Remember that this week, when it turned out the federal government actually *wasn’t* able to protect Congress from a mob. Who came in to clear and secure the capitol? The D.C. police, paid for by D.C. taxpayers.

That feeling when you just finished Rumaan Malik Leave the World Behind a few days ago and then Verizon Fios goes down up and down the east coast. 😳🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm organizing #PAA2022 flash session on neighborhood effects. Looking to reflect diversity of approaches, topics, sites, and more in ongoing work. Excited to read your work--please send papers! PAA populationassociation.org/paa2022/call-f…

In DC 1 in 3 homes in Black neighborhoods were bought by investors as compared to 1 in 6 homes in the rest of the city. washingtonpost.com/business/inter…

A new study finds disadvantaged neighborhoods, and mobility to and from them, predict #COVID19 caseloads in three U.S. locations. fcld.ly/215sstz

Neighborhood affluence/poverty predicts lower #COVID19 incidence, but visit-based affluence to and from other neighborhoods matters more.

Check out my op-ed with Brian Levy where we talk about our recent research- why it matters and what can be done. jsonline.com/story/opinion/…

🔥🔥🔥 paper Nick Graetz Dr. Courtney Boen, PhD, MPH @mhEspo Theory must drive regression models of racial inequality & racism. "Is a static comparison of racial groups in which all other correlated exposures are held equal the most useful counterfactual [...]? We argue that it is not." 💯

Check out this recent work on urban violence, including a piece published by Rob Sampson & Brian Levy regarding neighborhood disadvantage, urban mobility and violence in Chicago UChicago Law Review

It's #ASA2023 submission day!✍️📄 Please consider the regular session on Community that I'm organizing. I'm excited to read work reflecting broad range of topics, methods, and meanings of community. ASA Sociology Community & Urban Sociology Section Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility (ASA Section) ASA Pop Section

🚨 Job opportunity in my dept. 🚨 TT Assistant Professor of Sociology with a focus on socially informed AI, broadly construed Apps due 10/18. Happy to answer questions. uscjobs.sc.edu/postings/175721