🔥 #PoliceViolence, #COVID19, and #Unemployment aren’t isolated crises. Habr & Hannah Pullen-Blasnik's #Socius study shows how interconnected systems of injustice shaped collective action during the #BLM #SocialMovements. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🏛️ Funding #EquityInitiatives = funding academic careers New #Socius study by Drs. Gates, Laura K. Nelson | @[email protected], Grudt & Zippel finds #NSF #ADVANCE awards help faculty doing #OrganizationalChange work maintain—or boost—#ResearchProductivity. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

✨ Less pew, more “you.” New #Socius study by Drs. Landon Schnabel, ilana horwitz, phd, Dr. Peyman Hekmatpour & Schleifer finds young Americans are leaving institutional religion—but remaking #Spirituality around #Authenticity and #Inclusion. 📖 doi.org/10.1177/237802…

😷 Say you stayed home. Did you really? Drs. Helbing & Krumpal’s #Socius study shows how social pressure during #COVID19 led to inflated reports of rule-following—and why it matters for #PublicHealth and #SocialResearch. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🫂 #FamilyRelationship shape #RacialIdentity among #AfroCaribbean individuals. New #Socius study by Drs. Irby-Shasanmi, Hairston & Christy L. Erving finds closeness builds solidarity; conflict divides U.S.-born and foreign-born. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🏛️ #Prestige wins hearts (and minds)? Drs. Deviatko, Sheremet, Polyakova & Fursov’s new #Socius study finds laypeople trust research more when it carries big #Funding or strong #ScientificReputation—shaping #PublicUnderstanding of science. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🧑‍💼 Germany’s #IncomeInequality is greatest across industries, moderate across occupations, and lowest within firms. New #Socius study by Drs. Valet, Böger & Lübker reveals how #LaborMarkets and #Stratification patterns evolved from 2010–2022. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🚐 What connects New York’s prisons? Transfers. Iolanthe Brooks’ #Socius data visualization maps the state’s hidden #PunishmentSystem —1,300+ links shaping daily life and #Carceral mobility behind bars. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

💬 How do people think about #HumanRights? New #Socius research by Drs. Jensen, Krause, and Benny Witkovsky finds #freedom of speech as a cognitive prototype, with civil & political rights leading in the U.S. Key insights for #CognitiveSociology: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🧡 Gratitude, but at what cost? New #Socius study by Drs. Gast, Ovink & Amoatey shows how #undocumented Latina mothers face intersecting burdens of #immigration, #motherhood & #deservingness—feeling pressure to “give back” in schools & CBOs. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🕒 Juggling late shifts and bills? Kids feel it too. Drs. Zilanawala & Anika Schenck-Fontaine’s #Socius study shows how #nonstandardwork and #precarity shape #childdevelopment—especially when families face financial strain. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🏫 How central is schooling in your country? In their new #Socius study, Drs. Kavadias, Spruyt & Kuppens introduce the Schooled Society Index—a global measure of how #education acts as a force of #institutionalization and #stratification. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🇳🇴 Can even a top-tier #welfarestate close the disability income gap? New #Socius study by Drs. Alexi Gugushvili, Jon Erik Finnvold, @theresedokkenm & Jan Grue finds early-life #disabilities still lead to lasting income penalties in Norway. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🚧 Working in the #carceralstate doesn’t end at the gate. Drs. Chapman & Cottingham’s #Socius study shows how #emotionallabor in #prison leads to dehumanization spillover—reaching beyond prison walls, from coworkers to family. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🏕️ What do tents tell us about #homelessness? In #Socius, Drs. Snedker, McKinney & Charles C. Lanfear report on a street-level tent census in #Seattle—revealing undercounted, clustered, and rising unsheltered #homelessness during #COVID. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

📈 Turnout rose in 2020—but not for everyone. Drs. Rastogi & Daniel Laurison’s #Socius study shows how #incomeinequality in #voter turnout grew—revealing structural gaps in #politicalvoice. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🏫 Does who you sit next to shape how you perform in #education? Dr. Lorentzen’s #Socius study shows students—especially girls in academic tracks—climb the ranks when peers are lower-achieving. A #PeerEffects insight from #Norway. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

💥 What shapes views on #violence and #morality? Dr. Amy Adamczyk’s #Socius study shows how Jewish students use #neutralization to justify—or reject—Israel’s actions, with clear national differences. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

🧩 What if #gender just doesn’t come up? Dr. Dr. Canton Winer’s #Socius study explores gender detachment among #asexual individuals—offering a fresh take in #GenderSociology on #identity, #sexuality, and the assumption that everyone “has” a gender. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…

📡 Was Trump a populist vessel or a mirror? Dr. Joseph Roso’s #Socius study shows how #ReligiousElites used #xenophobic and #Islamophobic narratives in evangelical media—shaping #PublicOpinion and #USpolitics long before Trump. Read: doi.org/10.1177/237802…