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I'm delighted that my article, "The Lessons Private Schools Teach," has been published in Comparative Political Studies! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… As they say, a 🧵

🚨We're hiring an Assistant Professor in Urban/Social Policy at the UConn School of Public Policy!🚨 Looking for people who use quantitative methods but open to any discipline and any aspect of urban/social policy. I'm on the search committee - reach out with questions! academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/22605

Welcome to our first edition of GA/TA Tuesday for the '22-'23 academic year! Meet #ResearchAssistant Amaka who is currently supporting #UConnSPP Professor Nina Brooks. Learn more about Amaka on our website bit.ly/3qdYn4w

More examples of how pregnant women can be criminalized in the name of protecting fetuses. Absolutely horrifying.

New analysis: an estimated 10.5 million children lost a parent or caregiver bc of covid between January 2020 and May 2022. “Child and family advocates said the [global] humanitarian crisis has parallels to the situation created by the AIDS epidemic.” washingtonpost.com/health/2022/09…

As Republicans introduce a national abortion ban today, the glimpse into that future is stark

Ignoring the majority of Americans who say that abortion should be legal and accessible, the GOP is doubling down on their draconian anti-choice agenda. nytimes.com/2022/09/13/us/…

We are hiring! We have a position open for an assistant professor in health economics who specializes in racial and ethnic disparities in health. Come to CT and work with me! And my amazing colleauges: Delia Furtado, Mike Shor, Stephen L Ross, Daniela Vidart, Remy Levin,

There's still time to apply for the Assistant Professor position in Urban/Social Policy UConn School of Public Policy! We're looking for people who use quantitative methods but open to any discipline & any aspect of urban/social policy. Application review starts 10/15. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/22605

Next week, MOHELA — a student loan servicer gone rogue — will go to court to try to overturn student debt cancelation. The claim? That they were making more money when everyone was in debt & cancelation will hurt their bottom line. Gross. U.S. Department of Education should cut their contract.

Third talk by Nina Brooks on climate change, extreme heat, and women’s reproductive health in Nigeria Key take-away: fertility in rural area in Nigeria tends to increase up to 80 days above 30°C per year and the decrease whereas there is few effects on fertility in urban area

It's hard to describe how jarring it's been to live in LA for the last decade, watching our mayor travel the world being celebrated as a climate and transportation champion — all while we couldn't even get the most basic fixes to our streets curbed.com/2022/12/eric-g…

We already knew that oil and gas wells are more likely to be in Black, Latinx, and low-income neighborhoods. In this new study, we learned that these disparities were worst for Black people living in neighborhoods with the most intensive oil production 1/n doi.org/10.1029/2022GH…

Climate Hazards Center is honored to have Nina Brooks as the presenter at the CHC Early Career Webinar this Thursday April 20th. Title: Extreme heat and women’s reproductive health in Nigeria. All are welcome to join. Details below. UCSB Geography

Evidence that women respond to growing season conditions by adjusting fertility behaviors, by Nina Brooks, Kathryn Grace, Shraddhanand Shukla et al. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Florida’s anti-abortion laws forced this woman to carry to term a baby that could not live outside the womb. “The law created torture,” the father said. And then they got the staggering medical bills. washingtonpost.com/health/interac…

If you work on population-climate change, please consider submitting an abstract to our session on all things climate system including #population, #demographics, #health: tinyurl.com/ClimSysAb!

Wow, I am so happy to share a new article out today in JAMA from my team @faBioethics, Laura Wherry, Meghan Bellerose, Arielle Desir, and Maggie White on the association between public insurance restrictions and postpartum care among immigrants (1/6). jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

In a new Science Advances journal article, Nina Brooks + coauthors study the impact of the US Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance policy on health service delivery providers + women in 8️⃣ sub-Saharan African countries. Read more: gdpcenter.org/4eN3lNG