Today's symposium entry focuses on synthetic cannabinoids and the lack of substance use disorder treatment in carceral settings. Via the team at @PLSMA (@aaronwsteinberg, Ada Lin, Alice Bukhman & @elizabethdmatos): https://t.co/T3gvJilF2M
The next installment in @LeirInstitute's Intersecting Pandemics series “Paving Justice: Incarceration/Detention, Parole, Reintegration, and Activism” is coming up on April 13.
Details and registration: https://t.co/eTGKHFkUlK
Join Fletcher's Leir Institute, Ralph Bunche Society, and South Asia Society this Friday as they welcome @Kennedy_School Sr. Fellow @surajyengde for a discussion about the relationship b/t caste-bigotry in India and anti-black racism in the U.S.
Details: https://t.co/V4nVP9RiTJ
The Leir Institute's "Intersecting Pandemics: Detention & Work in Times of COVID" series is kicking off TONIGHT with @AlianzaAgricola's Ismael Castellanos & Victor Cortez, @MaketheRoadNY's Angeles Solis & Centro Comunitario de Trabajadores' Adrian Ventura: https://t.co/xSrVmnm4fp
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the African Voices, African Arguments podcast series hosted by Alex de Waal. The inaugural episode features Abdul Mohammed, one of Africa’s leading public intellectuals.
In partnership with @africaarguments.
https://t.co/xOfjYDpvgx
On the first anniversary of its adoption, our new report shows how ILO Convention #C190 gives direction to the responses brands, employers & governments should take in the context of Asian fast fashion supply chains. #RatifyC190#AllEyesOnFastFashion https://t.co/UaiXQBUd0n
🗣The 2020 Open Access special issue of Migration and Society on “Recentering the South in Studies of Migration” is now available to read online: https://t.co/poWLnqyuoL. Sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed to this mega-issue!
London Migration Film Festival - online in the time of Covid.
For the next 6 weeks some of the best from our past editions will be available online to everyone for free. We will update the programme every 2 weeks, so keep on checking us! https://t.co/ztLhdlxsvW
New study by Yale epidemiologists:
#MedicareForAll will save $450 billion and prevent 68,000 unnecessary deaths - each and every year
In other words, #MedicareForAll does not cost $3-$4 trillion more a year - it saves $450 billion a year & improves care https://t.co/YPzT4V8Zpp