Virtual Event
Women and Migration – A “National Geographic Live” Event
This 60-minute show is an online LIVE event with conversation and Q+A throughout the evening with National Geographic experts. Photographers Danielle Villasana, Miora Rajaonary
, and Saiyna Bashir join photo editor Jennifer Samuel in conversation on The Everyday Projects documenting how social, economic, political, and climate issues are pushing and pulling women from their homes. Drawn by the promise of a better future, women increasingly have traveled to wealthier countries, taking jobs in child- and eldercare and domestic work, as well as manufacturing and agriculture—a shift described as “the feminization of migration.” For women who are forced to leave home because of famine or violence, migration is a gamble for their very survival.Learn more about the area
Venue
Theater & Performing Arts, Theater & Performing Arts
Auditorium Theatre
A National Historic Landmark Landmark built in 1889 and designed by the renowned architectural duo of Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan, the Auditorium Theatre offers…
Neighborhood

Loop
Why we love it How long do you have? The Loop is the heart of the city and it’s bursting with iconic Chicago attractions, including…
Learn more about the area
Venue
Theater & Performing Arts, Theater & Performing Arts
Auditorium Theatre
A National Historic Landmark Landmark built in 1889 and designed by the renowned architectural duo of Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan, the Auditorium Theatre offers…
Neighborhood

Loop
Why we love it How long do you have? The Loop is the heart of the city and it’s bursting with iconic Chicago attractions, including…