Check out this this #policy brief from Tufts University Sociology duo Prof Jill Weinberg & undergraduate student Louise Bond (Louise)! Free to read, download, and share until December 15 ➡️ contexts.org/issues/fall-20… American Bar Foundation TUPIT AERA Sociology of Education SIG ASA Sociology of Education

The Deadline for the AERA Congressional Fellowship is coming up on February 7th! More information here: shorturl.at/ruvR2

Check out this AERA Open publication "Are Teachers Satisfied With Their Evaluations? The Importance of Teaching Context and Trends Over Time" linked here: shorturl.at/oBEQX

Don't forget! The proposal deadline for the RRE volume Equitable Educational Systems that Cultivate Thriving is coming up next week on February 1. aera.net/Portals/38/RRE…

Our 2024 SEA conference theme: “If They Come In The Morning”: Stories and the Sociology of Education will be full of timely conversations that directly impact how we move forward in the field. Read more about our focus of the conference and register today: seassoc.wordpress.com/2024-conferenc…

Thank you for your patience as we prepare the #AERA24 program. The program will now be released by close of business on Friday, January 26. Thank you for your understanding and we hope to see you at #AERA24!

AERA is accepting applications for the AERA Congressional Fellowship Program until February 7! View the Call for Applications here: aera.net/Portals/38/Cal…

The podcast pairings for these ASA Sociology of Education articles could be used for quick and accessible class discussion 🤔 journals.sagepub.com/page/soe/podca…

Feeling the Threat of Race in Education: Exploring the Cultural Politics of Emotions in CRT-Ban Political Discourses - Rican Vue, Katrya Txay Ly, Tori Porter, Ariana Aparicio Aguilar, 2024 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.3102/01…

Wondering what it looks like to ♻️ your published work into a Contexts Magazine blog post? Check out @thomasbiegert's essay, "and to those who hath all-star nominations," recycled from American Sociological Review! 🏀 LSE LSE Sociology Amin Ghaziani @seth_abrutyn

AERA has announced Kimberlé Crenshaw, a pioneering scholar and writer on civil rights, critical race theory, Black feminist legal theory, and race, racism, and the law, will deliver the Opening Plenary Keynote Lecture at #AERA24. aera.net/Newsroom/AERA-…

New Research Identifies Strong Link Between Childhood Opportunities and Educational Attainment and Earnings as a Young Adult youtu.be/HKH17tlEbAE?si…

How did a seemingly nonracial campus policy have racially disparate consequences? In a new Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World article, Alanna Gillis, PhD and I analyze 3 waves of student interviews to show how "The Pact" inadvertently undermined connection + belonging among students of color at a rural

This week on the Contexts Magazine blog, Musa al-Gharbi weighs in on (not) preaching to the sociological choir. Find our conversation about Musa's new book, #WeHaveNeverBeenWoke, and his commitment engaging ideologically diverse audiences here: contexts.org/blog/qa-al-gar…

The 2025 AERA Fellows Call for Nominations is now open! The deadline is December 11. Nominations can be submitted through AERA's new portal: aera.net/RhythmQ

📢 Join AERA Division L for our webinar: "From Research to Real World: Engaging Op-Eds as Grad Student Researchers." 🗓️ Friday, Oct. 18 | 2-3 PM EST Learn how to write compelling Op-Eds, engage decision-makers, and share your expertise beyond academia! Led by Dr. David DeMatthews.

Study: Rise in English Learner Students in “New Destination” States Helps, Does Not Hurt, Academic Outcomes for Existing Students tinyurl.com/yc6hrujb

A study in American Educational Research Journal finds that racially isolated Black teachers are more likely to leave their schools than less isolated teachers. This turnover is driven by transfers to a different district and exiting the profession altogether. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.3102/00…

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