Feminism and LGBTQI

For Lilia Nenescu, a feminist economy transcends the exploitative sexual and international division of labour. It’s about creating non-hierarchical, reciprocal relationships across genders, geographies, social classes, and with nature. She shared this perspective at the RLS Summer School “Feminist Economy and Social Justice – Redefining Paths,” offering a well-grounded critique of the concept of infinite growth that dominates mainstream economics today. An activist focused on labor in the global economy, Lilia is also a member of Moldova’s Advisory Council for Refugee Rights and co-coordinated a project supporting the labor rights of Ukrainian refugees.