More than 9,000 studies, reports, & book chapters published based on 400+ DHS surveys that were conducted in 91 countries, according to our bibliometric analysis (by @aasli.bsky.social). The termination could set the global research community back for years or even decades. osf.io/preprints/so...
Courtney Allen
@courtneyallen.bsky.social
Social Demographer PhD Student w/ @uofwa.bsky.social Sociology & @mpidr.bsky.social Alum @lshtm.bsky.social Diss on hospital segregation in the 1960s
Welcome to MPIDR!
It's fabulous to welcome our students and alumni back to @mpidr.bsky.social for the 6th IMPRS-PHDS Graduate Workshop! We are looking forward to two days of research updates and networking as well as mini-workshops on science communication and mastering Q&A sessions!
I have a new book out! Approaches to Mixed Methods Research (coauthored with @lisapearce.bsky.social ) is the newest contribution to the Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences (little green books) series! tinyurl.com/4xpbbbt8.
This. Teaching history in this moment is radical, powerful, and subversive.
We truly have descended into the absurd, some strange dystopia that I struggle to recognize.
NEW from NBC’s Vaughn Hillyard: “This week, USAID officials removed the artwork [of the agency’s various global missions] from the walls of USAID offices because…[officials] would be evaluating what appeared on the walls to ensure it aligned with the new administration’s ‘America First’ mission.”
I'm keeping a running list of disappearing federal data in the 🧵 below. If there are others I missed let me know. crampell[at]washpost[dot]com or Signal username crampell.13
List of CDC information that appears to have been taken down so far: 1. CDC Atlas 2. CDC Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System 3. HRSA Target 4. Language removed for LGBT work 5. CDC Social Vulnerability Index
I don't know who needs to hear this but if your data is on a website that is in any way related to the government (budgets/ documents/ statements/ actual datasets) download it now.
Forwarding this (from sociology) to the social psychologists who follow me. You'll likely want to check this out. #PrejudiceResearch
What is structural racism, and how do we measure it? @tyson-brown.bsky.social, @pahoman.bsky.social, and I have a forthcoming Annual Review article on @socarxiv.bsky.social. Check it before studying structural racism is banned (and follow Tyson and Trish, new to Bluesky). osf.io/6zbgh/
Hey folks, if you know of any Black, Indigenous, or Latinx Sociology postdocs or those finishing Sociology phds Spring/Summer 2025, dm me or email me. For a symposium of early career scholars of color.
After spending all day reading and brainstorming about a new project While several looming R&R deadlines for other projects quickly approach I’ve come to realize This will never not be me.
I can't find African Scientists and researchers easily on here. As the second largest continent with 1.3 billion inhabitants our perspectives matter. I'm creating a starterpack to find folks, follow them and amplify them. If you are an African Scientist let me know below so I can add you. Thanks.
ICE released updated detention stats. Detained: ~38,863 (⬆️~1,500 since Sept. 8) ATD : ~181,888 (⬆️~5,000 since Sept. 7) Facilities in Texas, Louisiana, and California together hold half of ICE detainees nationwide. TRAC Quick Facts are now updated. trac.syr.edu/immigration/...
"Other countries have social safety nets; the US has women." Four years ago, that quote of mine went massively viral, maybe because it captured the crushing weight of what so many women had long been holding, plus the impossibility of holding even more without support as the pandemic dragged on. 1/
Here's a starter pack of researchers at Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research: go.bsky.app/4MjXqv8