Research

Welcome to Balancing Act’s virtual library of books, academic research, media articles and case studies – references at the intersection of art and care. We invite you to explore these offerings, and to be inspired by the global community of care surrounding this work.

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Bienvenue dans la bibliothèque virtuelle de livres, de recherches universitaires, d’articles médiatiques et d’études de cas de Balancing Act – des références à l’intersection de l’art et des soins. Nous vous invitons à explorer ces offres et à vous inspirer de la communauté mondiale de soins entourant ce travail.

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Articles Web et médias

A choreography of parenting

By Anita Clark | Animated

Recherches et rapports

A Feminist Economic Recovery Plan for Canada: Making the economy work for everyone

By YWCA Canada and the Institute for Gender and the Economy (GATE) | University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management

Articles de revues

Balancing Act

By Lisa Marie DiLiberto

From Theatre Research in Canada: Volume 41, Issue No. 2

(External Subscription Required)

Recherches et rapports

Balancing Act | Initiative Level UP! Résumé des résultats de l’évaluation

Évaluation et rapports par Good Roots Consulting

Conception du document par Jihye Design

Articles Web et médias

Balancing Act creates options for caregivers in Canadian theatre

by Kaitlyn Riordan | Intermission Magazine

Livres

Braiding Sweetgrass

By Robin Wall Kimmerer

Livres

Creative Care: A Revolutionary Approach to Dementia and Elder Care

By Anne Basting, PhD

Livres

Disappearing Act: Dance Artist Mothers in the Gig Economy of the Performing Arts in Canada 

By Susie Burpee

Livres

How Not To Exclude Artist Mothers (and other parents)

By Hettie Judah

Recherches et rapports

How to Keep Employees Productive: Support Caregivers

By Kara Baskin | Harvard Business School

Articles Web et médias

I’m returning to work after parental leave. What steps can I take to hit the ground running?

Women and Work newsletter | The Globe and Mail

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In « Universal Child Care, » two working mothers scream into the void

By Carly Maga | Intermission Magazine