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How Women Work! feminist workshops on the political economy of development
YSI workshop series @ SOAS
Speakers
Özlem Onaran
Gendering Macroeconomic Analysis
Surbhi Kesar
The Economics of Identity
Naila Kabeer
Researching Gender Norms: the Value of Mixed Methods
Sarah Wooley
Women in Union Organising
Local Partners
Description
This is a series of workshops, run by women in the field of development economics, organised by women and open to women. The hope is to create a platform where women feel comfortable occupying space. The research presented is not necessarily feminist research.
The Schedule is as follows:
The Economics of Identity with Surbhi Kesar; 31st Jan at 1 pm
Researching Gender Norms: the Value of Mixed Methods with Naila Kabeer; 6th Feb at 6 pm
Women in Union Organising with Sarah Woolley; 13th Feb at 6 pm
We are working in collaboration with Sister Library, Asia’s first feminist library, to bring forward their mission of aligning community and learning. We will be using the workshops to fundraise, as sister library is a community funded library that helps underprivileged girls cover tuition.
We are prioritising female participants (LGBTQ inclusive) and hope you are able to contribute in solidarity.
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Organizers
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