Spelman College
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The BWSA Mentorship Program is an opportunity for scholars at various stages in their career to connect, offer and receive guidance, and participate in a collective effort to achieve career advancement. Please complete the interest survey below: forms.gle/t7wNV9Q3XX3P1GUW9
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TOMORROW is the Deadline for Cornell University's Tenure Track African American Women's and Gender History Position! Visit the BWSA Website for more information on the jobs board: blackwomensstudies.com/jobs-…
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Equity Forward is hiring a remote Intern, $25/hr. equityfwd.org/sites/default/…
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Friends! I have exciting news! UC Berkeley is HIRING this year for not just one but TWO junior faculty positions! And if you are on the market, you should apply, apply, APPLY! #soctwitter #AcademicTwitter
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Congratulations to our former faculty member @AMReese07! Her book, Black Food Geographies just won a major award!
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Institute for Women's Policy Research is hiring a Project Director, Reproductive Health Access for College Success in DC, salary $75,000 - $85,000. Benefits not listed. idealist.org/en/nonprofit-jo…
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Happy Birthday to author, activist, and educator Anna Julia Cooper. Rest in Power! Quote: “Peace produced by suppression is neither natural nor desirable” plato.stanford.edu/entries/a…
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It's been 150 days and still no accountability for the cops who murdered Breonna Taylor... #SayHerName
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It’s #CiteBlackWomenSunday!!! Today we celebrate Black women’s intellectual contributions by tweeting out our favorite quotes #onhere all day! Join in by sharing a quote that you love, be it inspirational, moving, fun or just cause for reflection. Let’s celebrate us!
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Congratulations Celeste @watkinshayes, winner of the Sociology of Sex and Gender Distinguished Book Award! #ASA2020 #ASA20
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.@SisterSong_WOC is hosting a Summer Institute to learn from leading organizers about the origins of the Reproductive Justice framework, how to disrupt white supremacy, and the intersections of faith, religion and Reproductive Justice. eventbrite.com/e/the-reprodu…
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Job opportunity for recent public health grades: The Immigrant, Refugee and Migrant Health Branch at CDC is recruiting an ORISE Public Health Analyst. Email from Dr. Williams went out to majors today. Submit CV & cover letter to Dr. Rebecca Merrill ([email protected]) by 7/31!
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There are doctors who claim to be smarter than me yet insist they can’t possibly figure out a way to test patients without relying on an 18th-century racial classification system that was invented to justify slavery & borrowed from pre-modern folklore. 🤯
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Due to the worsening health crisis, Spelman realizes that the fall 2020 semester will look different for our first-year students than we imagined. Read a message from President Campbell regarding the College’s decision and important FAQs: bit.ly/2ZLxg40
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Submit to Aunt Chloe magazine! Editors are seeking Submissions Focused on COVID-19 & Black Lives Matter - documentary and art photography, written testimonials, stories, songs, & literary works. Send to
[email protected] w/ subject line "Special Section," by 7/20.
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It's always a good day to donate to BWSA! #MondayMotivation blackwomensstudies.com/donat…
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As Matthew Rushin's mom, I mourn that I have been in the dark about the #autistic community until the last few weeks. I've learned so much from you. Your efforts toward saving Matthew's life are #Mighty. #AskingAutistics what is something you wish parents of autistics knew?
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The B.R.E.A.T.H.E. model introduces 7 principles which Black women can engage in to restore and change their lifestyle while also gaining knowledge of their mental health. @KAbatsisMcHenry @SpelmanCWS #citeblackwomen @SistaDr @DrGuySheftall @Prof_Evans – at Philadelphia, PA
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July is recognized as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month in honor of author, journalist, and teacher, Bebe Moore Campbell. The B.R.E.A.T.H.E model can help implement mindfulness for Black Women’s Mental Health. Learn more about the B.R.E.A.T.H.E model below. (1/8)
