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Caring in times of crisis: a dialogue UK-Chile
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed the urgency of addressing the “care crisis”; while care needs increased, Who takes care for those who care for us? And how can we address the care deficit provoked, or reinforced, by the crisis? This project proposes to learn from those who have been active in the some of the most deprived areas supporting and taking care of unpaid care givers, moving from self-help practices to policy-impact work.
About the project
The dialogue
1. The care crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic: communities’ responses to the emergency
Monday 22 April
2. Health and well-being of unpaid care workers: portraits of an invisible yet essential population
Tuesday 7 May
3. Organising unpaid care workers: from self-help to political demands
Monday 13 May
4. Public policies for the recognition of care work: addressing the care deficit
Tuesday 28 May
Webinars
Videos
UCL Knowledge Exchange Fund /KEI2023-02-25 ESRC