This book is a beautifully written and powerfully argued exploration of higher education and inequality. I can't wait. Congrats Becca S. Bassett!!!!!!! UChicagoPress

So lucky to be in community with these incredible people!!

I am so excited for the panel speedy jimenez and I organized on spatial justice & the geographies of (in)opportunity in education for #AERA2024 !! We are so lucky to learn alongside alisha butler | @anbutler5.bsky.social Dr. Kristin Sinclair | @ksinclair04.bsky.social Jasmine Alvarado & Becca S. Bassett. Come through Thursday morning!

The ASA International Migration section invites you to attend an online panel, “From Dissertation to Book.”

4/24/2024 @ 12 PST/3 EST.

We will be joined by Dr. David Cook-Martin, Dr. Rocio Rosales, and Rutgers editor Peter Mickulas.

Please register at: nyu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

#AERA24 - writing about Women and Education Leadership and looking for a place to publish your important work?
👀 the below JEA special issue on this very topic! 👊👊👊

At the Margins No More: Centering Women in K-12 Leadership emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-pape…

🚨 New from me and the very soon-to-be *Dr.* Bradley Quarles: “It’s a Chance, Not a Choice”: Black Families, School Choice, and Gentrification in Washington, D.C. TC Record. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

Looking for people to cite (especially up-and-coming scholars) who do great feminist scholarship on migration and/or transnationalism.

Please share suggestions!

In an era when teachers are becoming increasingly deprofessionalized, we argue that positioning teachers as experts means better classrooms for kids. Our study focuses particularly on the impact of teacher agency and collaboration for immigrant students.
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Join our Mentoring Workshop Series on Publishing in Migration Journals! aysen_ustubici will be there to guide to publish in International Migration

#migration #publishingworkshop #AcademicChatter

The irony of attempting to write a paper about gendered carework while my husband is away and my three children have a snow day is not lost on me.

My brother is doing cool things with lithium!!! I'm so proud of you David Snydacker. You made that wild idea you explained to me and Ben Snydacker in the VT woods a million years ago a reality.

Thanks to the Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s book sale, the hardcover version of Tolls Of Uncertainty is only $6.99 for a limited time!

You can get it (and many other PUP faves) for 75% off with the code 75OFF via their website:

press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

So surreal to see my book officially up on the UChicagoPress page. Coming October 2024! Now back to triple checking every emoji in the manuscript... press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…

For Black & Latinx youth, beliefs about achievement & beliefs about race are deeply connected.

Check out my latest pub exploring their beliefs & the role of school as a socializing agent. ❤️✊🏽Brianna Diaz & Scott Seider

journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

I've been doing a bunch of interviews lately and each time I'm blown away by the privilege and responsibility of hearing someone's story, of listening deeply to the quotidian details of their life, of witnessing their dreams, their fears, their vision for what lays ahead.

Do you know anyone who identifies as Asian and Latino/x/e? Please consider sharing my study to those near and dear to you as I am looking for participants for my dissertation research on AsianLatinx identity formation in California.
#asianlatino #asianlatinx

We’re looking forward to this year’s Spring Symposium “Immigrant Families in the U.S.” on April 19th at UC Merced (UC Merced) featuring talks by Asad Asad (@asasad) & Jane Lilly Lopez (@janelillylopez), and a grad student panel. Save the date! // sociology.ucmerced.edu/news/2024/migr…

Today is the ✨official✨ release date for “Spaces on the Spectrum”!

Get 20% off with code CUP20 on the Columbia Univ Press website. Also available on Amazon, Book Shop, Barnes & Noble.

Very excited for this event!

Betty S. Lai, PhD highlights the urgent youth mental health crisis in her article in Psychology Today. With alarming statistics showing that 80% of young people in need do not receive mental health services, it's clear that action must be taken. Learn more here: bit.ly/3U2IZaZ