How does isolation impact mental health?
@P_Rouxel and @TaraniChandola assess how social isolation during the #COVID19 pandemic impacted the mental health of adults in the article below.
https://t.co/IQh45S0ztv
@P_Rouxel and I just published a study on estimating a causal effect of the reduction in in-person social contact during the COVID-19 lockdowns in the UK on the mental health of adults, with funding from @ESRC and support from @icls_info and @kcsamh https://t.co/xKdmEjnwme 1/4
1/11 My father, Harish Chandola, passed away on March 26th at home in Delhi. His journalistic career started in the 1950s, when he covered the arrival of the People’s Liberation Army in Tibet (for which he was jailed by the Chinese army on suspicion of being a spy)
21 scientists reject one of Brazil's highest scientific honours after President Bolsonaro vetoes two recipients. Lise Alves reports from São Paulo. https://t.co/0GutLm9w9e
Thanks to @usociety we found that critical and undermining relationships with family (but not partners) were physiologically damaging to young men and women https://t.co/WUOUVQOj2m
From @P_Rouxel 's latest paper with @usociety- Critical and undermining social relationships in young adults lead to chronic stress (allostatic load) https://t.co/zGDfFsnZft
🔎 @TaraniChandola and @P_Rouxel found that workers with some sort of impairment or disability who had modified work duties or hours were more likely to remain economically active than those who reported no such accommodations.
Read more of their findings https://t.co/b6Ztye2U6u
New paper with @P_Rouxel on how workplace accommodations can reduce the disability employment gap https://t.co/W77XN3HFYF This is especially true for people with mental health conditions
Les racialistes de #sciencespo continuent leurs horreurs et inventent «la blanchité alimentaire»
La cuisine française serait raciste et contribuerait à la suprématie blanche…
Mais qu’attend-on pour faire respecter nos traditions et couper toutes subventions à ces «chercheurs»?
Our first seminar of 2020 is just two weeks away! We welcome Dr Karen Graham [@School2Prison] to discuss:
"Race, Class, Gender and the School-to-Prison Pipeline: Does School Prepare Men for Prison?"
Join us on Thurs 30th Jan at 12-1pm in Room 2.07, Humanities Bridgeford Street
This blog is dedicated to the memory of the paper’s lead author, the luminary Allison Milner, whose recent death has left the world a poorer place.
https://t.co/kOnVP3V4WW
@GeorgeMonbiot I wish the protesters targetted private jet airports like Luton or Northolt. Why should ordinary people have to pay for the carbon emissions of the wealthy private jetset?
Congratulations to our six Academy of Social Science Fellows who have been appointed to the @ESRC ’s Strategic Advisory Network (SAN). Read more here: https://t.co/GlBMXHWydH @TaraniChandola@clivelloydspex