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Are you missing in-person conferences as much as we do? Then don't forget to apply to #RC28LSE before Dec 14! We at LSE Social Policy are excited to welcome you soon to discuss "Social Stratification and Social Policy for a Post-Covid19 World". lse.ac.uk/social-policy/… LSE

Thank you all for your submissions for the #RC28LSE! Since yesterday, we have been in awe of the many abstracts we received. Those who submitted can expect the decision about the acceptance after Jan 11th. We already can't wait to host you at the LSE Social Policy department soon.

Today is the day we were all waiting for: The registration for the #RC28LSE is now open! See our webpages for more details on the accommodation and travel grants. We are looking forward to see you all (in person!) at LSE Social Policy in April! LSE 📢 lse.ac.uk/social-policy/…

🚨One month from today for presenters to register for RC28 LSE! Deadline is 15 Mar. A reminder that you'll need to register for the ISA membership separately too at: isa-sociology.org/en/membership/… We look forward to welcoming you in April!

With the #RC28LSE around the corner, we would like to remind you that while the registration is closed for presenters, you can still register as a non-presenting participant. See details ⬇️ and come meet friends and colleagues in-person LSE Social Policy lse.ac.uk/social-policy/…

The conference programme is out! Find your session here lse.ac.uk/social-policy/… and we are so excited to welcome all of you at the conference! #RC28 #inpersonconferenceyay!

Poster programmes have been released! - apologies for the delay: lse.ac.uk/social-policy/… You can also check out our online programme through Oxford Abstracts, which has a search engine option, here: virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/#/event/2690/p… See you all at #RC28LSE very soon! LSE Social Policy

We are honoured to have Filiz Garip as our first plenary speaker with her talk on “Climate change, migration and inequality.” Filiz Garip thank you for joining us @RC28LSE!

Today’s #RC28LSE lunch plenary session is a double treat. We are exited to hear from @vidamaralani about gender wage gap by skills and then from @amyhsin about US immigration policies.

Lost&founds announcement: We found these keys in the Wolfson Theater today. If you are not on the boat now, please come to the registration desk tomorrow!

There is no better way to kick off the last day of @RC28LSE conference than with keynote speeches by Tim Liao and David Pettinicchio. We are looking forward to hear about the Life Course Trajectory Class Crystallization and the Health-Based Inequalities in the Context of COVID-19.

We are concluding our series of plenary sessions with keynotes from Janet Gornick and LSE Social Policy’s very own Stephen P. Jenkins (@stephenpjenkin1.bsky.social). We hope you enjoyed the plenaries as much as we did and we want to thank all of the speakers very much for introducing us to their current projects.

Lost&founds announcement: We have a scarf, an iPad, and a couple of memory sticks at the registration desks. We will be here for another 15 minutes. If you see this post later, and identify your things please contact Berkay Ozcan

And same goes to the owners of posters! Come and claim them today or contact us later, we will keep them for a bit.