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Resilience

By: Dr. Lauretta Frederking
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  • This is a four part series about how women have been affected by and have responded to the COVID 19 pandemic in London, Ontario.
    copyright 2021 Brescia University College
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Episodes
  • Gender-based violence.

    Gender-based violence.
    Mar 22 2021

    Dr. Roula Hawa, assistant professor in Family Studies and Human Development at Brescia University College, and Dr. Jordan Fairbairn, assistant professor in Sociology at King's University College, talk to Jackie Seeler, chair of the London Homeless Coalition and Jessie Rodger, executive director of Anova in London. They talk about gender-based violence in London during the COVID pandemic.
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    32 mins
  • Employment

    Employment
    Mar 14 2021

    Dr. Michael Courey, director of the London Poverty Research Centre at King's University College, talks about employment during the pandemic and its impact on low-wage workers, self-employment, and the service industries. Women make up a large portion of the labour force, such as in health care and education. In this episode, Dr. Courey talks with Claire Crossly, who is self-employed and working from home, and Sarah Arnold, a school teacher who has worked from home on and off while also raising two children under 12.
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    25 mins
  • Resilience trailer

    Resilience trailer
    Mar 8 2021

    This podcast is a four-part series on how women have been affected by the COVID19 pandemic in London, Ontario, hosted by 
    Dr. Lauretta Frederking, vice president and academic dean at Brescia University College.
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    2 mins
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