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20417 - Gender and Work at the Margins: Criminalization, Legislation, and Local Context
Sat, August 9, 10:00 to 11:30am, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Roosevelt 3BDescription
In this panel, scholars examine patterns and effects of marginalization across several work contexts, including criminal, informal, and quasi-legitimate fields, and the immediate and long-term impacts of these experiences.
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Transition Scars? Transgender Women and Sex Work by Birth and Transition Cohorts - Katie Donnelly Moran, Princeton University
The not-so-gendered labor market consequences of criminal legal contact - Lindsay Bing, University of Alberta; Kylie Jaeyun Yim, University of Texas-Austin; Becky Pettit, University of Texas-Austin
“You Don’t Look Like a Stoner!”: Gendered Racial Credentialing in the U.S. Legal Cannabis Industry - Katie Kaufman Rogers, Regis University
(Re)conceptualizing Precarity: A SWANA Feminist Approach to Researching Informal Gig Work - Laila Mourad, York University
Logging Off: Gender, Race, and Remote Work in the Technology Industry - Sigrid Willa Luhr, University of Illinois-Chicago