Cornell Inequality

The Center for the Study of Inequality @Cornell fosters basic & applied research on inequalities & the processes by which #inequality changes & persists.

[Cornell Inequality @InequalityCU]

Lynne Haney (Prof @NYUSociology) will speak on her book Prisons of Debt as part of joint @CornellCCSS @InequalityCU speaker series. All in @Cornell community welcome! 3:30pm, Friday March 8, 700 Clark Hall. Reception to follow!

@CornellSoc @CornellBPP @CornellCAS

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

Increasing women’s representation in science, technology, engineering and math majors will reduce – but not nearly eliminate – gender disparities in STEM occupations, Cornell sociologists report in new research.

@WeedenKim @CornellSoc @InequalityCU

https://t.co/zZhCuPPtTs

[Cornell Inequality @InequalityCU]

Douglas NeJaime (Yale Law) will give a talk this Wednesday, April 19, at 4:45pm in Klarman Aud. titled Parenthood, Biology, and LGBTQ Equality. All in @Cornell community welcome. Should be far-reaching and timely! Check out more details here: https://t.co/A1PX2gZRYa

[Cornell Inequality @InequalityCU]

#CornellGivingDay is TODAY and you can join us in supporting efforts to develop the next generation of Cornell inequality scholars! Be a part of ongoing #inequality research @Cornell by donating: https://t.co/Flu2CYriEN

@CornellCAS @CornellSoc

[Cornell Inequality @InequalityCU]

Mark next Thursday, March 16 on your calendars for #CornellGivingDay. All gifts to the Center for the Study of Inequality will support undergraduate students enrolled in our Inequality Studies Minor!

@Cornell @CornellCAS

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

Equity and effectiveness are enhanced when more voices contribute to policymaking, especially the voices of those most vulnerable to the effects of a policy, said @Cornellgov professor Jamila Michener in a Feb. 22 talk at the the White House.
@CornellBPP

https://t.co/73LzNs7pVl

[Cornell Inequality @InequalityCU]

New article just out in Population Studies by @LichterDT and @MAnyawie examines increasingly permeable and fluid racial boundaries among US adolescents as they transition into adulthood and marriage.

https://t.co/AIhD92bxW2

[Cornell Dept of Sociology @CornellSoc]

Mark your calendars! We have two virtual events happening this semester.

[The Honest Broker @RogerPielkeJr]

This is a really interesting paper:

Urbanization and the Paradox of Rural Population Decline: Racial and Regional Variation - Daniel T. Lichter, Kenneth M. Johnson, 2023 https://t.co/fNiXeabzeE

[Cornell Dept of Sociology @CornellSoc]

Reminder: Join Cornell Sociologist @WeedenKim and other panelists TODAY at 4:15pm

[Lars Vilhuber 🇺🇦 @larsvil]

Join us for the next session, with @WeedenKim @BetsySinclair1 @HilaryHoynes on a cross-disciplinary discussion about reproducibility #CRRESS #EconTwitter #sociology #polisci. Register at https://t.co/4I5k0nfHSR More info https://t.co/59MHHNFU3q

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

.@voxdotcom includes @cornellgov professor Jamila Michener @povertyscholar among the visionaries who have made an impact in their fields to improve lives now and in the future – the “Future Perfect 50” list.

https://t.co/WHN44EuGAv

[Cornell Chronicle @CornellNews]

New research co-authored by Peter Rich of @CornellBPP finds a generation of federal school reform hasn’t addressed the primary drivers of racial gaps in academic achievement and attainment: economic inequality and segregated schools. @SF_Journal https://t.co/SCo5XlQNL8

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

Taxes on high earners or corporate profits would help ease inflation, says @CornellSoc professor @cristobalyoung5 on @Marketplace. “Any realistic tax hike would not be enough by itself to solve our inflation problems, but it would help."

https://t.co/w5zz3nN91l

[Cornell ILR School @cornellilr]

TODAY! “#Gender #Inequality in the Labor Market: Continuing Progress?” will be presented by @FranBlau from 4:30 to 6 p.m. ET. Learn more: https://t.co/fOgffjyBO0. Co-sponsored by @CornellBPP, @InequalityCU, @CornellCCSS, @PopulationCU, @fgss_cornell

[Cornell Inequality @InequalityCU]

CSI’s interim director @vidamaralani weighs in on the growing interdisciplinary nature of inequality research in this @Nature article by @VirginiaGewin https://t.co/B1aF7avD4s

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

For six years, sociologist Chiara Galli helped unaccompanied minors from Central America navigate the U.S. #asylum system, while conducting an ethnographic study. Her forthcoming book, "Precarious Protections," documents their experiences.
@CG_ChiaraGalli

https://t.co/NAWIjG2yCw

[Cornell Chronicle @CornellNews]

Misperceptions of marginalized communities’ level of concern regarding #COVID19 and other issues could undermine the trust needed to address collective problems, according to research led by @JonathonSchuldt of @CornellCALS. @NeilLewisJr @pete_enns https://t.co/YJf9ai7xdV

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

Particular religious beliefs–namely Christian–are central to arguments against abortion rights says @CornellSoc professor @LandonSchnabel, reacting to a leaked draft opinion that suggests the U.S. #SupremeCourt is poised to overturn #RoeVWade

https://t.co/1upnV76PHi

[CornellArts&Sciences @CornellCAS]

A leaked draft opinion suggesting that the U.S. #SupremeCourt could be poised to overturn #RoeVWade is "a heartbreaking step back for the rights of women, and anyone who can get pregnant, in America today," says philosophy professor @kate_manne

https://t.co/zlCF2aQkFh