Abigail H. Neely

About the Author

Abigail H. Neely is a scholar and writer whose work bridges the humanities and social sciences, with a keen focus on global health inequities and the voices of the Global South. Drawing from her interdisciplinary background in geography and medical anthropology, she explores how colonial legacies shape contemporary health practices and social justice movements. Neely's writing challenges dominant narratives in public health, advocating for decolonial approaches that center marginalized perspectives. Her research has been featured in leading academic journals, and she teaches at a prominent university where she inspires students to rethink medicine through a lens of equity and solidarity. Through her insightful prose, Neely invites readers to reimagine social medicine as a truly inclusive field.