Laura Murphy
@lauratmurphy.bsky.social
Today: prof at Sheffield Hallam U, Senior Associate at CSIS;
Previously: Policy Advisor at Department of Homeland Security in Biden admin
Always: researcher on forced labor
Previously: Policy Advisor at Department of Homeland Security in Biden admin
Always: researcher on forced labor
A Luta continua.
November 4, 2025 at 8:06 PM
A Luta continua.
Hey. Glad to be the badass of the day. Still a lot of work to do. 💪
November 4, 2025 at 12:37 AM
Hey. Glad to be the badass of the day. Still a lot of work to do. 💪
Reposted by Laura Murphy
📦 Three years of the UFLPA:
@jasminchua.com assesses UFLPA’s record, drawing on
@csis.org work by @lauratmurphy.bsky.social + Charlotte Tate, finding the law reshaping supply chains, but warns that weak enforcement and corporate complacency threaten its impact.
sourcingjournal.com/topics/labor...
@jasminchua.com assesses UFLPA’s record, drawing on
@csis.org work by @lauratmurphy.bsky.social + Charlotte Tate, finding the law reshaping supply chains, but warns that weak enforcement and corporate complacency threaten its impact.
sourcingjournal.com/topics/labor...
Three Years On, Does the UFLPA Still Make Sense?
Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department said that China does not fully meet the minimum standards for eliminating human trafficking, nor is it making significant efforts to do so.
sourcingjournal.com
October 17, 2025 at 4:41 PM
📦 Three years of the UFLPA:
@jasminchua.com assesses UFLPA’s record, drawing on
@csis.org work by @lauratmurphy.bsky.social + Charlotte Tate, finding the law reshaping supply chains, but warns that weak enforcement and corporate complacency threaten its impact.
sourcingjournal.com/topics/labor...
@jasminchua.com assesses UFLPA’s record, drawing on
@csis.org work by @lauratmurphy.bsky.social + Charlotte Tate, finding the law reshaping supply chains, but warns that weak enforcement and corporate complacency threaten its impact.
sourcingjournal.com/topics/labor...
Why are academics too timid to raise our voices?
We have the platforms.
We are trained to speak.
We have extraordinary privilege.
We even have flexible schedules.
We teach about rights and equality.
Why aren’t we defending them?
We have to speak up now.
We have the platforms.
We are trained to speak.
We have extraordinary privilege.
We even have flexible schedules.
We teach about rights and equality.
Why aren’t we defending them?
We have to speak up now.
April 7, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Why are academics too timid to raise our voices?
We have the platforms.
We are trained to speak.
We have extraordinary privilege.
We even have flexible schedules.
We teach about rights and equality.
Why aren’t we defending them?
We have to speak up now.
We have the platforms.
We are trained to speak.
We have extraordinary privilege.
We even have flexible schedules.
We teach about rights and equality.
Why aren’t we defending them?
We have to speak up now.
When we protested the Iraq War, our professors led the chants. They marched with us.
Professors at universities across the United States should be defending their students and themselves. Defending intellectual inquiry. Medical research. Human rights. The future we all worked so hard to build.
Professors at universities across the United States should be defending their students and themselves. Defending intellectual inquiry. Medical research. Human rights. The future we all worked so hard to build.
April 7, 2025 at 5:57 PM
When we protested the Iraq War, our professors led the chants. They marched with us.
Professors at universities across the United States should be defending their students and themselves. Defending intellectual inquiry. Medical research. Human rights. The future we all worked so hard to build.
Professors at universities across the United States should be defending their students and themselves. Defending intellectual inquiry. Medical research. Human rights. The future we all worked so hard to build.