#Bangalore peepuls, we have added a second screening of #WorkingGirls thanks to your popular demand: Sunday Aug 3, 3 pm. The film is 2 hours 14 min long and there will be a discussion after if you wish. Come! Bring fren, family and louers. Register here - eventbrite.com/e/working-girl…

📣 Join us for the launch of ‘Valuing Care, Recognising Rights: A study of the Kalaignar Mahalir Urimai Thittam’ which assessed the impact of unconditional cash transfer schemes among vulnerable women in Tamil Nadu 11 Aug, 1:30 PM, at Anna Centenary Library, Chennai Anna Centenary Library

Join us in Chennai this evening at 6pm at Alliance Francaise, Justice Prabha Sridevan will join us to release a Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️ report on erotic dancing, all welcome The Dickson Poon School of Law

“Nothing about us without us” Justice Prabha Sridevan releases ⁦Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️⁩ report Dancing for Respectability with Kausalya, Karagattam dancer at Chennai screening of #Working Girls at Alliance Francaise

Join us on August 11 for a report launch on Tamil Nadu’s cash transfer scheme for women drawing on large mixed methods study 1.30pm Anna Library RadhakrishnanRK, PhD. The Hindu Frontline Feminism in India IndiaSpend BehanBox Madras Institute of Development Studies Krea University Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️

Please join us at School of Social Sciences, UoH Univ of Hyderabad for the screening of Working Girls followed by a discussion with Paromita Vohra on 18 August 2025, 3pm. Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/1573261550649 All are welcome! Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️ Dept of Political Science, University of Hyderabad

Sneha Banerjee, Dept of Political Science, University of Hyderabad, presented "'Willing' Women, not Workers: The Long-road of Surrogacy Regulation in India" at "Labouring Bodies, Unjust Laws: Reimagining the Laws of Social Reproduction" in New Delhi (July 22-24, 2025). Univ of Hyderabad Communitas (Dept. of Political Science, UoH) School of Social Sciences, UoH

The research was conducted with Prof. Prabha Kotiswaran as part of the Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️ project, funded by the European Research Council (ERC) and hosted at King's College London. #UniversityOfHyderabad #AcademicConference

📣 Join us for the launch of Immoral Traffic by Vibhuti Ramachandran, an ethnography on India’s anti-prostitution law, NGOs & global anti-trafficking campaigns. 📅 12 Sept 2025 🕒 12 PM BST | 4:30 PM IST 📍 Online (Teams) 🔗 Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-launch-…

Reflections of The Laws of Social Reproduction Conference: Labouring Bodies, Unjust Laws ✨ Years of research came together in an unforgettable two days with scholars, academics & stakeholders. Thank you to everyone who joined us, listen, and shape the space with us.

We began with the Early Career Researcher Workshop, where six Laws of Social Reproduction Fellows shared their work, setting the tone for rich conversations across our five fieldwork sectors.

A key highlight was the launch of our Cash Transfers Memo 📝 an important step in advancing dialogue around making schemes more gender transformative. It was wonderful to see how much interest and engagement the Memo and other reports/collaborative work sparked in the room.

We were honoured to be joined by Justice Muralidhar, who reflected on the role of litigation as a strategy for reform, offering insights that will continue to shape our work. ⚖️

The final panel brought us back to the laws of social reproduction more broadly, reminding us of how far we’ve come, and how many critical questions. The response has been deeply encouraging, insightful, generous and energising 💜 Follow our work from Lawsofsocialreproduction.net

Working Girls arrives in Kolkata this week; with screenings at Max Mueller Bhavan September 3, 6.30pm and at Jadhavpur University, September 4 at 2pm. Director Paromita Vohra will engage in a Q&A. No registration required, all are welcome The Dickson Poon School of Law Laws of Social Reproduction ⚖️♀️

Kolkata peepul come off!