Wondering how to help with mutual aid amidst the ongoing #COVIDEmergency2021 crisis in India? A group of volunteers are putting together a publicly sourced document for fundraisers: bit.ly/MutualAidIndia You can start by helping us amplify this post, please?

Alarmed by the epidemiological situation in India. We are ready to support. The EU is pooling resources to respond rapidly to India’s request for assistance via the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. We stand in full solidarity with the Indian people!

The situation in India brings back horrible memories of the desperation in Italy 1 year ago. Yet so much has changed in 1 year. Everybody can get a vaccine in the US. Many don’t get it, by choice. It is time to help. #IndianeedsHELP washingtonpost.com/world/2021/04/…

As I struggled to deal with the impact of COVID on my family members in India, I got delayed by a day for submitting my reviews for a conference & I got a message from a senior reviewer with the blurb below. My humble request to everyone - pls don't say this to anyone ever! [1/n]

Thread of therapists and mental health professionals in India providing counselling if you're going through grief, loss, depression or anxiety. #COVID19India

Just as India sent assistance to the United States as our hospitals were strained early in the pandemic, we are determined to help India in its time of need.

This rationalization of why women write fewer comments is quite plausible, and is in line with the findings of my paper with Priyanka Chakraborty: - when making choices that affect some people negatively, women get more backlash. This pushes them away: people.tamu.edu/~dserra/SerraD…

Very concerned about why vaccines are in such short supply. Can we please know where the 70 million doses are being deployed every month? Ministry of Health We need better transparency to avoid the suspense. If a timetable of supplies is made public people can patiently wait their turn

Tomorrow **May 13th at 10am Central** I’ll present VIRTUALLY at the Seminar Series on Discrimination & Disparities by Olga Stoddard Barbara Biasi Dr. Peter Q. Blair sites.google.com/view/olgastodd… - Updated & augmented paper w/ Priyanka Chakraborty on “Gender, leadership & backlash” - Come if interested!

📢Updated paper on *Gender & Leadership* w/ Priyanka Chakraborty📢 - The threat of backlash lowers women’s (not men’s) self-selection into leadership - Women get more backlash - What’s new? ✅An online experiment to look at mechanisms ✅new title & fewer pages: people.tamu.edu/~dserra/Chakra…

Ready for some sun, sand and #SEA2022 #econlife

#SEA2022 if you are interested in the Origins and Effects of Gender Biases join our amazing session with Priyanka Chakraborty, Maddison Arnsbarger, Ana Tur-Pratts, and Gautam Hazarika

What a fantastic #SEA2022 with great presentations, discussions, feedback and meeting old friends and new! Many highlights and this might be my favorite Danila Serra 🥂

When I go to big conferences I always feel “this is too big a conference, I shouldn’t do this again” but then I am able to catch up w/ so many people all at once that I change my mind. I loved reconnecting in person w/ former student & amazingly lovely human Priyanka Priyanka Chakraborty 🎊

Our house flooded due to frozen pipes. My big regret is having to deal with Allstate. We had found an Airbnb 5 min to our house & close to kids’ schools for a very good price (owner wanted to help). The adjuster denied & only approved us a hotel for 2 weeks. Pls RT!

Happy we found a great home at The Economic Journal🎉 - Women (W) less likely to want to be leaders when decisions may trigger backlash - W get more backlash - W expect W to get more backlash (men don’t) - W are more responsive to any backlash #econtwitter academic.oup.com/ej/advance-art…

Yesterday I attended the session "Publishing in #Economics" at the #NEUDC2024 with Melissa Dell (JPE) Andrew Foster (JDE) Tavneet Suri (REStat) and Laura Schechter (JEBO) and I think everyone should benefit from the amazing insights and advice we received, here is my summary! 1/n

🤩SMU REUNION AT SEA🐎 It was a pleasure to get together at the SEA in Washington D.C. with economics faculty, current, and former students from SMU. We are proud of this network of talented researchers doing exciting work!