@mfrmarcel This is such generative and useful research, Marcel. And what a generous, thoughtful, & honest response to criticism. Even in the cesspool that is #thisplace, you are graciously modeling genuine scholarly engagement.
@askellyphd This work is sometimes the only thing keeping me from sliding into (professional/academic/political) despair. Glad it can do the same for others!
Need an antidote to the hopelessness of American political life? Listen to an episode of In Solidarity. In the episode where I’m featured, we talk tenant organizing, health, & what it looks like to catalyze change by building power from the ground up. It’s worth a listen💯
Excited to be included in this special issue! My is a reflection on "Ethical and Transformative Scholarly Public Engagement." Researchers seeking to engage communities and change processes--take a look!
Proud to share this newly released special issue of @LongwoodsNotes highlighting the past, present and future of #publicengagement in Canadian health policy…the culmination of a productive collaboration with a fabulous team supported by @MacFutureCanada
https://t.co/HToU9WoNpZ
Proud to share this newly released special issue of @LongwoodsNotes highlighting the past, present and future of #publicengagement in Canadian health policy…the culmination of a productive collaboration with a fabulous team supported by @MacFutureCanada
https://t.co/HToU9WoNpZ
Excited this is out! My piece is about grassroots power, a critical but understudied facet of the Medicaid policy landscape. I explore the role of grassroots actors in the health policy ecosystem, drawing our attention to the promise & pathways for building power for health.
Advance pub articles of @JHPPL special issue I edited on 'Medicaid at 60' now online & open access. Great contributors: @povertyscholar @pamela_herd @LaurawherryR@CharleyWillison Campbell, Grogan, Sommers...Check it out!
https://t.co/jvE1djylVW
@haroldpollack @WatsonInstitute
Receiving an award is lovely, but awkward. Having someone talk about you in front of a room full of colleagues will never not be weird to me. Nevertheless, I am grateful that @CharleyWillison was the one to do it. I was honored by the genuinely kind words she shared tonight.
So honored to share this public engagement award with @povertyscholar. Even nicer to receive this award from my friend @sarahgollust, who held back on the zingers suggested by @EGolberstein
Great @APSAtweets panel on @DomingoMorel’s new book, Developing Scholars. Insightful conversation on the importance of political organizing in advancing educational equity & the disproportionate labor that marginalized communities expend struggling for racial & economic justice.
As I’ve studied tenant unions for the last 4 years, I’ve gotten my fair share of blank stares from other scholars who wonder about the value of the work. This @tressiemcphd piece captures some of my reasons for devoting energy to building knowledge about & for tenant organizing👇🏾