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And in today’s installment of why-good-schedules-are-good-for-workers-and-business, I discuss experimental evidence that shows that better schedules translate to better sleep. (1/6) equitablegrowth.org/retail-workers…

THIS: Inside the Growing World of Queer Truckers rollingstone.com/culture/cultur… via Rolling Stone

This #AEFP2019 presidential address by Carrie Conaway on the use of research in policy is so good it inspired a thread. Lessons to take away: caldercouncil.org/maximizing-res…

Last summer, @LeapingRobot, @dcbrock, the historian of business and technology Margaret Graham, and I held a workshop, which included a bunch of smart people, on the notion of the "4th Industrial Revolution." Today we are publishing the papers from it. medium.com/whats-at-stake…

post-docs and academic researchers, please help: how would you explain your job in one sentence to a toddler? toddler: mommy is a doctor. and, daddy is a doctor. partner, a medical doctor: yes, mommy is a doctor. she helps sick people. daddy is...ummm...something different.

Reading up on the race + organizations literature for the upcoming workshop with @asociologist, and, although it seems obvious to say, how much this framework helps to understand big tech firms as fundamentally white organizations.

Number of times Doug Ford’s budget mentioned the words “alcohol” or “beer”: 46. Number of times “poverty” was mentioned: 0. Priorities.

Canada. Where people are more upset about the use of the word “genocide” than the actual treatment of Indigenous people.

This is such an insightful investigation because it shows how the whole system, from the limited technologies to the deficient training, harms trans people.

In the race to automate or enable better access to public services, govts sometimes fail to question whether people actually need the service or how it can be improved. Learn from . in our ongoing series on a more equitable innovation economy bit.ly/2me8SH3

History of #Capitalism Summer #Camp is back at it again in 2020! Learn the "other stuff" you always wish that you knew! .LAWCHA .The Business History Conference .American Historical Association .Lee Vinsel #twitterstorians

The minimum wage debate is really a sociology of science problem.

An absolute must read on surveillance data and mobile tracking - extremely well written and accessible, not to mention alarming. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

I wrote for @logicmagazine about what we might learn from the experiment Biosphere 2 about the possibilities of technologically assisted ecological reproduction and repair, thinking with Sophie Lewis, Shulamith Firestone, & my editor Ben Tarnoff logicmag.io/nature/a-repai…

.Astra Taylor: "By definition, democracy implies collectivity; it depends on an inclusive and vibrant public sphere in which we can all listen to one another. We ignore that listening at our peril." The New Yorker newyorker.com/news/the-futur…

New paper: Tina Park and I wrote a short piece for the recent #CSCW2020 workshop on Reconsidering Scale and Scaling, wherein we try to map the dimensions of "scale thinking" in Valley culture and map out resistances in mutual aid arxiv.org/abs/2010.08850