#Inequalities

Matt Ashton FFPH 🌈

DPH_MAshton

Important ⁦@bmj_latest⁩ blog by ⁦@Dr2NisreenAlwan⁩ et al, with useful considerations for national covid strategy #covid19 https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2020/09/21/covid-19-an-open-letter-to-the-uks-chief-medical-officers/ 1) take a Popn

Peter McColl

PeterMcColl

THREAD on why Trump's tax return makes the case for wealth taxes:1/I think we all suspected that the Trump tax returns were going to show that he is absolutely terrible

Local Government Association

LGAcomms

“Locally led action will be key if every part of the country is to bounce back from this economic shock”We have responded to @RishiSunak ‘s Summer Economic Statement.#CouncilsCan #ReThinkLocalA THREAD

Rhea Boyd MD, MPH

RheaBoydMD

Public schools are a critical terrain of struggle for equality in the US. They are spaces where kids AND communities access the resources vital to health, mobility, and longer life

Rose O'Neill

RoseONei11

I’ve been working on #PeopleAndNature for @NaturalEngland for 3 years now and the results of our first children’s survey truly surprised me. We asked children 8-15 about nature during coronavirus

Ishu

DimpledJalebi

(thread)If you've been following me here for a while, you might be aware of my association with ASSEFA and Project Kanavu that work with schools and communities of rural Cuddalore

University Wankings

UWankings

Your regular reminder: UK Higher Education IS institutionally racist……not least because the UK is institutionally racist, and these issues are highlighted (and magnified) in educational experiences and outcomes. An evidence-based

Global Research Network on Parliaments and People

GRNPP1

Throughout September we are going right back to the beginning, shining a well-deserved spotlight on our magnificent partners and their research in #Ethiopia #Myanmar #Bangladesh on parliaments, politics, and people.

Mary Reader

reader_mary

THREAD: Key findings of our new @EduPolicyInst Annual Report, based on the latest available data from the National Pupil Database in 2019 and featuring my favourite graphs (1/8) By the

Trudo Lemmens

TrudoLemmens

@OntHumanRights Commissioner @RenuMandhane letter to Min Health @celliottability re #humanrights issues pandemic planning, including #COVID19 triage guidelines & impact of pandemic measures (e.g. physical distancing) on specific populations (1) h

Sofia Akel 📚

sofiaakel

Proud to launch the 'Free Books Campaign,' getting books by authors of colour to those who cannot access them due to socioeconomic, systemic and other barriers to access.Following the fundraiser,

(((Mike Shaw)))

MikeShawLD

Teachers generally over-predict A Level grades. There's 20+ years of evidence of this in the form or UCAS application teacher predictions against actual results. I've seen it for myself over

Empress of the South👑⭐️

De__Empress

A variety of movements of feminist ideology have developed through out the years. They vary in goals, strategies and affiliation. They often overlap, and some feminists identify themselves with several

IndSciComm

IndSciComm

A couple of hours ago, @LizNeeley and @edyong209 hosted a fascinating discussion on 'How To Talk About Coronavirus - Science Communication and Sense Making for Scientists and Healthcare professionals'. Here

julian dobson

juliandobson

Office workers: should you go into the office next week to keep your town or city centre alive? Here are a few thoughts. [thread] 1 The reason for having offices

Ajit Niranjan

NiranjanAjit

A recurring comment under our articles is some variation of: people are bad for the planet so fewer people will save it. ("humans are the virus!!")A new model projects the