COVID-19 Discussion Series: The Unrecognized Labor that Keeps Us Afloat

Marquette University Center for the Advancement of the Humanities

Discussion series on COVID-19 addressing issues linked to policy making and labor, immigrant labor, nursing, and childcare and women's labor

<p>The “COVID-19: Between Historical Inequalities and Future Challenges”  aims to invite the Marquette community to reflect on the historical inequalities that make certain populations more vulnerable during the COVID-19 pandemic and on the future challenges these populations might face as a result of the pandemic. Towards this purpose, the discussion series bring together Marquette faculty whose research focuses on the intersections of poverty, race, gender, and issues related to discrimination, labor, and health. </p>

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