Very excited that my first solo-author paper is out in the world! This piece explore the experiences of women who gave birth during COVID-19 visitor restrictions with solitary support from their male partners.
doi.org/10.1363/psrh.1….

Had a wonderful time presenting Ohio State Center for Ethics and Human Values event Is the Pandemic Over? For Who? Who Decides? alongside two incredible mentors and friends Lindsay Wiley & @ruqaiijah! Thanks for inviting me to the beautiful Ohio State, Dana Howard & Winston Thompson 🙏🏻 cehv.osu.edu/events/compas-…

We're hiring a new Medical Ethics Division Chief! Come work with us. Share with your networks! #bioethics
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Looking for a postdoc opportunity in bioethics and health policy? Applications for Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics Hecht-Levi fellowships are now open! bioethics.jhu.edu/education-trai…

you could write an amazing history of world politics by looking at which countries use what kind of electric sockets and why

🗣️ Join us at our Main Library on Oct 19th, 6 PM, for an insightful talk with Christian Smalls, founder of Amazon Labor Union and The Congress of Essential Workers, fighting for better working conditions, wages, and a better world. Spread the word. See you there!🌍 #SocialJustice

On Searching for the Unknown with Unspeakable Names: Searching PubMed for Disability Research ift.tt/JwUnION

Good morning from the Ohio Supreme Court. The court is hearing a case over the fetal #heartbeat #abortion ban. But it's not deciding its overall constitutionality...

Columbia Division of Ethics is #NowHiring a Program Director to support academic and outreach programs and operations and manage a growing team. Learn more: mhe.cuimc.columbia.edu/ethics/about-u…

Not a single Ohioan will get the opportunity to offer testimony on these maps that will be in place for the rest of the decade.

The GOP, now with the support of 2 Dems, are complicit in shutting out the people of Ohio from a process that should be about us and driven by us.

For years, researchers say it was difficult to study health inequities that people with disabilities experience, because the way this population was classified by the NIH limited access to funding.

Now, that's changed:
washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/…

NIH recognizes people w/ disabilities as a population that experiences health disparities--after advocates objected to an advisory committee's recommendation against the move.
nih.gov/news-events/ne…

This is so exciting!

APSA may have moved on but hotel workers in LA are still on strike and fighting for a decent contract - you can donate to their strike fund at unitehere11.org/donate-to-the-…

Cant wait for the English version, democracy at work with Isabelle Ferreras

Like Hélène, I never would have guessed when our research group on Multinational Corporations as Political Entities first met in 2016 that the big 'deliverable' from our group would be a comic book on economic democracy (much less one in French) but here we are + it looks great!

CLEVELAND, Ohio — More than 3,000 books were banned from school districts across the nation during the 2022-23 school year, but none of those bans occurred in Ohio.
by Cliff Pinckard
cleveland.com/nation/2023/09…

thanks to JESP you now can listen to an mp3 of me reading my paper 'who do you speak for? and how? online abuse as collective subordinating speech acts.' you can do so while at the gym, getting groceries, or staring off wistfully into the distance. enjoy
jesp.org/index.php/jesp…