Politics of Care Workshop: The Scholar & Feminist 2012
Care work, whether paid or unpaid, highlights our needs and vulnerabilities throughout the life cycle, and points to the value of human interdependence. Panelists in this workshop explore the intersections of family, intimacy, health, and labor through a range of lenses, including domestic work, beauty services, and disability.
This workshop, led by Ai-jen Poo (National Domestic Workers Alliance), Miliann Kang (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), and Ynestra King (Feminist author and activist), was part of The Scholar and Feminist Conference 2012, “Vulnerability: The Human and the Humanities.”
More from this event:
- EVENT: Vulnerability: The Human and the Humanities
- VIDEO: Opening Remarks – Vulnerability: The Human and the Humanities
- VIDEO: Theorizing Vulnerability Studies
- VIDEO: Prisons and Capital Punishment Workshop: The Scholar & Feminist 2012
- VIDEO: Immigration Workshop: The Scholar & Feminist 2012
- VIDEO: Environmental Justice Workshop: The Scholar & Feminist 2012
- PODCAST: The Scholar & Feminist 2012: Opening Remarks by Elizabeth Castelli
- PODCAST: The Scholar & Feminist 2012: Theorizing Vulnerability Studies