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✨Check out this awesome article from AL.com about Jerome E. Morris, PhD’s new book, Central City’s Joy and Pain! al.com/news/2024/01/p… #CentralCitysJoyAndPain

🎉Central City’s Joy and Pain by Jerome E. Morris, PhD is the #1 New Release on Amazon’s Housing &Urban Development Law list, #1 Top Release in History of Southern US & the #3 Best Seller in Housing & Urban Development Law! Buy now! a.co/d/1b223yu #TBRList #NewReleases

📸 Are you enjoying reading #CentralCitysJoyAndPain by Jerome E. Morris, PhD? We would love to see! Show us with pics of you & the book using #CentralCitySelfie and/or tag us. Tell us your favorite part! #CentralCitysJoyAndPain #BlackAuthor #BlackStories #BlackHistoryMonth #TBRList

Honored and excited to go back home to present and sign my book, Central City's Joy and Pain! Looking forward to seeing so many family members, friends, and folks from Birmingham!

Excited to share insights during a broadcast/podcast with Carol Daniel at the PBS station in St. Louis, Missouri about the importance of teaching Black history!

Brother jeff carr! Congratulations, and thank you for your leadership during the TSU Sit-In! Your courage 34 years ago made TSU better for future generations of students, staff, and faculty. Your leadership inspired students to take action at other universities nationwide!

Honored to have a book signing at the Mansions on the Plaza in St. Louis. A packed house of residents and community members asked some thoughtful questions about Central City’s Joy and Pain. Books were sold out! Get your copy today at Amazon: a.co/d/19lqlsH

✨We're excited to have our director, Jerome E. Morris, PhD, be part of this important discussion at the Weidenbaum Center at @WUSTL 🔗Link for more info: wc.wustl.edu/events/march-5… #CCBR #EducationPolicy #AcademicChatter

✨Check out this great review from Birmingham Watch on Jerome E. Morris, PhD's latest book, "Central City's Joy and Pain"! birminghamwatch.org/author-gives-g… #CentralCitysJoyAndPain #BookReview #2024Books

I'm looking forward to seeing many of you at the 2024 AERA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia this week. Feel free to stop by the book signing at the Pennsylvania Convention Center's AERA Exhibit Hall, where I will read excerpts from my newest book!

✨Are you going to be at the 2024 AERA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania? Check out Jerome E. Morris, PhD #AERA24 sessions including his book signing for #CentralCitysJoyAndPain! #CCBR #CommunallyBonded #CommunallyBondedResearch

✨If you’re at #AERA24, make sure to check out Nicole’s, one of our #CCBR team members, presentations!

I'm looking forward to joining members from our #CCBR team and the young scholars from Good Journey Development Foundation, who will share their research findings based on interviews with community elders!

✨Last week, Jerome E. Morris, PhD had a book signing for his latest book, “Central City’s Joy and Pain: Solidarity, Survival, and Soul in a Birmingham Housing Project” at the 2024 AERA Annual Meeting. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!   #CentralCitysJoyAndPain #AERA24

It was exciting attending AERA and seeing, catching up with, and presenting with great people, including Derrick Alridge, Carla Monroe, Ayanna F. Brown, Cleveland Hayes, Jennifer Keys Adair, Adeoye Adeyemo, Benjamin Parker, Nicole Misra, and Luimil Negron!

Congrats to the 9 AERA members who were among those elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences: AERA Past-President @tyronechoward, Megan Bang, @prudencelcarter, Heather C. Hill, David Gillborn, Bridget Terry Long, Ernest Morrell, Sonia Nieto, & Uri Joseph Wilensky. amacad.org/new-members-20…

I am honored to have received this award for my dedicated service and support of Black faculty and staff at the University of Missouri—St. Louis. The honor is of great significance because the award is named after my wonderful colleague, Dr. Paulette Isaac-Savage!

Amid this tumultuous social and political landscape, it's more crucial than ever to forge community! I am grateful for the opportunity to document the incredible strength of Black people from Central City, a housing project in Birmingham. Let’s draw inspiration from their story!

I am honored to be voted the President-Elect of the American Educational Research Association (AERA)! I look forward to serving this esteemed organization's more than 25,000 members from over 96 countries. Thank you again for this opportunity!