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    • CARE COVID19 LECTURE SERIES
      • CARE COVID19 Lecture Series #11 with Dr. Shaunak Sastry, University of Cincinnati
      • CARE COVID-19 Lecture Series-Lecture #10 with Prof . Walid A. Afifi, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)
      • CARE COVID-19 Lecture Series-Lecture #9: Culturally-Centering Socialist Futures in COVID with Prof. Mohan Dutta
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series #8: Using data to design, refine, implement, and sustain health risk communication programs for responding to pandemics with Dr Gary L. Kreps
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series #7: Reshaping Our Political Horizons in Aotearoa New Zealand: Imagining and Creating a Different Future in the Wake of COVID-19
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series #6: Harnessing Distributed Wisdom and Practice-Based Evidence: The Positive Deviance Approach
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series-Lecture #4 : COVID, Freud & the Small House at Allington
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series- Lecture #3: Prejudice and Covid-19: National Similarities and Differences
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series Lecture#2: Building & sustaining equality with Prof. Mohan Dutta
      • CARE Covid19 Lecture Series-Lecture #1 : Communicative Equality & Covid19
    • CARE COVID-19 WHITE PAPERS
      • CARE WHITE PAPER ISSUE 10: Digital Hate and the infrastructures of communicative capital
      • CARE White Paper Issue 9: Relocating the Health of Transgender Sex Workers in Singapore from the Margins: A Culture-Centered Approach
      • CARE White Paper Issue 8: Structural constraints, voice infrastructures, and mental health among low-wage migrant workers in Singapore: Solutions for addressing COVID19
      • CARE White Paper Issue 7: April 2020- Culture-centered community-led testing
      • CARE White Paper Issue 7: April 2020- Culture-centered community-led testing
      • CARE White Paper Issue 6: Infrastructures of housing and food for low-wage migrant workers in Singapore
      • CARE White Paper Issue 5: April 2020
      • CARE White Paper Issue 4: March 2020
      • CARE White Paper Issue 3: April 2020
      • CARE White Paper Issue 2: March 2020
      • CARE White Paper Research News – Coronavirus: Singapore migrant worker dormitories still hot topic as Covid-19 cases rise
    • CARE OPED: COVID19 – The Time For Communicative Leadership: Lessons from Aotearoa
    • CARE OPED: COVID19 – India’s Underclasses and the Depravity of Our Unequal Societies
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      • CARE OPED: COVID19 – India’s Underclasses and the Depravity of Our Unequal Societies
      • CARE OpEd: Saffron Mainstreamed Through Political and Media Discourse
      • CARE OpEd: When She Spoke to “Ma’am” About Sexual Abuse By “Sir” She Was Deported
      • CARE OpEd: The National Register of Citizens And The Politics of Exclusion and Hate
      • Op-Ed: For a few weeks, we heard Muslim voices. Then the free speech debate took over
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