In the second episode of our podcast series on care, we discuss migrant women, who have taken on a significant share of care work since the 1990s.

The vast majority of these women worked for years without legally protected rights, receiving low wages, often without social insurance coverage, and constantly exposed to various forms of exploitation and abuse by their employers.

Joining us is Pati Vardami, art theorist and curator, and activist on gender and migration issues.

credits

Podcast Script Editor: Maria Louka

Narration: Maria Louka

Sound Recording & Editing: Maria Hatzigianni

Content Coordinator: Natasa Kefallinou, Centre Diotima

Based on the script of the documentary “No Days Off: The Care That Keeps the World Standing”, written by Maria Louka, Natasa Kefallinou and Niovi Anazikou.

The podcasts were produced as part of the project “DISC – Theatre-Based Educational Interventions to Address Gender Stereotypes and Promote the Equal Sharing of Care Responsibilities”, implemented by the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr) and Centre Diotima, under the CERV-2024-GE Programme, with co-funding from the European Commission.