CSLR Submitted a Joint Report to the UN Universal Periodic Review of Ukraine
The Centre for Social and Labour Research (CSLR) has submitted a joint stakeholder report to the 54th Session of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR...More details
“Flowers During the War”: How Research Participants Captured Everyday Life in Ukraine Through Photography
This autumn, the photo book Flowers During the War will be published as one of the outcomes of the research project Caring to Survive, Surviving to...More details
Social Reproduction, Care Infrastructure and the Return of People: The Human Foundations of Ukraine’s Recovery
Ukraine's recovery is usually discussed in terms of investments, infrastructure and institutions. However, the key factor in reconstruction remains...More details
Social Connections Are Part of Ukraine’s Reconstruction: What Research on Care Work During the War Reveals
Ukraine’s reconstruction is about much more than rebuilding homes, roads, and infrastructure. Equally important is the restoration of social conn...More details
The force that preserves society during war
Care for children, elderly parents, neighbors, patients, or students often remains invisible labor. Yet it is precisely this work that helps people...More details
Participants of the “Caring to Survive, Surviving to Care” Research Project Publish an Article on the “Wartime Care Economy”
Researchers of the “Caring to Survive, Surviving to Care” Project, Elizabeth Prügl, Agnieszka Fal-Dutra Santos, and Yuliia Soroka, have publis...More details
Forced Displacement as a Form of Violence: What Research Participants Say About the Experience of Relocation
One of the themes that has emerged particularly strongly at this stage of the research is the experience of forced displacement....More details
“Caring to Survive”: A Meeting of Researchers of Care Labor in Ukraine During Wartime
20–22 May, in Kraków, Poland, Ukrainian activists, representatives of human rights and research organizations, and members of the academic commu...More details
Women as the key to Ukraine’s reconstruction — and the main risk group
One of the key, but insufficiently understood, dimensions of Ukraine's post-war reconstruction is the situation of women.
This is stated in the ...More details
Caring Through Violence: Everyday Survival, Resistance, and Social Reproduction in Wartime Ukraine
Violence produces new modes of functioning, new routines, rhythms that order the everyday. Social reproduction work - the work of caring for others...More details