choa chat #7: Photographer Jennifer Lee on aging, sisterhood, and dependency

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groundings - the choa podcast

choa magazine

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choa is an independent online platform devoted to recognizing, examining, and understanding the nuances and complexities of the Korean female diasporic experiences.

Society & Culture

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choa chat #7: Photographer Jennifer Lee on aging, sisterhood, and dependency

groundings - the choa podcast

14 minutes 24 seconds

2 years ago

choa chat #7: Photographer Jennifer Lee on aging, sisterhood, and dependency

Harriet chats with Jennifer about her Great Aunts creating a shared space to grow old in the intense energy of New York City and putting in the labour to document the everyday moments. Check out Jennifer’s piece “New York Grandmas” in choa magazine’s Volume 3: Aging in Place.

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