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WINGS #21-18 Women's Work, Part 1 Why's it so hard to do?
FOR RELEASE WEEK OF SEPT 9, 2018
Uploaded: 7 Sep, 2018
Recording Date: 7 Sep, 2005
Recording Location: CJSF-FM, at Simon Fraser University, Burnaby BC Canada
Logsheet: none
Language: English
Topical for: Timeless
Status: Complete, Ready to Air
Copyright: OK to air or excerpt for nonprofit use
Program Title: WINGS #21-18 Women's Work, Part 1 Why's it so hard to do?
Description: This is the first of two half-hours of an extensive interview with Professor Messing about how gendered the most common professions are, what generally-ignored factors cause physical and mental health problems for women at work in various professions, and what can and cannot be changed about this in the contemporary milieu. She makes the point that Europeans, especially the French, and Francophone Canada, have done more with these problems than have the Americans and Anglophone Canadians.
Host(s): Frieda Werden
Featured Speakers/Guests: Dr. Karen Messing is a professor of biological sciences at the University of Quebec in Montreal. She researches occupational health, gender and ergonomics.
Credits: Frieda Werden
Comments: The same issues when this was recorded are still unresolved today
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Topic:
Health > Mental Health
Type:
Weekly Program
Politics > Feminism Science and Technology > Medicine Health > Policy Health > Fitness Society and Culture > Women Regional > Canada > Quebec |
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