New interview from my NORC colleague John Roman with the New York Times about the impact the Black Lives Matter protests had on policing. https://t.co/pfYOjx5pmh
The new issue of the NORC Now newsletter looks at NORC research supporting adolescents including our work on LGBTQ+ dating guides, resources for the parents of teens, and an updated curriculum for screening and interventions for teen substance use. https://t.co/xx8bfwujDJ
Exciting opportunity available! My employer NORC at the University of Chicago is looking to hire more customer service representatives. If you’re looking for flexible part-time hours, it’s a great place to work! Pay starts at $16.20 per hour! https://t.co/eiz6Is3UsJ
The second video in the NORC EquityCorps series from my colleagues at NORC’s Center on Equity Research is out now! My colleague senior research scientist Michelle Johns spoke about how her experiences have shaped how she approaches equity research. https://t.co/dNUnpfDc18
My colleagues at NORC’s Center on Equity Research have launched the NORC EquityCorps video series, which features interviews with scholars about equity research. The first video features NORC’s Ashani Johnson-Turbes and Vince Welch! https://t.co/7sfY0pJhsa
My colleagues at NORC will be launching a new survey panel focused on Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. Learn more about this new groundbreaking panel! https://t.co/GRFmNPqIMU
The Vision and Eye Health Surveillance System from my colleagues at NORC is the largest repository of vision and eye health prevalence information. It was recently featured in an article from the Washington Post about people wearing glasses. https://t.co/YSW8JtL1Bn
Want to learn more about the financial well-being of Medicare beneficiaries or the health needs of older Californians? Check out the latest issue of the NORC Now newsletter to learn more about my colleagues’ research on these. https://t.co/VKtGFCoeif
It’s great seeing research from my colleagues at NORC’s Center on Public Safety & Justice featured in a recent CNN article on the surge in gun sales. https://t.co/TJVYFn6gyV
Congratulations to my colleagues at NORC on the release of the AP VoteCast 2022 survey data! The public use files, methodology, and assessment of the 2022 VoteCast data are now available! https://t.co/ueetHQbHO0
Great new blog post from my colleague Alejandro Ome that examines the impact of survey attrition and what researchers can do to compensate for it. https://t.co/WYthAkfdd9
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At #AERA23, my colleague Jennifer Hamilton shared her experience in a research-practice partnership that integrated Chicago Public Schools and NORC’s expertise to address complex challenges.
Equity-centered research gives voice to individuals who have historically been excluded. At #AERA23, my colleague Ashani Johnson-Turbes discussed how equity-centered research can be used in education, particularly as it relates to Chicago Public Schools.
How do research, policy, and practice intersect? At #AERA23, my colleague Molly Gordon served as a panelist during a fireside chat to tie together those three cycles. Experts shared their perspectives and how they effectively partner to support educational improvements.
Wonder what factors affect America’s STEM pipeline? At #AERA23, my colleagues Jennifer Hamilton, Debbie Kim, William Fisher, and Abrea Greene discussed what shapes teenagers’ STEM experiences from individual, service, school, and national perspectives. https://t.co/ON6HsjUBks
Teacher shortages are creating an educational crisis in rural Wisconsin. At #AERA23, my colleague Jenny Seelig discussed the Educators Rising program, which encourages high school students to become teachers in their rural communities. https://t.co/CIUUkryxNY
Check out this new infographic on the percent of children enrolled in a child care center whose care is funded by Child Care and Development Fund subsidies (or subsidy density) that NORC created for OPRE. Subsidy density may affect providers’ finances. https://t.co/1H3AWldvCt