Grateful to have my presentation on grassroots INGOs featured in Cambodia Development Resource Institute (CDRI)’s monthly newsletter. It gave me a great opportunity to engage with the sociological literatures on expertise and citizen aid. I hope to have my findings publication-ready in 2024, so stay tuned!

LAST CALL: All articles in this special issue still free to download without a subscription before midnight. Get yours now #globalhealth kim yi dionne (@dadakim.bsky.social) @BuildSolidarity @akentikelenis on bsky Gowri Vijayakumar Shane D. Burns, PhD, MPH Tim Dorlach Reya Farber Elize Massard ASA Sociology APSA ISA ASA Medical Sociology Global and Transnational Sociology (ASA)

“If COVID-19 makes anything clear, it is that the days of the United States being the implicit reference point or model for health research and public health policy are over.” Well said kim yi dionne (@dadakim.bsky.social) and Joseph Harris 👏🏼💯 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A message from our Graduate Student Association condemning the actions taken by the IU administration last week (and ongoing to this week)

Here we gooooo! ISTR 🤓🇧🇪

“…ethnography can never be rigorous without being reflexive.” Really enjoyed reading this insightful piece by Zachary Levenson and Josh Seim. 💯

Mood(s) of the week, depending on perspective

“The 2025 report makes clear that administrative responses to pro-Palestinian student encampments last spring played a significant role in IU…ranking in the bottom 10.” 😓😓😓

Just landed in Cambodia for another round of fieldwork!! Excited to pick up where I left off

Do you want to know how NGOs from distinctive nations engage in different types of partnerships to upgrade the capacity of developing states? My article is out in Social Problems!! #AcademicTwitter Social Problems academic.oup.com/socpro/article…

Find me over here ⬇️🦋 bsky.app/profile/dricha…