• Let's Just Call a Jubilee

  • Apr 16 2020
  • Length: 30 mins
  • Podcast

Let's Just Call a Jubilee

  • Summary

  • Well, things have gone pretty sideways, huh? All the systems for our lives that we've built over the years are out the window as we adjust to #QuarantineLife. This episode is theoretically about gender roles, but also about *gestures wildly at everything*.

    Listeners, if you need anything, please don’t hesitate to shoot us an e-mail. Anna is available for video chats if your birth/postpartum/breastfeeding support system has been shaken down, and will help any organization that needs it get set up for remote meetings. Sara is, as always, super happy to help you figure out how to run games remotely, and has a seemingly endless supply of links and gifs available to distract and cheer you.

    Cool Stuff

    It was snowing at Anna’s house while we recorded this episode. That is not a cool thing, it is a cold thing, and Anna was pretty salty about it. Also, does Georgia have beaches?

    Resources & Information

    The Year of Jubilee (Biblical)

    The Coronavirus is a Disaster for Feminism | Helen Lewis for The Atlantic

    Women Still Handle Main Household Tasks in the US | Megan Brenan for Gallup

    Young Men Embrace Gender Equality, But They Still Don’t Vacuum | Claire Cain Miller for the New York Times

    Work-from-Home Survival Guide: Managing a Team During COVID-19 | Anna Carey for Fluency

    What Moms Always Knew About Working from Home | Brigid Schulte for The New York Times

    Our Kids Will Always Remember Living Through a Coronavirus Pandemic. We Don't Have to Make it Normal for Them | Heidi Stevens for The Chicago Tribune

    Moms Will Inevitably Shoulder Extra Domestic Work During This Pandemic \ Sara Peterson for The Washington Post

    How to Be an Inclusive Leader Through a Crisis | Ruchika Tulshyan for Harvard Business Review

    A Soft Place to Land

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