
Evie Gilbert
@eviegilbert_
PhD candidate @RHULGeography | Researching the future of work and invisible labour for women in Cambodia's garment industry.
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30-09-2021 10:21:20
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Interested in the futures of work? And the too often invisibilised lives of workers in these (imagined) futures? Check out Evie Gilbert new paper in Geography Compass on just this compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… #phdchat #geography #proudsupervisor


Friday PhD supervision calls for an explore together...checking out Somerset House and artwork 'Whorled' by Jitish Kallat. Of clear interest to Geographers...! King's Geography


Very insightful sessions at Innovation Forum Sustainable Apparel and Textiles conference yesterday! Ready for day 2 and diving into greenwashing, transparency and transformations of textile supply chains!



🌍NEW on the FFP blog. Precarious futures amid global crises: Evie Gilbert writes on garment workers' experiences in the Global South and the recent shocks to their livelihoods. autonomy.work/portfolio/prec…


#Cambodia is experiencing one of its hottest ever hot seasons🥵🔥 So great #Cambodia govt recognises calls from our The British Academy #HotTrends project to protect garment workers from #climatechange - and rising workplace temperatures specifically 🌡️🏭 cambojanews.com/garment-worker…

The Handbook for the Future of Work, edited by me & Julie MacLeavy, is coming out late this year as part of the Routledge Books International Handbooks series. Details for preordering into university libraries and the full chapter list can now be found here: routledge.com/The-Handbook-f…

