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Digital Archives
A searchable, partly digitised selection of work I have led, authored, co-created or contributed to over the past ten years. The archive is continually expanded as further research, resources, initiatives and publications are documented and digitised.
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Host and cook
The parent archive record for the feminist video podcast, linking its four-part pilot season and companion short-form series on gender myths, invisible labour, the body, tradition, solidarity and rest.
Themes: Gender, media and digital culture · Work, care and economic justice · Feminist education and collective practice
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A four-part pilot season exploring invisible labour; the body and pleasure; revolution and tradition; and sisterhood, women's solidarity and rest.
Themes: Gender, media and digital culture · Work, care and economic justice · Feminist education and collective practice
Part of: Feminist Cookbook (Feministička kuvarica)
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Coordinated research on digital violence, labour-market discrimination and women's economic empowerment, managed research teams and co-developed a regional semester-long feminist learning programme.
Themes: Technology-facilitated gender-based violence · Holistic feminist safety and resistance · Gender, media and digital culture · Work, care and economic justice · Feminist education and collective practice
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Cross-border research on how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped the distribution, quantity and quality of unpaid domestic and care work among young women in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Themes: Work, care and economic justice
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Research on the structural barriers facing unemployed women aged 45 and over, connecting labour-market exclusion with gender inequality and practical recommendations for support.
Themes: Work, care and economic justice
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