Shimarith Wallace

Research Coordinator with a passion to understanding how trauma impacts the brain and body. Finding ways to strengthen community participatory research.

[Abigail Powers Lott @DrPowersLott]

RSVP now! @trapmusicmuseum and @honorrollclothing are hosting an event for “PLEASE DON’T CRASH OUT” - a community focused campaign with mental health resources - and @Briana_N_Spivey will be there as a panelist to represent @gradytraumaproject
https://t.co/tyXCd3yKsO

[Abigail Powers Lott @DrPowersLott]

As part of Peace Week next week in Atlanta, our team will be holding a partner event next Friday to discuss how trauma affects the body and how we can build resilience at the individual and community level. All virtual so please join us and spread the word https://t.co/5XsMiOiHxd

[Dr. Tracy Bale 🟧🧠 @TheBaleLab]

Incredibly high rates of PTSD in vulnerable population of pregnant AA women in Atlanta as part of the Grady Trauma Project. Great talk by @vas_phd at the #MNS2022 examining benefits from engaging medical professionals to utilize Trauma Informed Care.

[BlackInChem @BlackInChem]

Join us on Twitter Spaces on Thursday August 11th for our #GradSchool101 panel as we discuss tips for incoming and current graduate students on how to get in, how to navigate academia, mentors, and more!

Register using link: https://t.co/EMhM3Mg8Q1

[Black In Neuro 🧠 @BlackInNeuro]

Welcome to #BINtersections day of #BINW22 where we celebrate all the intersecting identities of our Black In Neuro community✨

Use the hashtags (next tweet) to share your experiences in neuro surrounding your uniqueness. And we hope to see you at the members-only social later 💞

[Shimarith Wallace @ShimarithW]

@BlackInNeuro Excited about this!

[Anxiety and Depression Association of America @ADAA_Anxiety]

Postpartum Depression is real. Talk to your doctor about how you’re feeling. You are not alone.

[BlackInChem @BlackInChem]

Today we embrace Dr. Laura M.K. Dassama, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Stanford University. Her research focuses on multidrug transporters implicated in drug resistance and control of transcription factors relevant to sickle cell disease.

#Blackinchem #chemistry

[APA Journals @APA_Journals]

We are excited to announce that the Journal of Abnormal Psychology is officially now the Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science. This title change is a reflection of @APA_Journals' efforts to destigmatize mental illnesses and acknowledge human #diversity in psychology.

[Kimberly D. Manning, MD, MACP @gradydoctor]

Could two followers please copy and re-post this tweet? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always there, especially at this time of year. Call 800-273-8255 (National Suicide Prevention Helpline US).

P.S. It would matter if you weren’t here. And there is hope, okay?

[Science Magazine @ScienceMagazine]

Why do we sleep? Despite intense research, why we sleep remains one of the most baffling questions in #neuroscience. A new #ScienceReview discusses why we might sleep, what mechanisms force us to sleep when we are sleep deprived, and more. https://t.co/d5shtE3j7x #WhyWeSleep

[Rebecca Hinrichs @rcs720]

I absolutely love spotlightling our AMAZING GTP interns on our website Blog. And Colin will be joining our team this month!! https://t.co/M7qZZl2Sts
#gradytraumaproject

[Shimarith Wallace @ShimarithW]

@BlackWomenPsych Yes!

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

Throughout U.S. history, blood has been crucial in determining who is Native American—and who is not. On #TheExperimentPodcast, the Navajo geneticist Rene Begay explains how her profession lost the trust of her tribe. Listen here: https://t.co/isAifvHvr5

[Lisa Murkowski @LisaForSenate]

Today we celebrate National Native American Heritage Day to honor and lift up our Native neighbors and friends. We have done much work in Alaska to support the Alaska Native community, but the work is far from over.

[Kimberly D. Manning, MD, MACP @gradydoctor]

I'm tired of holding my breath and waiting for verdicts connected to Black people being murdered.

That's it. That's the tweet.

Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving.

[Rebecca Hinrichs @rcs720]

Really thankful for the opportunity to share our @NIMHgov funded research/work with @jayewatson and the @EmoryMedicine team and our community. Also beyond thankful for our amazing participants, my colleagues and our entire team at the #gradytraumaproject.