#Inequalities

Dr Richard McNeil-Willson

mcneilwillson

Late to this, but there is some pretty grim stuff in the new PSHE guidance on countering 'extremism. Terms are vague and misleading, potentially directly targeting or indirectly implicating a

LunaticWyvern

LunaticWyvern

I'm disgusted at the shitty takes @ mqmqqmqm been spewing these months. I'm born and raised in China and later went studying in the US. My family's annual income is

Dr. J Robson

JenniferRobson8

So today we start to learn how well implementation of CERB will go. I feel *cautiously* optimistic that the fed IM/IT will hold up. Why? Well, last week @ESDC_GC officials

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

The concern expressed in this article is a direct consequence of the lack of transparency and democratic accountability for the government’s decisions on local lockdowns.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/no-coronavirus-lockdown-for-top-t

Sébastien Jodoin

sjodoin

@UNHumanRights has released a study setting out key principles & recommendations for protecting & promoting #disabilityrights in the context of #ClimateChange. In this thread, I’ll summarize its key conclusions &

Michelle Kelly-Irving

shell_ki

When you work on #HealthInequalities you get asked (a lot!) whether socially patterned health differences are caused by geneticsThis "genetic essentialism" question could be naive, but we need to answer

Dr Cherry Canovan

DrCherryCanovan

Thrilled that our paper on how primary science education suffered during the #Covid19 school closures is published today by SN Social Sciences @SpringerNature. Open access. @ni_fallon and I surveyed teachers

peter kilmarx

PeterKilmarx

THREAD on #ContactTracing. Slow progress, workforce challenges, and lack of coordination implementing a critical intervention to reopening America. Many aspects are "All over the map," except there is no map

Neal Morton

nealtmorton

Pay attention, Washington: "What's so stunning about this recession is that poor districts are going to bear the brunt of these cuts because they rely so heavily on state aid

Faith Hillis

FaithCHillis

I’m about to write the most earnest thread I’ve ever done. It’s about what we can learn about the power of political possibility from history. I’ve had so many people

Richards Lab

RichardsLabUoB

Day 2 of the #AutisticaFestival with fantastic panel discussions this morning on 'Quality of life, stress and wellbeing' and this afternoon on 'Mental Health and co-occurring conditions' Some of the

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songhwasrain

I’m so sick of runningAs fast as I canWondering if I’d get there quickerIf I was a manHospital Playlist and Women Empowerment: A thread(1/12) Despite 4/5 of the main characters

Black Rose

BlackRoseLabour

Black RoseSir Starmer’s Shadow Cabinet Thread: We would like to congratulate Starmer on appointing a diverse shadow cabinet. With 53% women and 25% people of colour, marginalised people can hopefully

Jan Fran

Jan__Fran

I keep hearing folks describe this pandemic as a kind of trade-off between public health and the economy. This trade-off is often framed around loss of life. 1 It usually

IPPR

IPPR

Revealed – Lockdown measures are protecting landlords, banks and lenders more than the families they are meant to benefitOur new report shows the poorest are unfairly shouldering the greatest economic

András Bíró-Nagy

BiroNagyAndras

Ten years ago, on this day Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party won the elections after two terms in opposition. What followed is well documented. Here is a thread below about how