Wages for Housework

This audiobook explores the powerful history of the Wages for Housework campaign, a revolutionary movement from the 1970s that challenged traditional notions of work and value. Through compelling storytelling and extensive interviews, historian Emily Callaci chronicles the lives of key activists and the global reach of their ideas, emphasizing how their vision aimed to reshape society by prioritizing care and redefining women's roles. The narrative invites listeners to consider a future where care takes precedence over production, sparking thought-provoking questions about gender, capitalism, and the natural world.