Thomas Sharkey (ORSJ Collaborator)
🌟 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION 🌟
“The Importance of Lived Experience for Better, Smarter OR Models to Disrupt Sex Trafficking”
Summit - Ballroom 2
Monday, Oct 21, 5:25 - 6:15p
#INFORMS2024
@MarianaEscallo1 and @YarenBilgeKaya did a fantastic job organizing the day-long Early Career Teacher’s Network Workshop at #INFORMS2024! Thank you both for all you do to support and encourage early career members in their teaching endeavors!
And you know I couldn’t let a presentation go by without saying survivor-leaders and community partners need to be paid for their time and expertise #PaySurvivorLeaders
We are excited to announce that our team will be on a featured panel at the upcoming #NIJ2024 National Research Conference! ORSJ Lab Director @KayseMaass + team will discuss the importance of multidisciplinary teams and co-creating research with trafficking survivors!
ORSJ Alum Dr. @YarenBilgeKaya was a panelist on today's @INFORMS Pride Forum webinar, where she talked about our work to improve access to shelter and supportive services for LGBTQIA+ homeless youth in New York City!
Thanks for the opportunity to chat with the New Faculty Colloquium participants at #IISEAnnual2024 about teaching strategies to build an inclusive, accessible, and student-centered learning environment!
Congratulations to @ORSJ_Lab PhD Candidate @JafariArezoo on her first, first-authored paper during her PhD studies!! Congratulations also to the rest of the team Priscila de Azevedo Drummond, @shawnbhimani , Dominic Nishigaya, Aidong Ding, @amfarrell1 and @KayseMaass!
A new @ORSJ_Lab publication is available! In in, we explore which state and industry factors correlate to where H-2A violations within the U.S. agricultural sector are being detected🧵
Read it here: https://t.co/kbs2zVG6sN
Note that where violations are detected is not equivalent to where violations occur. Detection is dependent on where inspections are focused, how inspections are conducted, & what they conclude. Insight into current detection results provides context for improving inspections.
Our @iisenet "Optimal Resource Allocation to Minimize Errors when Detecting Human Trafficking" is the #1 Trending paper in the IISE Transactions journal!
https://t.co/rYlhrtFCZE