Cynthia Gabriel is a Lecturer at the University of Michigan, where her research focuses on cross-cultural aspects of childbirth, parenting, and health inequalities. A medical anthropologist with a Ph.D. from UC Santa Cruz, she has authored two books on birth and postpartum recovery and conducts research on Muslim-American experiences with the U.S. healthcare system.
Outside of her academic role, Cynthia is a mother of three, a practicing doula, and a childbirth educator. She co-runs Nest & Nurture, LLC, a center in southeast Michigan providing classes and support for parents. Her interests include biking, knitting, and reading, and she identifies as an ENTP.
Unique fact: She leads study abroad programs for undergraduates, including a trip to Denmark to study the Danish reproductive healthcare system.
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