#Months

Neil Shenvi

NeilShenvi

In the last few months, many prominent evangelical leaders have warned about #CriticalTheory in its various forms. Here's a short thread collecting the statements of Carl Ellis Jr., Tim Keller,

Social Mobility APPG

SocMobAPPG

THREAD - We're kicking off today's virtual meeting on the #DigitalDivide.Exploring this issue are our panellists @Siobhain_Mc, @JavedKhanCEO and Jane Girt, headteacher at @CarltonBolling @justinmadders starts by sharing figures on

Niall Conroy

NICU_doc_salone

I know a thread on a contractual issue is never going to be one of the greats. But my Irish colleagues might take industrial action and it’s important to tell

greg

gr3gory88

Something weird is happening in the woods outside my house and I don't know what to do. I guess I should start at the beginning. This isn't really my house,

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/17 Very technical thread for those interested in detail of NHS finances. We've been discussing how to move to more system focussed finances in 2021/22 with members and @NHSEngland. We've

Alex Haslam

alexanderhaslam

For the last 4 months @Niksteffens @ReicherStephen @sarahvivbentley & I have been working on a major review of leadership during #COVID19. It was accepted for publication in Social Issues &

Gilad Isaacs

GiladIsaacs

Why should we be careful when talking about a “jobs bounce-back” in South Africa? - A THREAD. You don’t get better labour market economists in South Africa than the @NIDS_CRAM

Elizabeth Tsurkov

Elizrael

What do Soleimani's victims think about his death?I spoke to @almaleh_amjad, who survived 2 years of siege under pro-regime forces in his hometown of Madaya. The siege of the town

UNION Labs

UNIONLabs

0/ We are excited to start talking more publicly about our fund, @UNIONLabs and what we’ve been building for the last 24 months. Shoutouts to @Samirkaji @firstrepublic, @jshieber @TechCrunch, and

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Some thoughts on the deal and the end of the formal Brexit processNot the details which are still to come but where it leaves British politics and the economy after

Twitter Data

TwitterData

How do you recap a year like 2020? By reflecting on how we all got through it together on Twitter. #ThisHappened2020 While it was a year of uncertainty, it

Atomsk's Sanakan

AtomsksSanakan

1/JWanted to address some issues in the thread below from another immunologist. Should be a nice change-of-pace from dealing with obvious nonsense from disingenuous denialists.https://twitter.com/michaelmina_lab/status/1357344439673397249ht

David Juurlink

DavidJuurlink

Last week I was interviewed for a podcast about hydroxychloroquine.As we were wrapping up, the producer interjected and asked “Some doctors say it works, others say it doesn’t. As a

Lora

LoraSedio

I wasn't born with epilepsy. My family didn't even know what it was at the time. One day my parents just found me in my cot shaking & foam coming

Dr. Hadar Aviram

aviramh

Finally had a chance to unpack a fundamental part of the COVID-19 prison problem, which has been gnawing at me for a long time. Read on. 1/https://www.hadaraviram.com/2020/11/18/covid-19-prevention-in-prisons-and-the-problem-of-buy-in/ What

Michael Bayer

mbayer1248

The Pew Forum has a new study exploring the religious beliefs of teens. Notably, only 24% of U.S. teens say that religion is very important in their lives.A few comments,

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