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SUMMARY:Geographies of home and care: a conversation across feminist schol
 arship
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person public event (MAR.1.04\, Ma
 rshall Building)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 19 May 2026 6.30pm - 8pmSpeakersSarah Marie HallShirin
  RaiChairLaura AntonaThis year’s Sylvia Chant Lecture brings together Sa
 rah Marie Hall and Shirin Rai to reflect on the themes of Home and Care.Dr
 awing on their influential bodies of work\, this conversation will discuss
  how these concepts have been theorised and researched over time\, where d
 ebates currently stand\, and where new directions might take us.Meet our s
 peakers and chairSarah Marie Hall is Professor in Human Geography at the U
 niversity of Manchester. Her research in geographical feminist political e
 conomy has examined family life and economic change\; ethics\, care and co
 nsumption\, and feminist praxis. She is the author of Everyday life in aus
 terity: family\, friends and intimate relations (Palgrave Macmillan\, 2019
 ).Shirin Rai is Distinguished Research Professor of Politics and Internati
 onal Relations and a Fellow of the British Academy. She is an interdiscipl
 inary scholar working on gender\, governance and development\, and gender 
 and political institutions. Her most recent book is Performing representat
 ion: women members in the Indian parliament (OUP\, 2019).Laura Antona is\
 nAssistant Professor of Human Geography. She is a feminist geographer whos
 e work\nexamines migration\, domesticity\, labour\, home\, and care. She i
 s currently\nwriting a book that examines the legacy of forced migrant rem
 oval in Southeast\nAsia.More about this eventThe Department of Geography 
 and Environment is a centre of international academic excellence in econom
 ic\, urban and development geography\, environmental social science and cl
 imate change.LSE Gender pioneers intersectional\, interdisciplinary and tr
 ansnational teaching and research\, addressing the tenacity of gendered po
 wer relations and gendered inequalities in times of global transformations
 .The Sylvia Chant Lecture Series honours the life\, work\, and legacy of P
 rofessor Sylvia Chant (1960–2019)\, a pioneering scholar of Development 
 Geography and a global authority in Gender and Development.If you have a q
 uery\, please contact us at geog.comms@lse.ac.uk.From time to time there a
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