We are scholars from Chicagoland universities spanning numerous fields. We use research to improve public policy and strengthen democracy in Chicago and IL.
SSN Chicagoland member @robinbartram1 explains that Chicago building inspectors "protect property owners in communities of color" by not issuing as many violations to low-and moderate-income property owners and landlords.
Read more here: https://t.co/tCPL9HWOCc
Thank you for sharing your expertise on these important issues Mary Pattillo, Maria Krysan of @uicsoc, Katherine O'Regan, and Lavar Edmonds @lavaredmonds.
We hosted a wonderful intimate discussion with scholars & Chicago alderpeople on Race, Segregation, and Housing on 2/22! We are fostering these relationships so Chicago Alderpeople know to consult us as experts with their future policy decision making. Thanks for joining us all!
Former Chicagoland SSN Grad Fellow
@BuddyScarboro argues for a new cultural ideal of fatherhood that values equal caregiving over at @BetterLifeLab!
"What we need now is an ideal of fatherhood that resonates with the circumstances of modern families."
https://t.co/oEkbGm0q3w
Federal efforts addressing fair housing & discrimination must also be paired with policies & efforts that deal with segregation, argues SSN Chicagoland member and @uicsoc professor Maria Krysan. A great article, check it out! https://t.co/keu1btgPj1
Chicagoland scholars: Northwestern's Science Policy Outreach Taskforce (SPOT) is running a hands-on workshop series called, "Science Policy Communication in the Age of COVID-19", that focuses on digital science communication skills. Check it out! https://t.co/rDVTFOqJ8L
In the Washington Monthly, @SSN_Chicagoland co-president @bjrisman proposes a presidential social science council to "make America more scientific".
Check it out!
https://t.co/dZYVfG4Oly
As legislators weigh more #COVID19 relief, SSN's experts are here to provide background and analysis. Today's thread comes from urban poverty expert Dr. Joan Mazelis (@JoanieMazelis), author of “Surviving Poverty: Creating Sustainable Ties among the Poor.” https://t.co/BaJaaDLDiz
Chicagoland Scholars: We need you to push for evidence-based policy in Chicago & IL! Join us & invite others! This Wed, Jan 20th, we'll map our networks of colleagues and policymakers. February, we'll activate them to act on 2021 policy projects!
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Calling all Chicagoland Scholars: Join us for a Networking Extravaganza! January, we'll learn to map our networks of colleagues and policymakers. February, we'll activate them to act on 2021 policy projects for Chicago & IL!
RSVP: [email protected]
Journalists: Scholars Strategy Network @SSNScholars members have expertise in the crucial topics to explore as we all work to understand the attack on the U.S. capitol last week and prevent it from happening again. Check out this list of experts!
If you're a journalist looking for commentary and analysis on the history of racial violence, the religious right, and the ongoing threat of white supremacist groups in America, SSN has experts available and ready to comment:
https://t.co/Zai8FXcMS6