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Des récits de chercheuses et chercheurs qui retracent des exemples de vulnérabilité rencontrés dans les parcours de vie. Une émission produite et réalisée par le Centre LIVES et portée conjointement par les universités de Lausanne et de Genève. Stories of researchers unveiling examples of vulnerabilities throughout the lifecourse. A program produced and directed by the LIVES Center and supported jointly by the universities of Lausanne and Geneva.

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La librairie humaine

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Des récits de chercheuses et chercheurs qui retracent des exemples de vulnérabilité rencontrés dans les parcours de vie. Une émission produite et réalisée par le <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/" target="_blank">Centre LIVES</a> et portée conjointement par les universités de Lausanne et de Genève. Stories of researchers unveiling examples of vulnerabilities throughout the lifecourse. A program produced and directed by the <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/" target="_blank">LIVES Center</a> and supported jointly by the universities of Lausanne and Geneva.

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12/14/2022

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February 15, 2023

L'espace public est-il à tou·te·s·x ? - Karine Duplan

Karine Duplan est géographe à l'Université de Genève. Ses axes de recherche portent sur la dimension spatiale des inégalités et des privilèges dans un but de justice sociale. Elle s’intéresse à la production des inégalités liées au genre et aux sexualités ainsi qu’aux exclusions que cela produit. Son récit montre comment l'on vit à Genève lorsque l'on se situe en dehors de l'hétéronormativité. Il est en lien avec ses recherches qui mettent en avant des moyens d'action de façon à produire des espaces moins oppressifs et plus accueillants, pour tou·te·s·x. - Karine Duplan is a geographer at the University of Geneva. Her research focuses on the spatial dimension of inequalities and privileges with a view to social justice. She is interested in the production of inequalities linked to gender and sexuality as well as the exclusions that this produces. Her story shows how one lives in Geneva when one is outside of heteronormativity. It is linked to her research which highlights ways of working to produce less oppressive and more welcoming spaces for all. TRIGGER WARNING: this story narrates difficult experiences and uses vocabulary that may be offensive or uncomfortable to some audiences. Production : Samantha Saez, Catia Luperto, <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/">Centre LIVES </a> Enregistrement et réalisation : Romain Sandoz, <a href="https://mei.heig-vd.ch/">Media Engineering Institute</a>

February 8, 2023

Nous sommes ce que nous avons été - Dario Spini

Dario Spini est psychologue social àl’Université de Lausanne ainsi que l’initiateur et directeur du Centre LIVES jusqu’à la fin 2022.  Son récit traite des problématiques des personnes âgées dans les résidences médicalisées. Comment les accompagner dans cette dernière étape de vie ? Dario a supervisé les recherches d’Aurélie Chopard-dit-Jean qui ont inspiré cette histoire. - Dario Spini is a social psychologist at the University of Lausanne and the initiator and director of the LIVES Centre until the end of 2022.  His story deals with the problems of elderly people in nursing homes. How to accompany them in this last stage of life? Dario supervised Aurélie Chopard-dit-Jean's research which inspired this story. Production : Samantha Saez, Catia Luperto, <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/">Centre LIVES </a> Enregistrement et réalisation : Romain Sandoz, <a href="https://mei.heig-vd.ch/">Media Engineering Institute</a>

February 1, 2023

Organisational practices and the embodied experiences of work in later life - Jakov Jandric

Jakov Jandric is Lecturer in Organisational Behaviour at the University of Edinburgh Business School.  Jakov’s research focuses on the interplay between institutions, organisations and individuals in the workplace. Jakov story outlines some of the complex challenges bus and tram drivers face as they age. For companies, age is not necessarily an issue when recruiting drivers. However, organisational practices can lead to a more challenging work context for ageing bodies, which might more likely require a workplace adjustment. While transport companies aim to treat everyone equally regardless of age, this is not necessarily a suitable approach to supporting older workers’ health and wellbeing. - Jakov Jandric est maître d'enseignement en comportement organisationnel à la Business School de l'Université d'Édimbourg.  Les recherches de Jakov portent sur l'interaction entre les institutions, les organisations et les individus sur le lieu de travail. Dans son article, Jakov décrit certains des défis complexes auxquels sont confrontés les conducteurs de bus et de tramway lorsqu'ils sont plus âgés. Pour les entreprises, l'âge n'est pas nécessairement un problème lors du recrutement des conducteurs. Cependant, les pratiques organisationnelles peuvent conduire à un contexte de travail plus difficile pour les personnes d'âge avancé, ce qui peut nécessiter un ajustement du lieu de travail. Si les entreprises de transport s'efforcent de traiter tout le monde sur un pied d'égalité, quel que soit l'âge, cette approche n'est pas nécessairement appropriée pour soutenir la santé et le bien-être des travailleurs d'âge avancé. Production : Samantha Saez, Catiia Luperto, <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/en">LIVES Center</a> Recording & post-production : Romain Sandoz, <a href="https://heig-vd.ch/rad/instituts/mei/">Media Engineering Institute</a>

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What is La librairie humaine?: Des récits de chercheuses et chercheurs qui retracent des exemples de vulnérabilité rencontrés dans les parcours de vie. Une émission produite et réalisée par le <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/" target="_blank">Centre LIVES</a> et portée conjointement par les universités de Lausanne et de Genève. 

Stories of researchers unveiling examples of vulnerabilities throughout the lifecourse. A program produced and directed by the <a href="https://www.centre-lives.ch/" target="_blank">LIVES Center</a> and supported jointly by the universities of Lausanne and Geneva.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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