The pandemic has been educating us to take care of each other, to make sacrifices for the common good, to understand how we are all interconnected. How might these values guide us toward a better society? Erella Shadmi (Israeli criminologist and feminist) and Emily Kawano (co-founder of the U.S. Solidarity Economy Network) will discuss the better society that can come out of our experience with Covid.
Note: This program is rescheduled from August 11.
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