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Who will be there at the end of our lives?
A care-forward approach to welcoming death, with François Génin
May 21
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Mélina Magdelénat
14
5
6
April 2026
On the culture of control
And how we can choose the logic of care
Apr 30
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Mélina Magdelénat
18
3
6
How New Zealand built care into its classrooms
Aotearoa New Zealand’s early childhood education curriculum exemplifies the rewards and challenges of building care-centric pedagogies
Apr 16
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Bethany Hansel
9
4
3
March 2026
For a left of vulnerability and care
A manifesto
Mar 31
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Mélina Magdelénat
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Constant
13
1
7
Can tech truly work for care?
A third way between luddites and techno-solutionists hinges on a key value: humility
Mar 25
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Zoë Clark
8
8
Building feminist solidarity around care
A conversation with Palestinian researcher and activist Sarah Kaddoura
Mar 5
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Mélina Magdelénat
11
2
5
How we learn to care
And how to make our systems better teachers
Mar 1
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Mélina Magdelénat
25
9
11
February 2026
Caring in uncaring places
A conversation with prison psychologist Claire Favre
Feb 6
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Mélina Magdelénat
7
3
January 2026
Building care that works for more people
Better systems, better policies, better care
Jan 28
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Mélina Magdelénat
26
13
4
Why I left midwifery
And how I have found another way to be ‘with woman’
Jan 14
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Mélina Magdelénat
and
Rebecca Mack ☕
27
18
7
Protecting children through community
A Cambodian community-based model is set to become the national blueprint for social protection
Jan 8
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Bethany Hansel
14
3
December 2025
What it takes to be a feminist dad
With sociologists Marine Quennehen and Myriam Chatot
Dec 18, 2025
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Mélina Magdelénat
11
6
8
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