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Sasha Killewald

@sashakillewald.bsky.social

Sociologist. Director, Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics. Michigan forever.

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Panel Study of Income Dynamics @umpsid.bsky.social · 17h ago

We are thrilled to share that Rick Lowe’s public art project, Black Wall Street Journey, opens in less than 2 weeks at the #Umich Museum of Art Taubman Gallery. The exhibit includes “Kinship Networks,” a reimagining of the PSID’s own Family Tree. Don’t miss your chance to see it! myumi.ch/7JX91

Rick Lowe at UMMA - Black Wall Street Journey

Rick Lowe’s largest solo exhibition at a U.S. art museum transforms the visual language of finance into a public artwork and exhibition about Black progress.

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Sasha Killewald@sashakillewald.bsky.social · last wk.

I am so grateful to @jeremylevine.bsky.social and @davonnorris.bsky.social for organizing the Stone Working Group on Inequality and Political Economy and for launching this two-year series on the intersection of politics and economic inequality in the US. Come check it out!

Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics@umichstonecid.bsky.social · last wk.

What shapes who runs for office, who becomes a viable candidate, and how does class influence who ultimately governs? Join @noamlupu.bsky.social, @nickcarnes.bsky.social, and @robertocarlos.bsky.social for “Who Runs? Candidacy & Class." Sept. 17, noon–1:30 p.m. Free and open. RSVP: bit.ly/whoruns

Promotional graphic for “Who Runs? Candidacy & Class,” part of Democracy Week at U-M. Thursday, September 17, noon–1:30 p.m., Room 1430, ISR Thompson Building. Lunch begins at 11:45 a.m. with RSVP; the event is free and open to all. Headshots identify panelists Noam Lupu of Vanderbilt University and Nick Carnes of Duke University, and moderator Roberto Carlos of U-M Political Science. Presented by the Stone Center’s SWIPE initiative with support from U-M’s Initiative for Democracy and Civic Empowerment. RSVP at bit.ly/whoruns.
Joe LaBriola@joelabriola.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Pleased to be quoted in this Seattle Times article on inequalities in home insurance premiums between White and Black / Hispanic households. I suggest these inequalities may contribute to racial inequalities in the wealth-building effects of homeownership. www.seattletimes.com/business/rea...

Homeowners of color pay higher insurance costs in WA, nationwide

New research finds a link between the cost of homeowners' insurance and the racial makeup of a neighborhood.

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Shay O’Brien@shayobrien.bsky.social · 4mo ago

The Stone Center at MIT is hiring another postdoc! This is a GREAT job: the work is interesting and creative, and you’ll have time for your own research, too. I think a sociologist or historian working on technology/inequality (broadly defined) would be an especially good fit!!

James M. and Cathleen D. Stone Center on Inequality and Shaping the Future of Work Postdoctoral Associate - MIT Stone Center on Inequality and Shaping the Future of Work

Position Overview Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson are recruiting a Postdoctoral Associate to research the history, social implications, and future of technology. The position is…

shapingwork.mit.edu

Sasha Killewald@sashakillewald.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Could not be more proud to work at @umisr.bsky.social, whose motto is "social science in the public interest."

Simone Schnall, Ph.D.@simoneschnall.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Social science matters. Supporting the infrastructure for social science matters. That's why we've awarded the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award for the first time to institutions, not individuals: @umisr.bsky.social and @norc.org Many congratulations from the award jury! shorturl.at/hu2yd

Sasha Killewald@sashakillewald.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Yep. Shout out to Sheldon Danziger and Yu Xie, who read more drafts of my dissertation chapters than I care to remember. My only rule is that, if I'm not the chair, I'll read once for every time your chair has already read it.

Seth Abrutyn@sethabrutyn.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I totally see that point. Personally, if the idea was mine and I write the first draft I presume to be on it. otherwise, as an advisor I don’t have many rules about how many times I’d read and comment. My phd advisor read my first pub 20+ times because I was so insecure abt sending it out.

Sasha Killewald@sashakillewald.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Excited to share the findings from Therese Christensen's and my article! In a nutshell: living in Denmark doesn't prevent you from experiencing a motherhood earnings penalty, but it does give you access to government benefits that help offset those financial losses.

Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics@umichstonecid.bsky.social · 7mo ago

#Umich @umichstonecid.bsky.social Director @sashakillewald.bsky.social asks, “Can government programs that provide financial support to parents offset the motherhood penalty in earnings?” Learn more in the article in the @us.theconversation.com 🧵 (1/2) #SocialInequality myumi.ch/P3Xqe

Sasha Killewald@sashakillewald.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I'm so grateful to the Stone Foundation for their continued support of @umichstonecid.bsky.social. I'm looking forward to the next 5 years!

Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics@umichstonecid.bsky.social · 8mo ago

We’re thrilled to share that @umichstonecid.bsky.social has received a new $5M gift from the Stone Foundation to continue our critical work to produce research on social inequality and train the next generation of #inequality scholars. Learn more: myumi.ch/e35w2

Testimonial from Alexander Adames praising the Stone Center for its role in his decision to start his career as a wealth scholar at Michigan, with university and center branding.