If you don't promote yourself, no one will do it for you. Not even when they're writing an article ABOUT you, apparently. So this is for you Haymarket Books

Your thoughts Jen Bluestein?

In this, the year 2023, I am begging my journalism and polling colleagues to remember two things: 1. The fact that a poll was conducted online does not make it inherently good or bad 2. Saying only that a poll was conducted online does not constitute a methodology statement.

Seeking treatment for depression is a sign of strength.

For no particular reason, here is a paper I cowrote *18 years ago* about how Fox News manipulated coverage to drive an agenda. Steven Livingston and sean aday journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…

That baby’s face. My God.

Go work with Joy Wilke - @joywilke.bsky.social! She's the best.

Today in History: 1st US women's rights convention assembles at Seneca Falls NY, 1848 #otd #tih go.loc.gov/Hluo50PcXjh

Who run the world 👏👏👏👏

It’s all happening!

This is a Meg Schwenzfeier Valerie Bradley and Alec Camhi fan account. I'm really proud of the small role Grow Progress played in collecting survey data to power this incredibly smart analysis.

Happy What Happened release day to all who celebrate! The full report is linked here, many have shared the toplines takes, so I wanted to thread a few things I found interesting from below the fold 1/11 catalist.us/whathappened20…

Today’s Catalist_US What Happened report is an incredible and thoughtful resource – as always! Wanted to add one observation on 2020 voters who sat out 2024 from our perspective on HFP, however. 1/n

Sending huge congrats to Danielle Deiseroth on her incredibly successful tenure at the helm of Data for Progress and to Ryan O'Donnell who will also absolutely crush it.

Why Medicaid work requirements are going to be a whole lot more complicated than you’re being led to believe - for patients, providers and health plans: