I attended a fantastic talk by @karenhao.bsky.social at @weidenbaumcenter.bsky.social today. She shared really thoughtful insights on the promises and pitfalls of AI. Very excited to read her book, Empire of AI 🙌

Policing Patients turned one this week 🥹 I am so grateful for the opportunities this book has given me to speak up for people who use drugs and for people in pain. And I’m awed by the activists, scholars, professionals, and lawmakers who fight for what’s right despite strong political headwinds.

I feel incredibly honored that Policing Patients and Trojan Horse Technologies received so much recognition at ASA this year 🥹 1/3 @asanews.bsky.social @asaskat.bsky.social @asamedsoc.bsky.social @princetonupress.bsky.social @washuartsci.bsky.social

Yesterday, we saw Jurassic Park media4.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2l...

And Ruth Horowitz wrote an excellent book on why physicians must act in the public interest 4/

✨ I feel deeply honored that Policing Patients received the Herbert Jacob Award from the Law and Society Association. I love being part of this smart, engaged, and generous community of scholars ✨ @lawandsociety.bsky.social @rad-institute.bsky.social @princetonupress.bsky.social

Just finished reading Samantha Simon’s excellent book, Before the Badge. It offers deep insights into the construction of police violence and provides insights into a socialization process to which few of us have access. Highly recommend ✨ Don’t miss her AMR at @lawandsociety.bsky.social!

I spent the day with @michaelsierraa.bsky.social’s powerful book on police culture. Can’t wait to discuss it at @lawandsociety.bsky.social!!

Happy Independent Bookstore Day to all who celebrate!! 🤓📚💗@leviathanbookstore.bsky.social

I’m delighted to speak at the Iowa Law symposium Our Bodies, Our Data with this amazing group of women!

Is this Heaven?

Just recording a podcast in my closet like the pros do 😉

Love this! It’s giving Vermeer vibes

What is this fur baby’s name? Pistachio would like to know 🐶

Check out the cranberry curd tart we would have brought to Thanksgiving if we hadn’t stayed home sick.

The problem with Sigrid Nunez novels is they are over too quickly. This one is a delight.

If I ever moved back to Texas, I would move back to San Antonio. It has the bluest skies, the best food, and is so, so pretty 💗

I really enjoyed visiting The Twig in San Antonio yesterday to talk about Policing Patients 😊

This city 💗