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ARCHES | AmeRicans’ Conceptions of Health Equity Study

[ARCHES @ARCHES_study]

Who has the chance to lead a #flourishing life, who doesn't, and why? 🧵
Check out our piece in today's @ConversationUS, based on new work in @socscimed-Mental Health. 1/x

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Psychological tips aren’t enough – policies need to address structural inequities so everyone can flourish https://t.co/YHhHshTNqZ

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Learn more on our webpage: https://t.co/X4a3V3syiQ.

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Why are some people more likely to #flourish than others, and what should be done about it?
Check out this new @ScienceNews article ab't our @RWJF-funded work on #flourishing (& health-related #deservingness).

@HIPCuyahoga @CCBH_Net @TrinityCollege @CLE_State @UConnResearch

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People can flourish if they try hard enough, positive psychologists say. But other researchers say that view ignores systemic barriers to thriving. https://t.co/gHXkFKpKf2

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The idea of ‘languishing’ captured the pandemic narrative. But researchers say that framing excluded many people. https://t.co/gHXkFKpKf2

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Health and well-being are highly impacted by factors like income, race and education.

Professors @sarahwillen, @AbbyFWilliamson, and Colleen Walsh explain why collective flourishing requires structural change ⤵️
https://t.co/FkEkL3In3R

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@DarlingFelicia @sarahwillen @AbbyFWilliamson @socscimed Glad you found the piece useful. You can find the full, error-free original version at @ConversationUS: https://t.co/Nn1nh1AzKy.

[OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives @OECD]

Health & well-being are highly impacted by factors like income, race, & education. 👩‍🎓

On #WorldMentalHealthDay, professors @sarahwillen, @AbbyFWilliamson, & Colleen Walsh explain why collective flourishing requires structural change 👇
https://t.co/qbTNlawAjf

[Abby Williamson @abbyfwilliamson.bsky.social @AbbyFWilliamson]

Thanks so much to the @APSAtweets Health Politics and Policy Section for this recognition of our @ARCHES_study work on Americans' convergent views on health deservingness!

[UConn Anthropology @UConnAnthro]

We are hiring!
Apply for our New Tenure Track position on racial and ethnic health disparities
https://t.co/s13eIFQgAY

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Or you can read our full paper in @socscimed-MentalHealth's special issue on "#Flourishing & #Health in Critical Perspective": https://t.co/dr6VhJQU5e

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"Hostile environments thwart flourishing; congenial environments promote it." - R. Garland-Thomson
In this podcast, @sarahwillen of @ARCHES_study & @mendenhall_em of @socscimed-#MentalHealth discuss how to promote human flourishing, we need structural change.

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For a quick take on HOW hostile environments thwart flourishing, check out our piece at @ConversationUS: https://t.co/KjwbCDYR1j

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Many thanks, @LouiseYounie, for lifting up our work.
PS - Here's a quick recap of our key findings for those interested: https://t.co/Yngt6Y4O0h

[Louise Younie @LouiseYounie]

Very important paper from @sarahwillen on flourishing '..we call attention to the troubling disconnect between current research on flourishing ..& the voluminous body of scholarship demonstrating the detrimental impact of structural inequities on health' https://t.co/rD3nAdzqR2

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Check out this new video podcast, in which @mendenhall_em of @socscimed-#MentalHealth & @sarahwillen of @ARCHES_study discuss our call for dialogue btwn. scholarship on #flourishing & critical approaches in #publichealth & #medanthro.

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Many thanks, @Flourish_Med, for sharing our team's newest work.

[Flourishing in medicine @Flourish_Med]

Brilliant article on #flourishing where a narrow 'psychological approach overestimates individuals’ control over their own well-being, while underestimating the role of systemic inequities' from @sarahwillen @ARCHES_study

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@sarahwillen @LouiseYounie @ConversationUS @socscimed @RWJF @AbbyFWilliamson Thank you, @LouiseYounie, for sharing our work.

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@socscimed @AmericanAnthro .. and/or read our piece at
@ConversationUS: https://t.co/KjwbCEgrSR

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Interested in learning more about our call for dialogue between scholarship on #flourishing & critical approaches in #publichealth & #anthropology? Check out this new @socscimed podcast:

#criticalpublichealth #medicalanthropology #criticalmedicalanthropology @AmericanAnthro

[ARCHES @ARCHES_study]

Grateful to our friends at @CWRUSwetland for the invitation to share our work on conceptions of #healthequity & health-related #deservingness tomorrow AM. Looking forward to it!

@CLE_State's Colleen Walsh @AbbyFWilliamson @trinitycollege @sarahwillen @UConnHRI @UConn_InCHIP

[Swetland Center for Environmental Health @CWRUSwetland]

TOMORROW! The @ARCHES_study will share their findings on how Americans think about health-related deservingness at our April Seminar, featuring Colleen C. Walsh, PhD, Sarah S. Willen, & Abigail Fisher Williamson https://t.co/f0NHbAK1Vs

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@grighav Thanks for sharing our piece, @grighav.

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@Rob_Briner @LisaOzChild Thanks for sharing our piece, @LisaOzChild.