On September 30, we honour the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools. Today is a day for reflection, remembrance, and supporting the ongoing journey of healing and reconciliation. #TruthAndReconciliation#EveryChildMatters#IndigenousEditors
If you've ever gotten anything out of FIYAHCON (or the Ignytes), you should definitely support the growth and continuation FoF whose work I have nothing to do with but am proud of nonetheless
UBI is proof that we do not actually care about evidence when it comes to policy, because I struggle to find a better example of something so consistently shown to be beneficial and yet it’s never even brought up as a serious option outside of endless pilot programs that all tell us the same thing
Universal Basic Income works literally every time. www.latimes.com/california/s...
L.A.'s BIG:LEAP experiment gave monthly payments to poor families for a year with no strings attached. Recipients saw lasting benefits, a study finds.
"Importance of survey demographic questions to foster inclusion in medicine and research and reduce health inequities for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals," by Jesse D Moreira, Karla Haack, Vee White, Melissa L Bates, Deepa M Gopal, and Troy A Roepke, pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37115629/
A clear, inclusive, and accurate approach to the collection of demographic information in clinical research and medical practice is critical to understanding the healthcare needs of the specific popul...
Attending a great session on "Equity and Inclusion in Data Editing" by Jenny Lass and Anvita Desai at #ACESVCON24. As they say, the first challenge is to collect better data! Here's just one resource I'm grateful to have, and to share: