In the latest issue of Contexts Magazine Contexts Magazine Meghan Warner @MeghanOWarneron writes about how young people who have experienced sexual violence describe themselves as stuck between two seemingly opposing stereotypes. Free to read until 6/15! bit.ly/3KphUca

Horror tropes, Twitter/X data, anti-racist activism, surveillance deputies, mixed-race families, TNAB drag performers, SCOTUS rulings, grieving overdose, life amid violence, queer placemaking and more--find it all in the contextmag Spring '24 issue, free to read and download

What's the opposite of when it rains it pours? On top of my new book coming out next week, I got word today that the Dean approved my promotion to Full Professor at UW–Madison. The timing couldn't be more perfect, and I couldn't be more grateful for the support that got me here.

In Meghan Warner's new study, young people who have experienced sexual violence feel stuck between stereotypes: 'broken' victims and 'healed' survivors. In this interview she explains it's a bind that often goes unaddressed even by those trying to help.

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Super excited to be the lunchtime speaker at #RECS2024 today talking about Side Hustle Safety Net!

University of California Press Russell Sage Foundation UNC Sociology @nsf ASA Sociology Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility (ASA Section) ASA Family Section

In Meghan Warner's new study, young people who have experienced sexual violence feel stuck between stereotypes: 'broken' victims and 'healed' survivors. In this interview she explains it's a bind that often goes unaddressed even by those trying to help.
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New 📺 from contextmag! Check out my conversation with Meghan Warner (@StanfordSoc) about how young people who have experienced sexual violence experience the stereotypes of 'broken' victims and 'healed' survivors.

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We are happy to share that Dr Aliya Rao's article “Relational Work in the Family” is a co-winner of the “Granovetter Article Award” from the American Sociological Association’s “Economic Sociology Section.”
Check out the article here 👉 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Secondary dataset researchers -- when a dataset comes out with a new module / topical area, what kind of dissemination do you find most helpful? A simple email? A workshop? Other ideas?

READ the latest Demography Journal article by Population Aging Research Center at Penn Co-Director Norma B. Coe norma coe

Youth Caregivers of Adults in the United States: Prevalence and the Association Between Caregiving and Education

w KEM Miller; JL Hart; MU Rosania
doi.org/10.1215/007033…
#aging #ageing #LTC

NEW #OA article out now! - 'Emotional Support and Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Focus on Gender and Sexual Identities' by Kristen E. Gustafson, Wendy D. Manning, Claire Kamp Dush

journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

#openscience

🆕 3-year Postdoc in Quantitative Sociology & Population!

- Topics: Social Stratification, Adolescent Wellbeing, Digitalisation, Life Course
- Place: CED Barcelona SociologiaUAB Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (@ERC_Research)
-Deadline: June 17th

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Great chart, saving for family class

Singlehood has dire economic consequences for older adults (esp. men). Conversations about #agingalone must move beyond #loneliness and tackle $$ costs of living solo. Leping Wang UM Population Studies Center BU Center for Innovation in Social Science Boston University CCF Gerontology Research Bella DePaulo onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

That hour-and-a-half convo about my new book with Jonathan Van Ness, to record for their podcast Getting Curious, blew my mind. JVN is radiant! And I am so very lucky. #LongLiveQueerNightlife #joy Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s UBC Media Relations UBC Sociology ASA Sociology

This week CCF blog hosted by The Society Pages, Mari Tarantino, MS & Rose Wesche share lessons learned from talking to LGB+ cisgender women about sexual health and relationships.

Check it out: thesocietypages.org/ccf/

🎉 Now forthcoming in Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World w/ Dr. Arielle Kuperberg & Joan Maya Mazelis - this article extends my previous work on social class divides in undergraduates' pandemic housing decisions (@JMF_NCFR/Contexts Magazine), examining the role of life stage & access to other social ties.

Mixed-race families facing racial surveillance and erasure talk about the ways they try to mitigate both in
Katherine Johnson, PhD's new Contexts Magazine feature article. Free to read, download, and share through June 15 journals.sagepub.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

📢Announcing . . . our 2024-25 team of ASA Family Section Section officers! Many thanks to Jessica Halliday Hardie and the rest of the 2023-24 team 🙌

ASA Family Section, suggestions?