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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:RWJ Core Seminar: "Organizing the Care Work Economy: Historical Perspectives on Women, Work, and the Politics of Home Care"
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SUMMARY:RWJ Core Seminar: "Organizing the Care Work Economy: Historical Perspectives on Women, Work, and the Politics of Home Care"
DESCRIPTION:The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholars in Health Policy Research Program invites you to an upcoming Core Seminar and Discussion with Jennifer Klein, Professor of History at Yale University. Dr. Klein's field is 20th Century US history and she is a former Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholar in Health Policy Research when the program had a site at Yale University."Organizing the Care Work Economy: Historical Perspectives on Women, Work, and the Politics of Home Care"Tuesday March 8, 11:00 am – 12:30 pmCGIS South Building, Room S-1531730 Cambridge St. Cambridge, MASuggested readings from her publication, (co-author E. Boris), Caring for America: Home Health Workers in the Shadow of the Welfare State (Oxford, 2012):Chapter 1: Origins in New DealChapter 3: Great Society periodChapter 6: Case study of organizing and successful appeal for state recognition; the 2014 Supreme Court case, Harris v. Quinn; and an Illinois case studyChapter 7: California case studyKindly RSVP to skochavi@rwj.harvard.edu. RSVPs are not necessary but are welcome.A calendar of upcoming seminars may be found at: http://www.rwj.harvard.edu/CoreSeminar1516.html.
LOCATION:CGIS South S153
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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DTEND:20160308T173000Z
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