Gender and Migration, Reproductive Justice Movement, Community-Engaged Research, Racial Capitalism, and Theories on Care.
Biography
Da In Choi is a PhD student in the Gender Studies department at UCLA. Her research examines the figure of singmo (domestic workers) in South Korea in the context of Cold War development, capitalistic morality, and international feminist religious organizations’ involvement. Da In’s broad research interests include gender and migration, reproductive justice movement, community-engaged research, racial capitalism, and theories on care.
MA in Regional Studies East Asia, Harvard University as a Frank Knox Memorial Fellow
BA in English and History, Queen’s University, Canada
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