I was interviewed for ABC News’s Impact x Nightline episode on reality TV, working conditions, and whether and how reality performers should unionize.
Upcoming Appearances & Events
Past Appearances & Events
Louisiana Museum of Art: The Irreplaceable Human – Conditions of Creativity in the Age of AI
I was part of an exhibit at the Louisiana Museum of Art in Denmark on “The Irreplaceable Human,” looking at the conditions of life and work during the age of “artificial intelligence.” The exhibition is up from November 23, 2023 to April 1, 2024. With works by more than 60 artists, this large-scale, interdisciplinary exhibition […]
Internazionale Festival 2023
I will be at Internazionale Magazine Festival in Ferrara in September. It is said that work gives dignity and defines us. But couldn’t it be that they pushed us to believe this in order to make better use of ourselves? How to regain time for ourselves and our lives Francesca Coin sociologist Dialogue with Sarah Jaffe American […]
Macrodose: Hot Labor Autumn for the UAW
I was the guest host for this episode of Macrodose, talking about the history and the present of the United Auto Workers.
Soft Life: Work at Somerset House
I was interviewed for Somerset House Podcast’s series on “Soft Life,” on work, hustle culture, and how we can imagine new ways of living.
The Care Crisis, Explained at Open Democracy
I’m one of several voices explaining the care crisis–in Britain and internationally–and what we can do about it in this video series from Open Democracy.
Macrodose: Robots and Foucault: the economics of work
I was a guest on the Macrodose podcast, for a long and rambling (and quite fun) conversation with James Meadway on the state of work, which robots we should (and shouldn’t) be afraid of, and why it’s always about power.
“The Labor of Love and the Future of Work” Sarah Jaffe
I spoke to UMass Boston’s Applied Ethics Center on the future of work:
Work Won’t Love You Back at the Berman Museum
In connection with the exhibition Essential Work, I’ll be doing a talk at the Berman Museum March 2nd.