In the wake of this most recent tragedy, here are some helpful resources for supporting kids, families, schools and communities.

Fund our schools.

Can’t wait for this one!

If you loved our ride with NeighbrhoodBikeWorks, please give $ or old bikes to support their work. NBW is a unique & amazing nonprofit community bicycle hub. They teach kids and neighbors to build, fix and ride bikes. Smash the donate button, friends. neighborhoodbikeworks.org/donate

Don't miss "The True Colors of Pride" - A conversation with global studies professor Dr. Ahmad Qais Munhazim tomorrow on Thomas Jefferson University Instagram Live at 12pm TOMORROW!

Really excited to tune into this conversation.

#OurAMA condemns SCOTUS's decision to overturn nearly a half century of precedent protecting patients’ right to critical reproductive health care — representing an egregious allowance of government intrusion into the medical examination room. spr.ly/6016zi6Gw

Our starting point tonight: Drexel Park at 32nd & Baring, *not* Drexel Square, which is next to 30th St Station There's an Indego station right at the start At the ride's end, there's a station half a block away from Gojjo, at 45th & Baltimore

Save the date: Aug 10

🌼🚴‍♀️ Wednesday Night Ride ~ July 27 🚴🍹 Start: Art Museum steps Meet at 7p, roll at 7:10p End: @PHSgardening Manayunk Pop-up Garden, 106 Jamestown St At 9:30p, I'll lead whoever wants to join back along the river's west side to the Schuylkill Banks Pergola

#BlackInNeuroWeek is BACK, so you know what time it is... #BlackInNeuroRollCall! 🗣 To participate, you can either: Introduce yourself with a selfie and let us know what you've been up to since our last BINW, or... (a thread 🧵)

So the @New Yorker has fired me, effective immediately. I’m speaking with the union about potentially filing a grievance on the termination. But here are some things that I will say….

Today is the Day! Every $1 of support becomes $1.50. Mrs Romero’s project has been funded. Let’s help Ms Easley and Ms Gilpin fund their projects as well. #MoffetPride

The best part of science writing is the writing. The worst part of science writing is the writing. If you’ve ever felt this way (and yes, yes you have), here are some of the tricks I’ve found helpful for dealing with anxiety about writing. A thread. (1)

Good Morning ☀️ It's #NationalVoterRegistrationDay! If you recently moved, changed your name, became a citizen, or haven't already registered to vote this year -- today is a GREAT day to make sure you're #VoteReady. Check your voter registration status: qrco.de/regtovote

Are you an undergrad and interested in starting your career in science journalism? Apply for the Diverse Voices Science Journalism internship at News from Science, coordinated by Shraddha Chakradhar! We're looking for 3 people to join us next summer! Link: bit.ly/3UNykhN

This was a massive team effort, I’m so proud of the stories we were able to tell and bring to life visually - there’s some really cool research being done at Jefferson by some really passionate people - they’ve inspired me all year long. Check out their stories below! Edyta Zielinska

So excited that our magazine is out! Led by Karuna Meda, and art directed by Leanne Manion, the piece turned out beautifully.

In this year's cover story, Thomas Jefferson University engineering professor Dr. Radika Bhaskar teams up with geospatial mapping + industrial design researchers, Philadelphia Water, Philadelphia Office of Sustainability to tackle a warmer, wetter Philadelphia: bit.ly/40e6r4R Illustration - Ollie Hirst Making Pictures

In the latest issue of Jefferson Research Magazine, engineering professor Dr. Radika Bhaskar teams up with Philadelphia Water and Philadelphia Office of Sustainability to address the warmer, wetter trends in Philly. 👉 Read more: fal.cn/3xlrg Illustration: @olliehirst