My first solo article is now online @ASR_Journal ! I use a case study of harm reduction services to theorize forms of poverty governance that maintain people's lives by supplementing policy failure. I term this palliative governance. Link below, more soon. https://t.co/x1arlNFwnn
As states publish early reports on opioid settlement funds, people crave more details. “I don’t think it’s a high bar that the public see at some reasonable level of granularity where their money is going,” said @coreysdavis of @networkforphl. https://t.co/whm0ULg8HN
“The early places where harm reduction was adopted was driven more by the politics of the local communities than the need,” he said. “So even in L.A., the first syringe program wasn’t in Skid Row. It was in West Hollywood.”
Thank God for WeHo. The first SSP I ever visited. I saved my friends life that day.
New paper by @avaion_r @SidSGanesh @rceasara @drdustinduncan@RNBluthenthal
Available here: https://t.co/lQvctFEPRr
Sleep is a basic needs and poor sleep has important health consequences. For people who use drugs sleep health is poor in general and is associated with SODH.
🎙️ My new article, “Trajectories of Public Islam,” is out now in @socprobsjournal. If you are interested in civic culture, public religion, and processes of religio-racial exclusions, this article is for you! 🌟
#socAF
https://t.co/G7futi54MD
My first solo article is now online @ASR_Journal ! I use a case study of harm reduction services to theorize forms of poverty governance that maintain people's lives by supplementing policy failure. I term this palliative governance. Link below, more soon. https://t.co/x1arlNFwnn
🎙️ My first paper from the dissertation is finally forthcoming at Social Problems! Stay tuned for online first publication date ✨
Let the job market season begin 🎉 💣
#AcademicChatter#socAF
Yesterday, I successfully defended my dissertation, surrounded by dear friends and family. I am especially grateful to my committee @rhacel@JoshSeim@CurlyProfessor@RNBluthenthal for their endless guidance and support. Now Dr. DiMario.
One of the best part of my work is learning with the next generation of kick ass social scientists devoted to addressing fundamental challenges in our society. So happy to introduce Dr. Anthony DiMario @dimario_soc @USC @USCSociology
👀 out soon in @ASR_Journal I look at the effects of the pandemic on DV survivors’ experiences of abuse and marginalization. read for: some counterintuitive findings, survivors’ voices, and discussion of what crisis looks like when disadvantage is especially layered and dense
For the first time in its almost 60 year history, federal Medicaid dollars will start going towards paying rent
*(up to 6 months)
It's a really major policy development — one with huge opportunities, risks, and challenges.
I looked closely for Vox:
https://t.co/PHRwNG0nJi
People are nailing Narcan to trees in Skid Row so the overdose-reversing drug is harder to confiscate during sweeps of encampments.
Important and depressing coverage:
https://t.co/jJ83cqpNdM
ONLINE FIRST
Allison Laing and Lindsey Richardson analyze interviews with 75 illicit drug users to examine their strategies for managing drug debt.
Read more at https://t.co/ik3sRa8Iud
“Policing Tenancy: The Struggle for Housing & Land in LA.” Our article in @urbgeog foregrounds the precaritization of tenancy through policing & redevelopment as well as tenant struggles led by @LACANetwork . 🙏🏽 to @lapovertydept forarchival material. https://t.co/oqF7MxzZLw
Excited about this article in @JoSoPerRel from a really great team at IU and UCSF! We examine how individuals part of care management programs (i.e., those with high health and social needs) activate social networks to receive critical social support.
https://t.co/aWfGQiM6dD
Vermont on the Verge of Authorizing Safe Consumption Sites
Backers think they have the votes to override a veto after House passed the bill.
“We did the research. Trust the science!" its sponsor tells @TanaGaneva. “The status quo is not saving lives.”
https://t.co/x2n4MFleRh