OPEN ACCESS ALERT! @CSocialWorkED @YarnDyson Black Experiences Matter: Reflections of Black Faculty Experiences with Black Administrators. https://t.co/rHg4LZKUXS
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I walked outside and felt my eyes stinging with tears.
I feel grateful for that honest exchange. And for the relationships we’ve all built over the years.
And even though the world can’t seem to agree on much of anything? I think we can all agree on being tired.
Yeah.💛
I’ve put together my list of top 10 tips for early career researchers and I’m going to share it here as promised. But first a disclaimer...I don’t know everything. This list is based on my experience in academia. I would love for others to add and augment. With that in mind....🧵
I uploaded a guide on Black contributions to social welfare & social work history for a course I teach @UChicagoSSA to my @P2Phigher_ed page. It contains more than 100 historical articles+books. @SWHG1956@cswemfp@NABSWofficial@SSWRorg @CSocialWorkEd
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Yesterday, I had a manuscript accepted that I’ve been working on for 9 years. It was accepted at the same journal that rejected it 8 years ago. For anyone who deeply cares about a topic, KEEP GOING. Some lessons I learned along the way: 1/n
Heads up for folks in the USA;
If you're not having a food emergency, please don't go to the grocery store on April 1st and 2nd. Wait until the 3rd. People who are on food stamps get their accounts recharged on the first of the month, and have likely been running on fumes.
An excellent example of the #medicalracism that many people of color face when seeking care. Imagine how the belief that "African Americans go to therapy for money and other resources" impacts their ability to receive adequate care. #UBSSW@ErinHCole@ruthturner168