Andrea Burke

About

Andrea Burke (she/her) is a PhD candidate at Western University in London, Canada (Treaty 6 Territory) studying Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies. Her current doctoral work concerns racialized and immigrant women engaged in essential work during the COVID-19 pandemic. She is also engaged in scholarship on decent work, sex work, violence prevention, international development, gender theory, public policy, and social equity. Andrea also engages in crisis intervention, gender based violence prevention, and prevention training through Anova and the Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children. These endeavors push her to be a better scholar.

Work

Western University Centre for Research and Education on Violence against Women and Children

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Gender Based and Sexual Violence Training Facilitator

Canada

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University of Guelph

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Graduate Research Assistant

Canada

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Western University

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Graduate Research Assistant

Canada

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Western University

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Research Assistant

Canada

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Education

Western University

Canada
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Master of Arts

Western University

Canada
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Bachelor of Arts

Publications

What does degrowth say about gender equality and social justice?

Feminist Climate Policy in Industrialized States: A Gender-Just Climate Emergency Response

book-chapter

A Will and a Way

An Exploration of How COVID-19 Impacted Women and Girls Around the World: The Hidden Toll

book-chapter

Racialized and Immigrant Women On the “Frontlines”

Global CareWork Summit

conference-paper

Who won and lost with the Canada Emergency Response Benefit

Policy Options

online-resource

International students’ experiences of gender-based violence in Canada

SSHRC-WAGE Knowledge Synthesis

report

Sex Work as Real Work: Strategies for Global Economic Recovery that Includes Sex Workers

Canadian Association for the Study of International Development Annual Conference

conference-paper

Sex work is real work

The Conversation

online-resource

COVID-19 and Care: Exploring Cross-Sections of Equality, Household Change, and Feminized Care Work in London, Ontario, Canada

Canadian Association for the Study of International Development Annual Conference

conference-paper

A Woman’s Work is Never Done: An Exploration of East African Women’s NGOs and Work Precarity in International Development

Summit on Canada’s Global Leadership

conference-poster

Deconstructing Reconstruction: Social Cohesion and Women’s Networks in Uganda

Women’s Studies and Feminist Research MA Conference

conference-paper

A Place at the Table: Exploring the Necessity of Ugandan CBOs’ Voices in International Development Discussions and Policy

Canadian Association for the Study of International Development Annual Conference

conference-paper