#Policymakers

Layne Scherer

LayneScherer

Today in #HigherEdCovid19 from @theNASEM at 3:00 ESTWhat are the implications of this being a truly global event?Cheryl de la Rey, @UCNZE. William Colglazier, @aaas & @SciDip @DrJWardRobinson, Institute for

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

johnastoehr

We should question Chad Wolf's loyalty by @johnastoehr https://stoehr.substack.com/p/we-should-question-chad-wolfs-loyalty?r=5msd&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&utm_source=twitter 1. All presidents rankle when the Washingt

Michael Harriot

michaelharriot

You wanna know what white privilege is?Let's look at the credentials for the "Council to Reopen America"1. Mark Meadows: Not only is Mark Meadows not a doctor, but his official

Peter Suber

petersuber

Since the pandemic shutdown began, journal submissions of co-authored papers, with women among the co-authors, are slightly up, and solo-authored papers by women are significantly down.https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2020/04/21/early-jo

Will Doyle

wdoyle42

The full impact of downturns in the economy take some time to reach higher education. Without action by the federal government to assist states, higher education in most states is

Nicholas Carter

NicholasDCarter

THREAD: Truly regenerative agriculture needs to consider aspects beyond just soil. It should include what regenerates biodiversity, increases carbon sequestration, frees up land for rewilding, regenerates our health, and lowers

Mark Scott

markscott82

On Friday, a battle broke out between @Facebook & researchers at @nyuniversity about efforts to boost transparency about how voters are being targeted w/ political ads ahead of US election.

Rebecca L. Spang

RebeccaSpang

More than six weeks old, and I am still getting questions, comments, RTs, people finding this piece for the first time. Response to queries and critics follow 1/https://twitter.com/trekonomics/status/1263228437721780224 Many asked

Sarah Riggs Amico

SarahRiggsAmico

America’s childcare crisis: a THREAD“We’re literally going to destroy a generation of upward mobility,” Amico said. “A lot of us have known for a long time that childcare is not

Ben Pile

clim8resistance

Coincidentally, the first easing of covid-19 restrictions came on the same day that global warming ended. Snow, in mid-April, in the South. Don't tell me that weather is not climate.

Data for Black Lives

Data4BlackLives

THREAD: #Data4BlackLives Movement Pulse Check and #COVID19 RoundtableFirst of all, welcome! We are so glad you joined us today. Please use our hashtags (#Data4BlackLives and #d4bl) to join the conversation!

David Zipper

DavidZipper

Fall seems to be the season for Mobility-as-a-Service panels and debates.Speaking at several has led me to reflect on my own MaaS journey, summarized in the below (w/article links).TLDR:

Frank Mitloehner

GHGGuru

PLEASE understand that this is a nuanced conversation. This @CNN article severely lacks context & unfortunately, other media outlets made the same mistakes. FYI, the coverage stems from two papers

Greater Ohio Policy Center

GreaterOhio

Today’s #GOPCThread takes a look at the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on public finances. COVID has had a significant impact on all budgets, but for local governments already

Jesse Blumenthal

jessekblum

The world clearly needed another take on Twitter vs. Trump... Here's mine: Twitter is wrong but #Section230 is right. A quick thread on this week's developments. I'm sure many people

Beth Popp Berman

epopppp

Reading Mark Solovey's Social Science for What?, on the history of social science funding at NSF, and might take a few notes here. It's open access at @mitpress:https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/social-science-what I know