Blog posts tagged ‘dossier: social reproduction’

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Poster of the boundary crossing seminar listing all the speakers. It reads Boundary Crossing: The Transnational Travels of Social Reproduction at the top.

Boundary Crossings: The Reproductive Work of Thinking Together

Our day-long seminar provided a unique opportunity to engage with state-of-the-art discussions on different aspects of the social reproduction debate.
On the left side of the photo, a woman is standing with her arms crossed. On the right side, a woman is standing and smiling. In each of her hands, she is holding the hand of a child. All people in the photo are covered by shadows, so it is difficult to tell their exact facial expressions.

Care Inc. Testimonies of care home and nursery workers

Sara Farris, one of the participants in our conference, shares her hard-hitting film on social reproduction and racialized migrant life: Care Inc. Testimonies of care home and nursery workers
informal conversations before the seminar on social reproduction

Climate Change in the Indian Subcontinent: Crises of Social Reproduction under Capitalism

In 2015, the city of Chennai, with a population of population of 12 million suffered one of the worst floods that affected the Coromandel coast of South India. More than […]
Display of art works at the Old College of the University of Edinburgh. The display is located below a staircase and consists of a variety of vibrant and colourful pieces. There is a plant across the artwork.

Curating collections in the Old College campus

Claire Walsh revisits her presentation at the Boundary Crossing Seminar in May 2024, reflecting on how curatorial practice can engage with social reproduction themes. She focuses on a display of artworks installed at the Old College last year and how this navigates institutional power and heritage spaces.

A still from an NHS facility from Alberta Whittle

Curating Social Reproduction

In the call for papers for this event Hemangini and Tatiana asked for creative or artistic provocations which address themeans through which our scholarship might capture issues of social reproduction.
the poster in a shade of pink featuring the speakers at the seminar

Boundary Crossings: A seminar on the transnational travels of social reproduction

This is a brief dossier featuring panelists from the Sociological Review Foundation-sponsored seminar on social reproduction hosted by Tatiana Sanchez-Parra and Hemangini Gupta at the University of Edinburgh. We had […]

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