Ep 6: Mine Women

from Workers' Inquiry · host Notes From Below

Today we're talking to Karin, a Swedish ex-miner who worked in the largest iron ore mine in Europe. She tells us about the experience of Gruvkvinnor [Mine Women], a self-organised group of blue collar women working in production roles. Gruvkvinnor have an article in the upcoming issue 23 of NFB on Infrastructure. Subscribe now if you want a copy as soon as its released! ⁠Read Notes from Below⁠ ⁠Support the Podcast⁠ Say hello ⁠[email protected]⁠ Workers' Inquiry is produced by the Notes From Below collective Designer: Tom Greenwood Music: Isabel Sanchez Danieli Production Assistant: Evelyn Gower We record in-person at the Mayday Rooms, Fleet Street

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