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#SafeReturnOrNoReturn

CTUSpecialEd

I wonder how different the national school reopening debate would be right now if we had not just had two decades of destructive neoliberal #edreform forced on us. The nasty,

Daniel Swain

Weather_West

Some brief thoughts from a climate & Earth system scientist on natural disasters & #ClimateChange. This is coming from someone who grew up watching PBS specials on natural disasters and

Low Traffic Highbury

HighburyLtn

What a glorious sunny day here in Highbury.Before you settle down to Strictly time for a little research:Connecting communities. For this we are going to look at the work

Doug Saunders

DougSaunders

Last year the Geneva-based Mixed Migration Centre commissioned me to look into the effects of the pandemic on urban migrants. Months of research showed me that COVID-19 is an "arrival

Andrew Trueblood

atrueblood

Well, in the midst of a pandemic, the President decided to prioritize foisting his tastes upon the American public through an executive order, which was first floated in February...and I

Alex Davy

AlexandraDavy

Students and ppl looking to get "into" storyboarding! This xmas you guys might feel deflated, so here's my summery of how I levelled up my skillset (for cheap!) Alex

Stuart Schrader

stschrader1

I've been reading John Hersey's 1968 book the Algiers Motel Incident, about a police murder of 3 young Black men during the Detroit rebellion in 1967, and I was surprised

happy to be mad

happy2bmad

I wish young people today could see the Boston of my youth, because it was a lot different and kind of awesome. for one thing it was cheap. My apartment

Anup Malani

anup_malani

I'm excited to see our Karnataka sero-prevalence study out in @JAMA_current today. This is part of a longer chain of surveys we've done to track and understand COVID in India

Adi Ćerimagić

adicerimagic

For @Reuters Sunday's #local #elections interrupted nationalist long-rule in Sarajevo where according to @derStandardat voters "punished the ethnic thinking" by electing one mayor with "a non-Muslim name" & thus

Tom Bollyky

TomBollyky

A year ago, we launched @ThinkGlobalHlth, an online magazine examining how #globalhealth shapes societies, economies & everyday lives We've published 287 articles from 273 authors in 53 nations on 6

Conor Browne

brownecfm

1/ A thread about disability and the pandemic, specifically epilepsy and hence not being able to drive. 2/ First off, I'm smart enough to know public transport is a big

Will

willehelmwonka

A few days back in a Twitter exchange I once again was told by some one that China (and its supporters) should “go atone in Tibet”. As a child of

Penny Edgell

PennyEMN

I'm not surprised by the election results, and it's largely due to my work on the American Mosaic Project with fine colleagues like @jgerteis, @hartm021, @EvanStewart23, @ajacfrost, @jack_dele (and others).

THE BUREAU

thebureauco

The Great Depression was the most significant economic decline in the industrialized world. But the images associated with it are usually of rural, White Americans amidst extreme poverty. The reality

Anthony B. Bradley

drantbradley

Multi-ethnic churches are not the solution, model, nor goal for addressing race issues *every* community. The growth of black pastors in the PCA for years has been directly & indirectly

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