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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Valuing the work of care
“Consider that without caring and caregiving, none of us would be here. There would be no households, no workforce, no economy, nothing. Yet most current economic discussions don’t even mention caring and caregiving.” [‘The Real Wealth of Nations, Riane Eisler.] … Continue reading
Get your submissions in for the next Down Under Feminist Carnival!
I’ll be hosting the next edition of this long-running series of the best feminist writing from Australia and New Zealand, so if you write or read something fabulous this month, get it to me via email by May 5, or … Continue reading
