excited that my article ‘From God to Technology: Multiple Ontologies of Reproductive Time’ has been nominated for the SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence @britsoci.bsky.social journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

Very excited that my article ‘From God to Technology: Multiple Ontologies of Reproductive Time’ has been nominated for the SAGE Prize for Innovation and Excellence @britsoci.bsky.social journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

Very excited about this article where we explore for the first time Chilean women’s attitudes toward motherhood and fertility preservation www.revistamedicadechile.cl/index.php/rm...

✨2025 Sage Prize Nominee for Sociology✨ Martina Yopo Díaz’s ‘From God to Technology’ explores the multiple ontologies of time shaping women’s reproductive experiences. Read the full article below. doi.org/10.1177/0038... @martinayopo.bsky.social

🎉We are excited to announce this year’s Sage Prize nominees for Sociology! 🎉 Congratulations to the authors on the papers that have been deemed exceptional and innovative out of SOC issues published in 2024. Full list below and at: tinyurl.com/mpu35np4

Very excited that our paper ‘Beyond early motherhood: trends and determinants of late fertility in Chile’ with @aleabufhele has been nominated for the Annual SAGE International Sociology Best Paper Prize journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

¿Por qué cada vez nacen menos chilenos? La tasa de fecundidad en América Latina ha bajado en las últimas décadas, pero en casi ninguna parte al nivel que ha descendido en Chile. Dos expertas explican factores y efectos de este fenómeno amp.dw.com/es/por-qu%C3...

"Es importante pensar la autonomía reproductiva no sólo como el derecho a no tener hijos o a interrumpir un embarazo, sino también a tenerlos y criarlos en ambientes seguros y sostenibles"

En Chile no están las condiciones estructurales para tener y criar hijos. Mi entrevista hoy en @elpaischile.bsky.social elpais.com/chile/2025-0...

Datos de @BirthGauge predicen que la Tasa Global de Fecundidad en Chile caerá a 0,88 hijos por mujer el año 2024. Esto nos posiciona con la fecundidad más baja del mundo después de Macao, Corea del Sur, Hong Kong y Taiwán

Chile tiene hoy la natalidad más baja de su historia, la más baja de las Américas y una de las más bajas del mundo. ¿Cómo se explica este fenómeno? Aquí un dato clave: se ha duplicado el porcentaje que piensa que la sociedad no apoya nada a las mujeres para tener hijos

Chile tiene hoy la natalidad más baja de su historia, la más baja de las Américas y una de las más bajas del mundo. ¿Cómo se explica este fenómeno? Aquí un dato clave: se ha duplicado el porcentaje que piensa que la sociedad no apoya nada a las mujeres para tener hijos

La pobreza de tiempo es una de las razones tras la baja natalidad. Medidas como la semana laboral de cuatro días pueden ayudar a mejorar el equilibrio entre vida laboral y familiar www.latercera.com/tendencias/n...

Las vasectomía en Chile han aumentado 887% en la última década. En esta columna, exploramos por qué cada vez más hombres se esterilizan para no ser padres terceradosis.cl/2024/12/08/p...

¿Por qué los hombres en Chile ya no quieren tener hijos?

“…la falta de tiempo, el temor a no poder ser un buen padre, costos de vida inalcanzables y un futuro incierto emergen también como razones centrales que explican por qué ellos ya no quieren tener hijos”. terceradosis.cl/2024/12/08/p...

Las vasectomía en Chile han aumentado 887% en la última década. En esta columna, exploramos por qué cada vez más hombres se esterilizan para no ser padres terceradosis.cl/2024/12/08/p...

Very excited that our paper ‘Beyond the Body: Social, Structural, and Environmental Infertility’ with @lorewatkins.bsky.social has been published in Social Science & Medicine. Access here: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F...

Very excited that our paper ‘Beyond the Body: Social, Structural, and Environmental Infertility’ with @lorewatkins.bsky.social has been published in Social Science & Medicine. Access here: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F...

Muy feliz de compartir esta publicación que realizamos junto a @martinayopo.bsky.social, donde exploramos la infertilidad más allá de su definición como una enfermedad fisiológica, para dar cuenta de las condiciones sociales, estructurales y medioambientales que la condicionan.

Tackling fertility decline can never be at the expense of women’s sexual and reproductive rights www.swissinfo.ch/eng/foreign-...

Chile has had the sharpest fertility decline in the world. Between 2023 and 2024, the number of births decreased 22,3%. Proyections estimated that in 2024 the TFR will be 0,88: the lowest in the Americas and one of the lowest in the world