An important piece from the @apsrjournal.bsky.social (by @devorahmanekin.bsky.social and @tmitts.bsky.social) to make sense of ongoing events: it matters not only which tactics are adopted by protesters but also who they are.

📣 Announcing the 2025-26 CASBS fellows class

The class is comprised of 33 scholars and practitioners representing 18 U.S. institutions and 12 international institutions and programs.

Meet the 2025-26 fellows: bit.ly/4lmkiS2

Watching my brilliant @casbsstanford.bsky.social colleague Shane Dillingham present his work on Oaxacan social movement history at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology

Over one thousand people filled Powder House Park in Somerville to rally for support #Tufts graduate student #RumeysaOzturk and protest her detention by #ICE.

#FreeRumeysaOzturk #FreeMahmoudKhalil #HumanRights #ImmigrantsRights #FightFascism

www.wbur.org/news/2025/03...

Three strategies for online labor market platforms to create more effective evaluation processes that reduce bias & improve platforms' ability to identify quality of service, based on research recently published in Nature by CASBS fellow @decelles.bsky.social & collaborators

hbr.org/2025/03/rese...

Proud of my @casbsstanford.bsky.social friend and colleague presenting his path breaking research @stanfordpsy.bsky.social today!

Excited to share a new paper in @nature.com (www.nature.com/articles/s41...)

We show how a change from five-star ratings to thumbs up/down eliminated a race gap in worker ratings and income

Sometimes the right solution is the simple one

w/ @decelles.bsky.social, Demetrius Humes, Sora Jun

Scientists are now organizing events, called Stand Up for Science, on 7 March in Washington, D.C., and state capitals.

So far, they have attracted more than 100 volunteers from some 30 states who are hoping to rally support for research as a public good. scim.ag/4328LAD

Interested in a nudge that can reduce the expression of racial bias in performance evaluations? In the March issue of @nature.com, I cover excellent new work by @tristanbotelho.bsky.social, Sora Jun, Demetrius Humes, and
@decelles.bsky.social. Links below:
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In the two days since this segment, I’ve gotten at least a dozen messages & emails from parents or teachers telling about the awful things their girls have been experiencing or asking for copies of the resource for schools etc- and a handful of messages, all from men, asking to “talk” with me 1/

A scientist’s legacy isn’t just discoveries or awards—it also includes the students and colleagues who pass through their orbit over the years.

Author Dava Sobel joins us to discuss Marie Curie and the women she mentored.

Thanks for reading, Ann!

How do you keep participants from using AI rather than answering open-ended survey questions in their own words? Create some friction.

Katie Kroeper describes disabling cut-and-paste in Qualtrics as a way of creating barriers to the use of AI:

How does the media directly or indirectly reference gender in other election settings, where women candidates are less novel? Read MSIRA fellow @kafei0220.bsky.social's @3streamsblog.bsky.social post about a recent article in Political Research Quarterly: medium.com/3streams/is-...
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