Highlighting another piece from our reading list! From “crib to coffin”: Navigating coping from racism-related stress throughout the lifespan of Black Americans by @SCTJones@rianaelyse and colleagues #psyc258 https://t.co/t3IinAM8uV
🚨SIGN-ON: NSF is refusing to move forward with collecting LGBTQ+ data on its national STEM workforce surveys to ensure the equity of LGBTQ+ scientists. It has made its final decision.
Please sign this open letter to the NSF Director and share widely! https://t.co/vDVIlnZUmX
I am looking for a Postdoc to work with me @nyupublichealth My work focuses on measuring and applying minority stress to physical and mental health outcomes among racial/ethnic and sexual minorities. Please share widely #epitwitter#psychology#AcademicTwitter
New paper at JSPP with open access! Does encountering the term “homosexual(s)” in some contexts ever feel antiquated, medical, or otherwise 🤔? Is it being read as a cue? Co-authors: @marykruk, @Lindsay36762967, @eric_layland, & Anna Salomaa. 1/5
@itselaynez Say yes to the things that keep you motivated and support the reason you started a PhD in your area in the first place. Finding intrinsic reward in the work and fostering your sense of success academically and personally is so important.
Kids need to have honest and accurate conversations about race and racism in school.
With @jnicksull, we write about the psychological research that shows kids will be harmed by laws that prohibit teachers from having these conversations.
https://t.co/RMpvA2hmv0
Still thinking about @DrPhilGoff’s APA talk last week. On top of racial disparities, his work finds that police force used against Black kids is more likely than force used on White adults. ^ read that sentence 2x. #BLM#APA2022
Check out our Q&A with Dr. Skyler Jackson and @YaleEnvironment alum Cam Humphrey '21 on why people with multiple, intersecting identities are more vulnerable to climate change, and how we can build a more just and equitable future. #sustainability https://t.co/PKcFkuAGA4
"Structural" racism..."institutional" racism..."systemic" racism: how are they different? Read a recounting of these terms, and what @rolandjthorpe and I recommend to the epi community, in our new @AmJEpi article: What Structural Racism Is (or Is Not) https://t.co/TWvC0wTsRu