Ethel Tungohan, Canada Research Chair in Migration Policy, shares insights on care activism among migrant domestic workers. She challenges stereotypes by showcasing the unique ways these workers care for themselves and their communities. The conversation explores the significance of 'dissident friendships' in activism, the emotional side of caregiving, and the historical struggles for rights in Canada. Tungohan emphasizes the need for integrating academia with grassroots activism, fostering hope and solidarity even during systemic challenges.

Dr. Ethel Tungohan, host of the Academic Aunties podcast, discusses the hidden curriculum in academia, the need for community and open expression, challenges faced by non-tenured academics, recognizing and valuing caregiving roles, and the importance of prioritizing inner voices.