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JENNNIFER NATALIE FISH

JENNIFER NATALIE FISH

PROFESSOR

Expert in global immersion and community-based pedagogy with twenty years of field research, university teaching and advocacy experience across five continents

SOCIOLOGIST

Award-winning author, with four books and a wide range of commissioned research reports and scholarly publications on women’s movements for human rights

PHOTOGRAPHER

Social documentarian with focus on visual stories and environmental portraits of human resilience across a wide range of geographic and cultural landscapes

FEATURED BOOK

Domestic Workers of the World Unite!

From grassroots to global activism,

the untold story of the world’s first

domestic workers' movement

“A rare account of the development of a global social movement, from growing deep local roots and developing the leadership of the least visible among us, to shaping international standards. This is a book for anyone looking to understand global movement building in the 21st Century, or for anyone simply looking to feel inspired by our human capacity to change the world.”

– Ai-Jen Poo, Director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance

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“We are sure that everyone who has a copy of this book will surely enjoy reading about the lives of domestic workers and seeing a movement that has taken this world by storm.”

– Myrtle Witbooi, President of the International Domestic Workers Federation

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“. . . a must read for scholars and activists who are interested in learning about the rights of and labor organizing strategies for vulnerable workers.”

– Rhacel Salazar Parreñas, Vice President of the American Sociological Association

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