Sr Project Mgr @HarvardCenter. PhD @NUPoliSci. Researcher/Educator. NGO-Govt interactions. Aspirational baker. Views my own.
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Joined April 2010
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New article out, co-authored with dear friends/brunch partners/co-conspirators @SiditaKushi @summermarion: Issue framing within the climate debate: An analysis of US environmental policy outcomes
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Get your pen, write this down ❤️🔥 we have a wonderful series of events as part of the Landback Abolition Project! We are working to think Black & Indigenous Geographies together through readings & events & we are starting strong. I can’t wait to learn from these stellar scholars.
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For those creating syllabi on environmental and/or climate justice, we have an open database of readings centering Black, Indigenous, Asian, and/or Latinx authors!
Also, if you have new articles to add to the database let me know! The lab is updating the syllabus this week.
I've launched the updated Environmental and Climate Justice Syllabus! A few notes on the new syllabus! 1/3 just-environments.org/the-sy…
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📢 Calling on high school, undergrad, & graduate students: Submit a max 1200 word essay & 2 min video to [email protected] by Fri, July 07 midnight EST for our Essay & Video Competition (part of BEN's 25th Anniversary Celebration). More info here: rb.gy/1qp2d
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⚡️A peek at our latest special issue with diverse perspectives from middle and low income countries on NGOs, democratization, and service providing organisations. Featuring research on south Sudan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, and Mexico!
Check out my latest article “Repositioning urban bias: Non-state providers’ use of spatialised networks in Bangladesh” published in Public Administration and Development’s special issue on civil society, democratization, and service-providing organizations.
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“Civil society and democratization: The role of service-providing organizations amid closing civic spaces” - has now been published in issue 1 volume 43 in Public Administration and Development. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
So appreciative of being in dialogue with researchers doing important work spanning diverse geographies & grateful for the editorial team @Sustain_Scholar @stefantoepler Tamaki Onishi
Thankful for friends who reviewed drafts at different stages (looking at you @sfaude @bekgetman @sammaron) and for @lizaweinstein's mentorship & feedback that helped shape this research from start to finish (if it's ever really finished 😅)
Delighted to share this free, open-access resource for innovators in the field of early childhood that we officially launched yesterday.
Check it out and please share widely!
ATTN: Innovators in early childhood! 📣 Announcing the new IDEAS Impact Framework Toolkit 🛠️ - a free, self-guided, self-paced online resource designed to help you build better programs and products to achieve greater impact in your community. ideas.developingchild.harvar…
5 years (and many revisions) from draft to publication.
The academic publishing timeline is LONG (we were all doctoral students at @NUPoliSci when we presented the first version at a conference!)-- so grateful to have been navigating it with the best of collaborators! 🫶
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New publication coauthored with wonderful friends @AeshnaB @SiditaKushi!
Issue framing within the climate debate: An analysis of US environmental policy outcomes👇
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@NUCSSH @NUPoliSci @BentleyGLS
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My newest article is out, focusing on a new line of research! The best part is that it's co-authored with longtime academic friends/colleagues @AeshnaB @summermarion.
Issue framing within the climate debate: An analysis of US environmental policy outcomes onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
.@IJURResearch online forum happening in just a couple of hours: 3pm GMT/10am Eastern. Join us!
Registration is still open here: lse.zoom.us/webinar/register…
Join us this Wednesday for an online forum at 3pm (GMT) with @LizaCirolia, @dmasafo, @PrinceGuma, @cgastrow, & Wangui Kimari (@UrbanAfricaACC) to discuss the IJURR Spotlight On: Africa’s Urban Futures. Register here: bit.ly/3ExWTIV
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Join us this Wednesday for an online forum at 3pm (GMT) with @LizaCirolia, @dmasafo, @PrinceGuma, @cgastrow, & Wangui Kimari (@UrbanAfricaACC) to discuss the IJURR Spotlight On: Africa’s Urban Futures. Register here: bit.ly/3ExWTIV
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Reminder: IJURR have an upcoming online forum event with @LSEGeography on Dec 7th where @LizaCirolia, @dmasafo, @PrinceGuma, @cgastrow & Wangui Kimari (@UrbanAfricaACC) will discuss their essays on Africa’s Urban Futures. Updated info & registration here: bit.ly/3ExWTIV
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We invite you to join IJURR & @LSEGeography for an online forum on 7th Dec at 3pm (GMT) with @LizaCirolia, @dmasafo, @PrinceGuma, @cgastrow, @AY_urbfutures
& Wangui Kimari (@UrbanAfricaACC) to discuss Africa’s Urban Futures. Full info & registration here: bit.ly/3ExWTIV
Excited to see this collection out in the world! Fabulous editorial introduction by @clairecmercer with provocative essays by @LizaCirolia @PrinceGuma @cgastrow @dmasafo Grace Adeniyi-Ogunyankin @AY_Urbfutures and Wangui Kimari @UrbanAfricaACC
‘Spotlight on Africa’s Urban Futures’ looks at incremental environmentalism; politics of urban aesthetics; lived experience of the entrepreneurial city; possibilities & challenges of digital infrastructures; & the urban state & peri-urban land markets bit.ly/3FDWFlO
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An ACCEPT email first thing in the morning with my friends and coauthors @AeshnaB and @summermarion! Celebratory brunch time (like we did to “discuss writing/editing” this article many years ago!
Re-upping this fabulous Spotlight On Racial Capitalism released over the summer. The collection is open access, but the associated “free to view” articles will only be available for a couple more weeks.
Our most recent 'Spotlight on Racial Capitalism' explores group-based vulnerabilities & widening inequalities. These themes are also reflected in the associated set of articles, free to view for a limited time:
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Are you a PhD who is curious about #altac jobs but doesn't want to go into big tech?
Here are 5 places to find diverse jobs in mission-oriented organizations 👇🏼