Global Fertility Chains is a collaborative research project initiated by Siggie Vertommen that analyses the political economy of the (assisted) reproductive practices, policies, markets and infrastructures through a network or chain-based approach.

Tools for Reproductive Labour is an intermedia research project and art trajectory initiated by Aïlien Reyns that is co-created with female reproductive labourers, artists/designers, academia/scientists, and activists/feminists, and looks at the ways in which different forms of reproductive labour can be improved, re-imagined, re-distributed or even abolished.

This project by Michal Nahman, Susan Newman and Sally Dowling explores socio-technical and political processes that transform breastmilk into an internationally traded commodity, approached through mutual disciplines of political economy, anthropology and STS.