A Feminist/ised Reading of the (New) Economy

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Feminist and feminised experiences of co-creating the new economy and critiquing the current.

A presentation and discussion with Sara Motta

There can be no return to normal post-Covid. Women and feminised and racialised communities in Australia and beyond are at the forefront of co-weaving new economies of Care, Community and Country (Madre Tierra). What can we learn from them at this important turning point in our history and future as a community?

Please join us for a presentation and discussion with Sara where she will be exploring this question as well as:

Sara C. Motta is a mother, storyteller, poet, political theorist, and popular educator who is Associate Professor in the Politics Discipline at the University of Newcastle, NSW. She has published widely in academic and activist outlets, including her latest book (2018) Liminal Subjects: Weaving (Our) Liberation (Rowman and Littlefield), winner of the 2019 Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Best Book, ISA. She is currently working on a manuscript (M)other-wise: A Wild Woman Politics.

All welcome to join. Tickets are free for NENA members & concession. Ticket by donation for all others.   
The zoom link will be emailed to everyone that registers the day before the event.

This event is part of the NENA Education Series and the Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast 'NENA Interchange' series where we share knowledge, ideas and initiatives that support a future where people, communities and ecosystems thrive.

For more information visit: https://www.neweconomy.org.au.