This interactive panel will bring together 6 of our GRRIPP commissioned projects from Brazil, Chile, Dominican Republic, India and Zimbabwe to discuss “Gender, care and livelihoods in times of crisis”. Our guests are women-led unions, grassroots organisations and NGOs defending the rights of women informal workers, care givers, and Afro-descendant communities who struggle to survive in times of crisis. They will provide insights into how they resist against every day risks and disasters, and the strategies they have implemented to produce social change. How do crises and disasters disrupt reproductive work? And how do communities organise and resist in the face of those extreme events to sustain their livelihoods? Come to learn from and exchange with our amazing speakers!

The seminar will take place in which is located on the ground floor with disability access and will begin at followed by a reception with drinks and canapes. Please see below the…