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The Project for Wellness and Work-Life (PWWL) is a consortium of scholars who are pursuing research on the intersections of private, domestic life spheres and the public, commodified world of work. Furthermore, we examine organizational topics related to work-life well-being including workplace bullying, emotion labor, burnout, negotiation of gender and family issues and identities at work.  PWWL explores these issues from a variety of perspectives, including: How work-life balance is interactionally negotiated between family members at home and with supervisors at work; how organizational policies enable and constrain work-life wellness choices; and how larger cultural discourses frame our understanding and experience of work and life.

To learn more about PWWL, please click on the links on the right or contact:

Sarah J. Tracy, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Director, Project for Wellness and Work-Life
The Hugh Downs School of Human Communication
Arizona State University
PO Box 871205; Tempe, AZ 85287-1205
Phone: 480/965-7709     Fax: 480/965-4291