Women's Work
Emily HancockFrom the hands that weave to the breasts that feed.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | theworkofwomen.substack.com |
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Gestation, Glorification and God
The name of this publication is “Women’s Work” because when I started it, I sought to explore the various manifestations of what this can mean. Those manifestations are far and wide and include what we traditionally call “work” such as teac...
Humble Homes, Full Nests
When I tell people in the city hospitals I have worked in over the years where I live, the most often response I receive is “why do you live all the way out there?” “There” being about an hour south of the city, in a town no one really choo...
La Leche League Doesn't Care About Real Women*
* said in my Kanye voice (also, yes, many women involved in LLL care about real women, but the organization itself does not)
The Quickening and the Song of Continuance
In my work as a nurse I am a fly on the wall in the realm of clinical obstetrics, and in this realm, we speak of women in the language of fecundity. We refer to the patients by their “G&Ps”, or gravidity and parity. Gravidity meaning the am...
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Mother of 3, most of all. Delving into the work of womanhood. Exploring the inherent incongruities between human nature and the expectations of the market and the state in post-industrial modernity.
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