I think this looks interesting, I'm going to try to join even for part of it. I hope they cover something on how women have been affected by Covid, especially after I was incensed at the BBC's coverage on 'sex workers'.
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In this webinar we’ll be looking at the social and historical context to show how the options available to women are systematically controlled against women’s interests. There will be two presentations followed by questions and discussion of what we can do to address this.
Lilly will be giving us a historical overview of prostitution and pornography and the position of women based on the work of, amongst others: Gerda Lerner, Marilyn French, Sylvia Federici and Andrea Dworkin.
Esther has a longstanding interest in research on legal and public policy approaches to sexualised violence and domestic abuse. She uses her own experience of porn and prostitution to reflect on these issues. Her talk will look at consent issues, the global reach of depictions of sexualised violence and what this means for women and girls.
This event is free, but you need to register in advance.
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