Paid care workers are overwhelmingly women, and research has shown that the gender wage gap continues to persist; women continue to earn around 81 cents to […]

The social organization of care is embedded in gender inequality as well as systemic racism and class inequality. Substantial attention has been given to racial and […]

Migration patterns are intimately tied to social organization of care through an “international transfer of caretaking” or “global care chains” linking migrant women from one part […]

Family care experiences and characteristics are shaped by cultural, historic, economic, and political forces.  In the United States, feminist research has focused on persistent gender inequalities […]