One week away from the election -- many of us are feeling scared. Scared about if we will have a job, healthcare, or autonomy over our own bodies. But these moments aren't about ignoring your fear. It's about turning that fear into the fuel propelling us forward.

My workplace has a new name! And hat is sweet.

Congratulations to senior researcher Dr. Cynthia Burnson, who was recently named an ACQ Scholar by @Crit4Quant and WT Grant Foundation! Read about Dr. Burnson's expertise and the program here: bit.ly/3bpuUxB

Thrilled and honored to have the opportunity to join this group of scholars. @Crit4Quant

Help us partner with social systems professionals & communities to help them achieve better outcomes for everyone involved. Evident Change is #hiring bit.ly/2PnsJSW

What’s your favorite open access peer reviewed social work or social work-adjacent journal? Free the research!

Fabulous special issue on policy solutions to child maltreatment by my colleagues @kristen_slack and Lonnie Berger. This might be a time to actually implement much need change. Open access this month; worth the read! journals.sagepub.com/toc/anna/curre…

I wrote a personal essay about how my BRCA genetic mutation prepared me for COVID, take a read: link.medium.com/v3wrEFBzzgb

I wrote about how #FFPSA evidence standards risk worsening racial inequities in child welfare: shar.es/aW31Yw I worry these standards will push out grassroots programs that serve their communities. Evidence standards are technical but have huge impact.

Georgette has done so much for children and families. Always a blast to work with as well. Congrats!

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and PS you can easily make your own 3 or 4 letter version for kids! Had fun w my 8 yo inputting new word lists. Thanks for the code Winston Chang #rstudio

I remember when I got a Twitter account 15 years ago it was described to me as "a way I can text my friends all at once" 🤷‍♀️ #MyTwitterAnniversary

Interested in applying quantitative methods to critical approaches to inequality research? Several sessions of this summit will be livestreamed next week.

Thrilled to be in Baltimore for the ICQCM Summit. Stellar lineup and a fantastic group of scholars. @Crit4Quant

1/2 This year's @Crit4Quant Summit was a success! Featured is keynote speaker Eduardo Bonilla-Silva from Duke University, ICQCM director @EDixonRoman, Kadija Ferryman, PhD (she/her) from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and our very own Christopher Morphew.

I was lucky the cool kids in the Spencer Squad let me hang out with them! The future is bright with these up and comers.

Hiring a doctoral research assistant! Come work with me on child welfare research and evaluation. High impact, fast pace, great team, remote friendly. Apply by 4/22. evidentchange.applytojob.com/apply/0GYxjidO…