sophmwebb

She/Her. PhD. Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Bridge Research Consortium. I work on equity and ethics in public health.

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

New publication alert! 🚨 Out now in @BigDataSoc: "Moralizing metrics: Discourses of data and equity in California's public health response to COVID-19" w/ @TaylorMCruz. We look at the power and limits of using data indices to operationalize justice. 🔗https://t.co/Yq2T84y3GX

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

Your postal code shouldn’t determine your protection against RSV.

In this piece, I explore how the rollout of new RSV preventative tools reveals deep-seated inequities in the Canadian healthcare system. #RSV #MedTwitter #VaccineEquity

🔗 https://t.co/78QteSXvC8

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

🚨 New publication!

@taylormcruz and my article in Social Science & Medicine examines how California’s COVID-19 housing, relief & essential worker policies were experienced across communities—revealing both support and the limits of “equity.”

🔗 https://t.co/oezHvlks0u

[Ayumi Matsuda Rivero @AyumiRivero]

📣 Excited to share that my new publication is finally out in @SocialMedia_Soc !

Clapping Back on TikTok: Black-Asian Multiraciality and Humor - Ayumi Matsuda-Rivero, 2025 https://t.co/a9sfoQhPTZ

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

Current SSSP members can access a free electronic copy and find more information here: https://t.co/cJNFQJ6sDT

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

🚨 Exciting news! The Agenda for Social Justice 3 is now available, and I'm thrilled to share that I contributed Chapter 14. "Centering racial justice in the US emergency response framework." Check it out here: https://t.co/X5nATuzoow 📚✨

[Ayumi Matsuda Rivero @AyumiRivero]

Shout out Brittany for letting me share my thoughts on the comments about Kamala Harris’s multiracial identity!

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

📢New pub! “Learning health system research as a catalyst for promoting physician wellness” — another one from my time in the UCSD Dept of Family Medicine! https://t.co/7AcgvWvUZt

[Michel Estefan @michel_estefan]

Check out this new article on the key role that graduate student teaching assistants play in implementing often unacknowledged care work that is central to anti-racist pedagogy! Written by #UCSD sociology grad students @AyumiRivero and @sophmwebb! https://t.co/98biVt54i2

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

@bdomackenna @HarvardHBS Huge congratulations! 🎉 They’re very lucky to have you!

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

This might be a good time to also mention I published an essay, "Embracing Anti-Racist Pedagogy in a “General Audience” Course" in The Journal for Research and Practice in College Teaching in April: https://t.co/F0ZJ9T8tfG

[Ayumi Matsuda Rivero @AyumiRivero]

Check out me and @sophmwebb new pub!

[Sociology of Race & Ethnicity @SREJournal]

New article from @AyumiRivero and Sophie Webb (@UCSDSociology): "The Invisible Carework of Anti-racist Pedagogy: The Experiences of Graduate Student Teaching Assistants" (open access). https://t.co/0qUDwlA36E

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

The statement is now published and was signed by more than 480 graduate and professional students in less than 24 hours. In this moment, I am grateful and proud to be among them: https://t.co/6dc2i2MuYG

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

In light of UCSD's recent actions against peaceful protests, we, UCSD grad students, stand united in condemning the administration's response. Our commitment to justice, equity, and human rights remains unwavering. Link: https://t.co/AIzcJz6Gej

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

We took inspiration from the statement of solidarity put out by Columbia and Princeton faculty!

See examples here: https://t.co/rHtQxiGQHR

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

Standing in solidarity with the UCSD Solidarity Encampment! More information about the encampment can be found here: https://t.co/dwwyf0cDaC

[David Stark Columbia University @DavidCStark6]

Here's a statement by 18 sociology faculty at Barnard/Columbia supporting the suspended student demonstrators and criticizing the actions and statements of university administrators that stifle freedom of expression.

[Reductress @Reductress]

Columbia University Qualifies That Students Only Allowed to Stage Protest if It’s Quiet and Ineffective: https://t.co/shRcuHvRRZ

[sophmwebb @sophmwebb]

New pub! I was part of the qualitative research team on this article about integrating AI-generated draft replies into physician-patient communication — check it out here:

https://t.co/nl1gMqp0x9