Is #SocialSecurity doomed? Not so, says Louise Sheiner of The Brookings Institution. But we should probably be investing more in the future of it: our youth. news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

First up, we’re featuring a Dorchester resident and active member of #PIONEERSRunCrew, FJ Perfas. After breaking his leg while training for 26.TRUE, he has worked hard since his surgery to run again. FJ completed his first race in over 6 months this past summer!

Running the #Boston127 in April will help FJ celebrate his return in the biggest way possible. Outside of his work in public health, FJ is passionate about social justice & solidarity, & brings those shared values to PIONEERS & the running community at large. #oneBOSTON

Going on dates as a journalist is hard because naturally, I'm a good interviewer so it's hard to decipher if we actually clicked or if I just asked good questions 🤨

New FDA rules about #breastdensity are more than just giving patients information; it's also about trust. Here's my Q&A with Dr. Connie Lehman: news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/… MassGeneral News Harvard Medical School

Really upsetting to see this today. I cannot imagine this happening- yet it did. A day of celebration and joy tainted by this. What are we doing? Running community- we preach inclusivity but we have a long way to go. This is not ok.

Having been at Mile 21 on Monday, I can personally say that the response by Newton MA Police Dept. was confusing, intimidating, and over the top. So many emotions, and so many layers to what happened at the #BostonMarathon that need to be talked about openly. bostonglobe.com/2023/04/18/met…

If you’re outdoors in these temperatures you need to be primarily drinking water. NOT red bull, NOT iced coffee, NOT that purple stuff all over tiktok, W👏A👏T👏E👏R

“Our stories are not getting out to the kids who need to be reading them.” - Schuyler Bailar (he/him) #LGBTQ #bookbans #pridemonth American Library Association Alex Librarian news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

"The Supreme Court decision on college and university admissions will change how we pursue the educational benefits of diversity–but our commitment to that work remains steadfast."

"We have used the figure of #Oppenheimer as a way to think about science and morality, science and politics, science and religion, science and philosophy, about the role of the intellectual in modern society. He’s become an icon." news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

Seem like Lyme disease risk is getting worse? It is. Sam Laine Perfas Harvard University Gazette news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

When past and present collide! Highly recommend reading this conversation between Harvard University's Sam Laine Perfas and Sarah Wakeman on why legalizing these "little white rectangles" is the compassionate thing to do. news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

The legal landscape for using psychedelic drugs in therapy is uncharted territory, with more emphasis needed on informed consent, said FSU College of Law Prof Harvard Law School Visiting Prof Mason Marks, MD, JD. Read more by Sam Laine Perfas in @harvard Gazette: news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

A lawyer, computer scientist, and statistician debate the #ethics of artificial intelligence. Listen to #KempnerInstitute's Susan Murphy lab on "Harvard Thinking," a podcast hosted by Sam Laine Perfas, here: bit.ly/4bhnetp #AI

‘Harvard Thinking’: How far has #COVID set back students? In podcast, an economist, a policy expert, and a teacher explain why learning losses are worse than many parents realize.. #LEARNINGLOSS More via Sam Laine Perfas @harvard Harvard UniversityCEPR loom.ly/OAcsVjM

Had a wonderful time talking to Sam Laine Perfas at the Harvard Gazette about What Are Children For? news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…

Not sure if this transcript of a conversation at Harvard on optimism is badly timed or well times, but today's when the Harvard Gazette chose to run it Are optimists the realists? news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/…