Pamela Feldman-Savelsberg

About the Author

Pamela Feldman-Savelsberg is a distinguished anthropologist and author whose work illuminates the intricate dynamics of migration, family, and belonging in a globalized world. Drawing from her extensive fieldwork in Cameroon and among Cameroonian communities in Germany, she explores how mothers navigate cultural transitions, forging new senses of identity and community across continents. Her scholarship bridges anthropology, sociology, and women's studies, offering profound insights into the reproductive strategies that sustain transnational ties. With a PhD from the University of Chicago and a professorship at Carleton College, Feldman-Savelsberg continues to influence discussions on immigration and kinship through her rigorous, empathetic research. Her notable book, Mothers on the Move: Reproducing Belonging between Africa and Europe, exemplifies her commitment to understanding human resilience amid displacement.