COVID-19 in Rural India, Algeria, and Morocco: A Feminist Analysis of Small-Scale Farmers' and Agricultural Laborers' Experiences and Inventive Practices

In this paper we present a situated analysis of the implications COVID-19 pandemic on life small-scale farmers and agricultural laborers in India, Algeria, Morocco. We draw data collected through phone interviews since April 2020. Inspired by feminist scholars, analyze our findings thinking with—and entangling—the concepts intersectionality, resilience care. firstly document material impacts lockdown measures, focusing particularly experiences single women laborers, whose livelihood well-being have been notably compromised. Secondly, unfold how different actors come up with inventive ways to respond unexpected situation which they are facing. doing so, highlight importance considering multiple entangled socionatural challenges, uncertainties, marginalizations that experience, as well transformative potential their practices, often motivated informed notions