Important new research by UMass Public Policy prof Dr. Juniper Katz on climate change, land trusts and open space. SBS UMass Amherst APPAM womenalsoknowstuff

Cornell's Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy is seeking a Postdoctoral Associate—a researcher with strong skills in qualitative methods and expertise in health equity, racial equity, and public policy: higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?Jo… #PAJobMarket

Excited to share my experience using + making zines in the classroom for the UMass Amherst Center for Teaching and Learning's "Pedagogy of Zines" event April 24. Join @brianbaldi + faculty and staff from UMass Amherst Department of History, UMass Amherst Libraries, UMass Journalism: umass.edu/ctl/events/ped…

➡️ Dr. Juniper Katz 👥 As a climate policy fellow, Juniper will research and write about community engagement and input in renewable energy development and land use. Full bio 👉 rooseveltinstitute.org/authors/junipe…

I am honored to be part of the 2024-2025 cohort!

Welcome Spring? The view from my office ⁦UMass Public Policy⁩ I’m feeling ambivalent about the weather ☔️🌧️💧🪻🌷⁦UMass Amherst⁩

My first of hopefully many articles with my Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs Levin College of Public Affairs and Education colleague Dr. Michelle Graff is now #OnlineFirst at Cities: "Housing costs are not a monolith: The association between neighborhood energy burdens and eviction filing rates" sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 1/5

At least 10% of women suffer from endometriosis & endure severe pain every month. I’m one of them & just recovered from surgery. Patriarchy tells us: Get used to periods being painful & keep quiet. Most of us aren’t diagnosed for about a decade. Sharing to fight the silence.

So humbled to be awarded the Ellen Meiksins Wood Prize by the Broadbent Institute Institute. Wood’s scholarship and intellectual ambition are such an inspiration. Thank you for this incredible honor!

The book "Superstates" by @umasspublicpolicy Prof. @AlasdairRoberts is reviewed in Foreign Affairs. Shivshankar Menon writes: "... Roberts charts the rise of what he considers the biggest polities in the world today—China, India, the United States, and the European Union. (1/3)

Everyone (rightly) concerned about the return of rising electricity demand should pay close attention to reconductoring - a wonky but consequential way to get WAY more out of our electric grid. A 🧵 1/12

Released alongside power plant CO2 regulations, EPA's updated coal ash rules may have gone unnoticed by most. But the new regulations will accelerate cleanup of the toxic waste stored near coal power plants all around the country. More details here: insideclimatenews.org/news/27042024/…

Too excited not to share the early view of this paper that started as Will's capstone. We set off to test if the EKC goals to lower agrarian pollution with the launch of the WTO were met. We find evidence of ecologically unequal exchange instead. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This quote from Merci Grace says it all: “The way in which Ben [Horowitz] and Marc [Andreessen] are claiming they’re single-issue voters for Trump is so galling to me, because men have been throwing that line in my face for years as a way to dismiss the life-or-death stakes of

🧵For anyone looking for classroom materials for intro stats/research methods, I've recently posted to GitHub a bunch of data labs and lecture materials that others are welcome to use.

Honored to report that a new edition of The Second Bill of Rights will be coming from The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social in 2025. Jon Favreau Samantha Power Ruth Marcus Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ Jason Zweig Ruth Marcus amazon.com/Second-Bill-Ri…

Hey #AcademicTwitter I am developing a course that introduces students to QCA and substantively focuses on land, power, and politics of decarbonization. The course is a masters level elective in a school of public policy. Can you recommend articles, texts, or assignments?