2023
"Not All of Us Are Here"
Study of the implications of irregular status among live-in domestic workers and cross-border workers, and intervention proposals from a rights-based approach
"Not All of Us Are Here"
Study of the implications of irregular status among live-in domestic workers and cross-border workers, and intervention proposals from a rights-based approach
Project Outputs
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Towards the Transformation of the Care Management Model from the Perspective of the Rights of Domestic and Migrant Care Workers
Project Objective
Analyse the living and working conditions of migrant-origin domestic workers who occupy the most vulnerable segments of this labour sector in Spain, from a rights-based and gender perspective.
Justification
The study focuses on two groups that clearly exemplify the extreme effects of the so-called “care crisis” in the Spanish context, as a consequence of the impacts of the globalisation of care work on women: live-in domestic workers in an irregular situation.
Case Studies
Autonomous Cities of Ceuta and Melilla. Socio-biographical interviews in Barcelona and Madrid
Dr. Sònia Parella
Sònia Parella (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)
Romina Tavernelli (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)
David Moya (Universidad de Barcelona)
Rosa María Soriano (Universidad de Granda)
Lucía Granda (Universidad de Granada)
Estrella Merino (Universidad de Granada)
Diego Boza (Universidad de Cadiz)
Fernanda Torres (Universidad de Barcelona)
Karlos Castilla (Universidad de Barcelona)
Iseo Morillas (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona)
IMU (Institute for Women), Secretary of State for Equality and against Gender-Based Violence
01/02/2023 – 31/12/2023
22-1-ID22
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