In this section, we invite scholars to share their recent research on care and COVID.
If you would like to contribute recent research with us, please email whatwearelearning@careworknetworkresponds.com.
What we are learning
April 14, 2022
By Lynn Ng Yu Ling Singapore and Taiwan are exemplary cases of Asian Tiger states which have achieved remarkable industrial successes in record time. In […]
February 15, 2022
by Flavia Marco Summary in English: A recent research shows the crucial role that care plays in working women’s labor trajectories in the tourism sector in […]
January 20, 2022
By Emma Lee (Center on Poverty and Social Policy at Columbia University) and Zachary Parolin (Bocconi University in Milan and Center on Poverty and Social Policy […]
January 7, 2022
By Mary Jean Hande (Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Nova Scotia), Leah Nicholson (Mount Saint Vincent University), Mehmet Yavuz (University of Manitoba), Diwa Marcelino and […]
November 3, 2021
By Silke Staab, UN Women As the world reckons with the fallout of COVID-19, growing inequality and accelerating climate disasters, the need for a shared plan […]
October 13, 2021
By: Anna Zendell, PhD, MSW, Senior Faculty Program Director, School of Graduate Studies, Excelsior College In the wake of hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, earthquakes, and other natural […]
August 26, 2021
By: Renata Moreno, Regina Stela Corrêa Vieira, and Mariana Mazzini Marcondes Care is essential for life. It is only possible to live everyday due to a […]
July 15, 2021
By: Flavia Marco Navarro July 15, 2021 In Bolivia, the public care day centers are closed due to COVID 19, but the private ones are working. […]
July 9, 2021
By: Cindy Cain July 9, 2021 A new policy commentary, “Moving long-term care from a vicious to virtuous cycle,” by Tamara Daly, Ivy Lynn Bourgeault, and […]