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Love’s Labours discussed on BBC Radio 4 Sunday

Hannah Rich discusses her report Love’s Labours on BBC Radio 4 Sunday. 21/04/2024

Hannah Rich discusses her new report Love’s Labours: Good work, care work and a mutual economy on BBC Radio 4’s Sunday programme.

Love’s Labours explores what ‘love’ means in the context of care work and how rediscovering it might lead us to value care work more highly.

You can listen to the full segment, from 07:55, here.

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Hannah Rich

Hannah joined Theos in 2017. She is a senior researcher working on theology and economic inequality. She is the author of ‘A Torn Safety Net’ (2022).

Posted 21 April 2024

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