#Outcomes

Vote Early but Not Often Francis

socialworkwill

I'm quoted in a story on congregate care in child welfare by @strawburriez. It's a powerful story. I recommend you read it. The voices in it of those who experienced

Guilaine Kinouani

KGuilaine

I find it quite depressing to read so much biological racist thinking to explain current racial inequalities in #Covid19 mortality & morbidity rates. In the general population & in healthcare

LYNDON [THINK DIFFERENTLY] JOHNSON

THINK_Lyndon

1/ (THREAD) This thread summarizes a years-long research project in an attempt to answer critical outstanding questions that - unaddressed - are existential threats to the continued prosperity of the

Steve Mello

mellosteve2

Recently, my paper "more cops, less crime" has been cited by folks pushing back against the movement to defund the police. I wanted to weigh in on how I think

Eat the Media

katearthsis

You know what you should be asking? Why haven’t the media been covering modeling? Why haven’t they asked actually people doing the work (not x professor in slightly related field)

DT3

dabigjoker

something different about reading books vs articles or "long" essays. writers get to take their time, dive deep into research and expand on topics in a way that's much more

Children First

chirembawa

I support pregnant girls continuing school in their current class because of many reasons. * education is a constitutional right.* educated mothers have better health outcomes for themselves and their

Dr. Deena Hinshaw

CMOH_Alberta

Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update: If you receive a text to consent to receiving an important msg from AHS contact tracers, it is not a scam. Pls

Michael Muthukrishna

mmuthukrishna

Now out! Beyond WEIRD Psychology: Measuring and Mapping Scales of Cultural and Psychological Distancehttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0956797620916782Summary thread: 1/ The world is not WEIRD vs non-WEIRD. How psychologically and cu

Eforest

EForestDan

So I know science isn't cool anymore but... reduced levels of lithium in the water supply clearly correlate to higher levels of self-harm, suicide, domestic abuse, and other mental health

Nuffield Foundation

NuffieldFound

Over the last eight years, the Nuffield Foundation has funded some 80 studies on early childhood and the #earlyyearsOn #WorldChildrensDay, we are sharing key findings from 10 of these studies

Soumitra Sharma

soumitra_sharma

Over the last few years, I have invested as an angel in 18 startups. My own startup now has several prominent angels. Speaking from this experience, do you know what’s

graceyswer

graceyswer

Its #IntersexAwarenessDay A word I refused to use to describe myself for so long. However, I felt so alone growing up, as I had never met anyone else like me.

Elaine Hernandez

e_hernandez8

Have you seen the video showing the nurse mocking a patient “faking” their health problems? Medical sociologists have been studying this type of disturbing humor for half a century...#medtwitter #soctwitter

Arrianna Marie Planey, PhD

Arrianna_Planey

I've been sitting on some thoughts about the perpetual search for useful, universal (quantitative) proxies for structural racism, and what it means when those proxies beg the question, rather than

Golden Grizzlies Compliance

MindYoGrizzness

Reasons why compliance offices always insist you #AskBeforeYouAct. A THREAD : 1) Access to information: Did you know there’s A LOT more to NCAA rules than just the manual? Compliance