Birth Work as Care Work presents a vibrant collection of Stories and insights from the front lines of Birth Activist communities.
Articulating a politics of Care Work in and through the reproduct.
The personal has once more becomes political, and Birth workers, supporters, and doulas now find themselves at the fore of collective struggles for freedom and dignity.
Birth Work as Care Work presents a vibrant collection of Stories and insights from the front lines of Birth Activist communities.
Most importantly, the contributors present new ways of thinking about the entire life cycle, providing a unique and creative entry point into the essence of all human struggle--the struggle over the reproduction of life itself.
At a moment when agency over our childBirth experiences is increasingly centralized in the hands of professional elites, Birth Work as Care Work presents creative new ways to reimagine the trajectory of our reproductive processes.
Articulating a politics of Care Work in and through the reproductive process, the book brings diverse voices into conversation to explore multiple possibilities and avenues for change.
The personal has once more becomes political, and Birth workers, supporters, and doulas now find themselves at the fore of collective struggles for freedom and dignity.
Birth Work as Care Work presents a vibrant collection of Stories and insights from the front lines of Birth Activist communities.
Most importantly, the contributors present new ways of thinking about the entire life cycle, providing a unique and creative entry point into the essence of all human struggle--the struggle over the reproduction of life itself.
At a moment when agency over our childBirth experiences is increasingly centralized in the hands of professional elites, Birth Work as Care Work presents creative new ways to reimagine the trajectory of our reproductive processes.
Articulating a politics of Care Work in and through the reproductive process, the book brings diverse voices into conversation to explore multiple possibilities and avenues for change.
The author, herself a scholar and Birth justice organizer, provides a unique platform to explore the political dynamics of Birth work, drawing connections between birth, reproductive labor, and the struggles of caregiving Communities today.
The personal has once more become political, and Birth workers, supporters, and doulas now find themselves at the fore of collective struggles for freedom and dignity.
Birth Work as Care Work presents a vibrant collection of Stories and insights from the front lines of Birth Activist communities
