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Fascinating presentation by Hannah Haycox @hmhaycox unpacking ideas around racial segregation and the role of institutional ignorance #bsps2022 Ethnicity Strand

Selection of key findings from Understanding Society published in 2021 in a nutshell - fascinating read!

(How) can we speak & write about immigration & asylum as researchers in a way that allows us to speak to policy makers & each other while minimizing our contribution to perpetuating the violence of state categories, asks Cecilia Menjivar @cecimenjivar.bsky.social #irisat10 - this is THE conference question!

Insightful panel on 8 years of the population displacement in Ukraine: policies, bordering, lived experiences and lessons for 2022 by Irina B. Kuznetsova Oksana Mikheieva and @Vlad_Mykhnenko #IRiSat10

The power of response category order.. Scary!

Our paper with Renee Reichl Luthra on immigrant political participation now available online in International Migration Review (IMR). Center for Migration Studies MiSoC Understanding Society

That's a nice surprise :) Thank you VSRjournal

For those interested in ethnic inequalities during the pandemic: our EVENS book is finally out ↘️

More new findings from our Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS) project!

Important research thanks to the Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS) with Magda Borkowska 🇺🇦 ISER working alongside colleagues from CoDE @ethnicityuk.bsky.social and data hosted by UKDataService essex.ac.uk/news/2023/05/0…

Want to use Evidence for Equality National Survey (EVENS) data on ethnic/religious inequalities in Britain but not sure where to start? Sign up for our introductory UKDataService workshop on 3 Oct. 3/6 ukdataservice.ac.uk/events/introdu…

Such well-deserved recognition! Many congratulations!

New paper with Magda Borkowska 🇺🇦 Gabriella Elgenius Jenny phillimore @[email protected] - we are going back to Putnam's hunkering down hypothesis & checking 1) if it holds with regards to institutional density of civil society orgs in 🇬🇧and 🇸🇪 2) if this can be explained by low SES. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Can good neighbourly relationships have a positive impact on our mental health in times of crisis? by Magda Borkowska 🇺🇦 James Laurence Renee Reichl Luthra Did perceived neighbourhood social cohesion change during the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic? iser.essex.ac.uk/misoc/explaine…

Nice workshop for people teaching quant methods or ethnic inequalities at UG level!