by Ettie Bailey-King | Jan 14, 2021
Men and unpaid care work How can men help to lift the burden on women and take on their fair share of unpaid care work? Recognising the unequal burden of unpaid care work is vital, but it’s not enough to transform women’s rights. To empower women, their...
by Ettie Bailey-King | Dec 22, 2020
Saving labour and time How sharing technology, community services and knowledge can lessen the burden of unpaid care work When women and their families are stuck completing the same daily activities, again and again, their work is never done. The water and firewood...
by Ettie Bailey-King | Dec 22, 2020
Policy and unpaid care work How policy can help to balance the inequalities surrounding unpaid care work The gendered nature and unequal burden of unpaid care work is a key challenge to attaining women’s economic empowerment. Given the disproportionate amount of time...
by Ettie Bailey-King | Dec 22, 2020
Tackling the burden of unpaid care work How we can use the four 'Rs' approach to create real change Unpaid care work can consume large parts of a woman’s day. So what solutions can we use to support women to reclaim their time, their agency and their power? In...
by Ettie Bailey-King | Dec 22, 2020
The realities of unpaid care work Stories of three women being held back Traditional gender roles that see cooking and cleaning, among many other domestic tasks, as strictly women’s work are often deeply embedded in the minds of both men and women. In this...
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