Unsettling Activisms

Discover the powerful narratives of women activists in Unsettling Activisms by May Chazan. Published by Canadian Scholars in 2018, this compelling paperback explores how "ordinary" women engage in social change throughout their lives. With a page count of 250, this book delves into the unique challenges and triumphs of aging as an activist. Through an intergenerational dialogue, Chazan brings together the insights of both academics and activists, shedding light on the significance of women's roles in political activism and social transformation. Unsettling Activisms is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of gender, age, and activism, offering valuable perspectives on how women contribute to meaningful social change at all stages of life.