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✨New✨ postdoc opportunity to collaborate with Molly Copeland and myself on an exciting project on geography, community, and mental health at University of Notre Dame Sociology. Happy to connect with anyone interested. Please share! apply.interfolio.com/169206

I am once again pitching my romantic comedy: - two academics start dating - discover they are each other's terrible reviewer - hijinks ensue Working title: Love is Double-Blind

ASA Pres. Adia M. Harvey Wingfield Adia H Wingfield WashU asks why unions seeing are a rise in support & whether it will last Forbes. She cites work by ASA members Kate Bronfenbrenner Kate Bronfenbrenner Cornell University Erin Kelly Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) & Phyllis Moen UMN Sociology bit.ly/4kSNWhs

(1/2) Save the date! 7/8 12-1pm Eastern, we'll be kicking off Addiction Medicine Grand Rounds for the 2025-26 academic year with guest speaker, Regina Labelle, JD (O'Neill Institute). Details @ the link below. We hope to see you there! 🔗 medicine.yale.edu/internal-medic…

We need a return to analog culture: handwritten letters, seeing films in the cinema, reading books, in-person visits, time in the outdoors. We weren't meant to spend our whole lives online. The joys of tangible living are something no one can take from you.

The dominant narrative of drug use and recovery can erase complexity. The latest AMERSA podcast episode invites us to reframe people's stories with dignity. 🎧 Catch up and listen to episode 6 now→ amersa.org/amersa-podcast

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The only thing more fun than being in Paris is being in Paris with Anthony Abraham Jack!! 🇫🇷 📚💗Harvard Radcliffe Institute Princeton University Press

Don’t miss two full days of hands-on, skill-building workshops at #AMERSA2025! We’re kicking things off Friday with sessions on harm reduction, peer integration, telemedicine, and more. 📍 Portland, OR 🗓️ Nov 13–15 🎟️ Register now: amersa.org/annual-confere…

Electronic prescriptions: finally, we can read them. Too bad they still say things like: “Take 1 tablet by mouth once daily three times a day as needed for pain every 4 hours.” Legible nonsense is still nonsense.

Labeling a patient “non-compliant” doesn’t capture the real story. In the next episode of the AMERSA Podcast Michelle Kavouras shares how language in patients' charts affect care. 🎙️ Why Language Matters in Documentation New episode coming Thursday → amersa.org/amersa-podcast

Please help boost this video by commenting liking or sharing! It’s an important one and I want to make sure people know what’s going on. This is critical reporting from ProPublica and I’ll have more context at my newsletter, Abortion, Every Day, linked in my bio.

Kurt Vonnegut; the country that we love still exists at the public library

Did you catch this week's new AMERSA podcast episode? Words matter. Episode 7 explores how documentation can either empower or alienate patients. 🎧 Listen here → amersa.org/amersa-podcast

Look what just arrived in the mail! This award means so much to me. Thank you Law and Society 💗

I am so excited to read Dorothy Roberts’s memoir The Mixed Marriage Project! She is such an inspiration and I’m eager to learn more about her life. Now, how to wait until Feb? simonandschuster.com/books/The-Mixe…

Hey Cara Spencer, your official phone # on this website is not working. When I call, it makes a weird beep and hangs up. stlouis-mo.gov/government/dep…

Register now for the best conference on substance use and addiction! AMERSA ALWAYS fills up early. Researchers, educators, clinicians, harm reductionists, and all others addressing substance use challenges are welcome! #AMERSA2025 amersa.org/annual-confere…