Eve Reloaded

Women are more likely to be 'essential workers', while at the same time, more likely to be out of work. How can we support each other as sisters in Christ? As Christians, should we be calling on the church or government to do more? 

Women have lost jobs faster than men during coronavirus but are getting less assistance, according to new research (10 June 2020, ABC)

Don’t Let the Pandemic Set Back Gender Equality (16 Sep 2020, Harvard Business Review)

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In a culture obsessed by women's bodies, is there a better alternative to 'body positivity'? What's a helpful way to talk to our friends about bodies?

Can we please stop talking about Adele's body? - Arwa Mahdawi (9 May 2020, The Guardian)

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BECKY LUI was adopted into God's family sometime in 2004 when she met the real Jesus by reading the Bible with the University Christian group while studying Commerce/Law. She married Phil and managed to squeeze in a Bachelor of Theology before having three sons.

ZHIEN-U BAKARICH turned her curiosity into a degree by studying a Bachelor of Communications majoring in Social Inquiry, followed by a Masters in Journalism. She now absorbs the curiosity of her two small daughters and works part time for a Christian non-profit.

In Australia, COVID-19 lockdowns have resulted in an increase in domestic work (housework!) for everyone, but even more so for women. As Christian women, how should we respond to this increased load and how can we speak to our men about it? 

'Pandemic resistant': Division of household labour barely budges, report finds (2 July 2020, Sydney Morning Herald)

Coronavirus has left Australian women anxious, overworked, insecure — and worse off than men again - Annabel Crabb (24 May 2020, ABC News)