#Institutional

Jeremy Liew, Partner at Lightspeed #BLM

jeremysliew

1/10 Today @Affirm is going public. It’s the next step in the company’s journey and the culmination of years of hard work from @mlevchin and team. I’ve been lucky to

Dr. J Robson

JenniferRobson8

I'm nominally on 'staycation' but am actually spending hours building a course site for next term. Just noticed that several folks I think very highly of are reading this (v

Erene Stergiopoulos, MD

fullerenes

As residents we get bombarded with resources & info abt “wellness”.But there’s often a mismatch between institutional discourses of #residentwellness & and learner-generated discourses.We often point out what wellness is

The (Masked) Bowtie Hospitalist

DocWithBowtie

A new year. Not much has changed, but there is at least a partial sense of renewal, a chance at a fresh start, which our country desperately needs. Last year

C Thi Nguyen

add_hawk

Like a lot of people, I spent an insomniac night Googling, "What to do if there's a coup." I learned a ton of surprising stuff. Which boils down to: For

Seattle Independent

SeattleIndpdnt

"Twitter and Facebook are busy throwing overboard anybody who dares to challenge the narrative they’ve helped to craft. Something’s up now and it’s making them even more hysterical than usual."Lifelong

Robert Clark

CryptoDiplo

1/ As always I absolutely loved @twobitidiot, @ericturnr, and the rest of the Messari team's yearly theses, but that won't stop me from dunking on the Ethereum section. I'll start

Jessica Scott

JessicaScott09

So I attended annual sexual assault response prevention training this am. You know what’s missing? It’s damn near 2021 and we still have NO discussion of grooming behaviors. No discussion

Guilaine Kinouani

KGuilaine

On the pigeonhole argument when it comes to writing & thinking about race/racism. We’re told...oh, you will be pigeonholed, careful you may want to write about other things in the

Jess Butler

jessbutler284

Round-up of some excellent #OpenScience, #ResearchIntegrity and #ResearchCulture pieces that came out in 2020 “The COVID-19 response illustrates that traditional academic reward structures and metrics do not reflect crucial

Jaakko Meriläinen

jmerilainen

Why is Finland today an equal country? Is it something inherent to the Nordic culture, or is it a result of more recent institutional changes?We have something to say in

Gracie Price

magnifyzoology

1. Social media can be an invaluable tool for engaging with collections. This study identified the key narratives within taxidermy collections and how these could be used to create engaging

Dr Aishwarya S

Aish17aer

1. The new National Eduction Policy is one of the best reforms done so far in education sector. There is complete overhaul of system, scheme, syllabus, content & governance in

Karthik Muralidharan

karthik_econ

Govts around the world are trying school management reforms. In a new paper using a large-scale RCT in India (https://bit.ly/35WHq50 ) @singhabhi & I find no evidence of impact from several

Chris Hatton

chrishattoncedr

This new analysis from @ONS on COVID-19 deaths and disabled people includes a new, really significant analysis of COVID-19 deaths among people with learning disabilities in England (sections 6-8). Quick

Margaret Hannon

mch_tweets

The next @LWIonline presentation is from Elizabeth Bloom, Stephanie Hartung, and Deborah Johnson (@NUSL) on Addressing Structural Racism: Teaching Exercises for the Legal Skills Classroom. #LWIOneDay2020 An overview of antiracism

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