FW: [Webinar] A Just Transition in Domestic and Community Care

[Dimitris Stevis]

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Dimitris

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Dimitris Stevis
Professor
Department of Political Science
Colorado State University
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Subject: [Webinar] A Just Transition in Domestic and Community Care

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View this email in your browser WEBINAR A Just Transition in Domestic and Community Care 📅 22 June 2026 🕙 15:30–17:00 CET 📌 Zoom This webinar focuses on the domestic and community care chapter of the report Care Work in the Just Transition: An International Inquiry, centering the discussion on the significance of the just transition strategy for domestic and community-caring workers. Considering housework as a set of tasks performed in both domestic and community caring, that are key to social and ecological wellbeing, this report has been built on testimonies from four representatives of domestic and community carers working in Italy, Peru, the UK, and at the international level, integrated by a desk review of recent reports on care work in the planetary crisis. Interpretation English<>Spanish will be available for this webinar. Learn more. ESPAÑOL Este seminario web se centrará en el capítulo sobre cuidados domésticos y comunitarios del informe «Trabajo de cuidados en la Transición Justa: Una Investigación Internacional», haciendo hincapié en la importancia de la estrategia de transición justa para las y los trabajadores de cuidados. Entendiendo las tareas domésticas como un conjunto de labores realizadas tanto en el ámbito doméstico como en el comunitario, fundamentales para el bienestar social y ecológico, este informe se ha elaborado a partir de testimonios de cuatro representantes de cuidadoras domésticas y comunitarias que trabajan en Italia, Perú, el Reino Unido y a nivel internacional, complementados con una revisión documental de informes recientes sobre el trabajo de cuidados en la crisis planetaria. Este evento contará con interpretación inglés<>español. Leer más. Register / regístrate Programme/Programa Opening remarks/Apertura Stefania Barca, University of Santiago de Compostela/CISPAC, JTC founder and coordinator / Universidad de Santiago de Compostela/CISPAC, Fundadora y Coordinadora de la red JTC Zoe Brent, UNRISD (Moderator / moderadora) Panel discussion/Panelistas Selma James and Nina López, Global Women’s Strike / Huelga Mundial de Mujeres Leddy Mozombite, Domestic Workers Federation, Peru / Federación de Trabajadoras Domésticas, Perú Roberto Sciarelli, Commons Network, Italy / Red de los comunes, Italia Sherilyn MacGregor, University of Manchester / Universidad de Manchester Questions and answers/Preguntas y respuestas Moderation: Gea Piccardi, University of Coimbra and JTC coordinator / Universidad de Coimbra y Coordinadora de la red JTC Concluding remarks/Cierre Dimitris Stevis, Colorado State University and JTC coordinator / Universidad de Colorado y Coordinador de la red JTC CHAPTER A Just Transition for Domestic and Community Care Part of a larger body of research on just transition and care work, this chapter focuses on the role of domestic and community care work in just transition strategies. → Read the chapter (English) Register / regístrate Follow us on social media UNRISD is an autonomous research institute within the UN system that undertakes interdisciplinary research and policy analysis on the social dimensions of contemporary development issues. Check out our 2021-2025 Institutional Strategy. Copyright © 2026 United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.