Dom Weinberg
@domweinberg.bsky.social
Freelance researcher | Youth, mental health, inequality, injustice, civil society, evidence | Formerly UK youth charity sector (YMCA George Williams College / NCVYS) Dutch academia (Utrecht Uni / Erasmus) | he/him
Some learning for youth services too here...
Although, it's also more interesting than that, as this paper excerpt (and the conclusion) reveals. By highlighting the limitations of current evaluation practices, there is hope for some de-medicalisation of public mental health discourse
Although, it's also more interesting than that, as this paper excerpt (and the conclusion) reveals. By highlighting the limitations of current evaluation practices, there is hope for some de-medicalisation of public mental health discourse
October 30, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Some learning for youth services too here...
Although, it's also more interesting than that, as this paper excerpt (and the conclusion) reveals. By highlighting the limitations of current evaluation practices, there is hope for some de-medicalisation of public mental health discourse
Although, it's also more interesting than that, as this paper excerpt (and the conclusion) reveals. By highlighting the limitations of current evaluation practices, there is hope for some de-medicalisation of public mental health discourse
Such poor #datavis from BBC Sport (from which I also learn BBC is not on bsky) - no scale, stacked bar chart makes comparison of sale & purchase difficult (compared to side-by-side), title and chart don't correspond...
June 19, 2025 at 11:36 AM
Such poor #datavis from BBC Sport (from which I also learn BBC is not on bsky) - no scale, stacked bar chart makes comparison of sale & purchase difficult (compared to side-by-side), title and chart don't correspond...
Two thoughts:
1 (on Pinker's article, copied here) Serious scientists don't make such absurdly simplistic claims (we must communicate uncertainty better)
2 (on EtV's comment) Serious (human) science requires understanding of the social context of science (and able to recognise race science)
1 (on Pinker's article, copied here) Serious scientists don't make such absurdly simplistic claims (we must communicate uncertainty better)
2 (on EtV's comment) Serious (human) science requires understanding of the social context of science (and able to recognise race science)
May 29, 2025 at 10:06 AM
Two thoughts:
1 (on Pinker's article, copied here) Serious scientists don't make such absurdly simplistic claims (we must communicate uncertainty better)
2 (on EtV's comment) Serious (human) science requires understanding of the social context of science (and able to recognise race science)
1 (on Pinker's article, copied here) Serious scientists don't make such absurdly simplistic claims (we must communicate uncertainty better)
2 (on EtV's comment) Serious (human) science requires understanding of the social context of science (and able to recognise race science)