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Kearsley Stewart is Professor of the Practice at Duke University with joint appointments in the Duke Global Health Institute and the Department of Cultural Anthropology. Her work bridges global health and cultural anthropology, focusing on HIV/AIDS, sickle cell disease, and research ethics in sub-Saharan Africa and Cuba.
- Co-Director, Franklin Humanities Institute Health Humanities Lab
- Faculty Associate, Trent Center for Bioethics, Humanities and History of Medicine
- Member, Duke University Library Council
Stewart’s research examines:
- HIV/AIDS clinical trial ethics in Africa
- Adolescent HIV testing in Zimbabwe
- Global health pedagogy and humanities
Recent publications highlight her expertise in HIV stigma, collaborative arts-based methodologies, and mobile health innovations in Uganda. Her work is supported by NIH, NSF, and Fulbright grants.
- NIH Grant
- NSF Grant
- Fulbright Fellowship
She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in global health ethics, qualitative methods, and decolonizing public health curricula. Her leadership in the Health Humanities Lab fosters interdisciplinary collaborations between medicine and the arts.
