EPISODE · Dec 4, 2021 · 58 MIN
Episode Six: Decoding Occupations, Gender and Identities
from Horn OT Please · host HornOTPlease
In this episode, Varada, Prutha and Sakshi deconstruct occupations and explore how occupations create and influence social order. To expand these conversations in the context of Occupational Therapy and Sciences we review an article and a documentary, along with our personal and professional narratives to highlight how conditioned we are towards gendered occupations and occupational roles in our learning and practice which facilitate social differences and occupational injustice. From biology to neuroplasticity, together we raise the questions and discuss ways in which each of us have tried to deconstruct occupations and promote gender neutrality in our teachings/practice. Explore resources mentioned in this episode: http://www.hornotplease.com/resources You can also follow our journey here: https://www.instagram.com/hornotplease/
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In this episode, Varada, Prutha and Sakshi deconstruct occupations and explore how occupations create and influence social order. To expand these conversations in the context of Occupational Therapy and Sciences we review an article and a documentary, along with our personal and professional narratives to highlight how conditioned we are towards gendered occupations and occupational roles in our learning and practice which facilitate social differences and occupational injustice. From biology to neuroplasticity, together we raise the questions and discuss ways in which each of us have tried to deconstruct occupations and promote gender neutrality in our teachings/practice. Explore resources mentioned in this episode: http://www.hornotplease.com/resources You can also follow our journey here: https://www.instagram.com/hornotplease/
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