#Harms

THE FORUM

imperial_forum

It’s been a difficult year for all, but The Forum, Imperial's policy engagement programme has achieved an awful lot – with thanks to our amazing @imperialcollege community and external partners.

Jessica Kirkland

jkirk___

A motion is being brought to the school board 12/15 on a policy that would require student cameras on. I’ve voiced my opinion on this loud and clear but one

Lindsay Wiley

ProfLWiley

Two states have recently issued pre-Thanksgiving orders prohibiting all “nonessential” interactions among people from 2 households, even outdoors, even with masks. So yes, somebody is saying that it’s no longer

Margarita

margaritaevna95

In the 1920s, food fortification began with table salt when iodine was added to prevent goitre in children. Since then, food fortification has become more common. Normal wheat flour is

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Don't agree fully with this WSJ piece, but I think it IS important that the COVID advisors should include folks who have been critical of lockdowns & other blunt response

Blake E. Reid

blakereid

There is a lot of focus on the harms of the CASE Act today. But one thing that’s not receiving much scrutiny is the dubious set of benefits it supposedly

Nilofer Merchant

nilofer

Let's talk about "community" and what makes a "good" community. I am not an expert in this space, for that I would turn to @rhappe @alexhillman @6Gems @laura @ekp ++My

Glasgow Medical Students LGBTQIA+ Society

GlasgowLgbtqia

This Thursday, let’s challenge some stereotypes about #HIV Stigma and assumptions are still endemic in #MedEd and healthcare curricula, so let’s unpack some of these.If you come across stereotyped scenarios,

Rob *OPEN THE WINDOW* Hughes

R_Hughes1

Great thread @sunilbhop. My 2p on why we’re failing to prioritise kids in this pandemic:1.) kids lack advocates - @annelongfield @russellviner @apsmunro you and I and many others have regularly

Dr Rachel Walker, Non-Binary Dragon of Awesomeness

UMassWalker

1/ With humility,speaking now just to other white nurse educators (like me!)We're on the cusp of a new semesterStill living throughA pandemicwhite insurrectionist coup& unprecedented moral injury So in the

Genève Campbell

bergerbell

Something has been bothering me, relating to the human experience and civil society and due process during the pandemic. And I’ve had trouble putting it into words for a while.Then

InaneDragon

InaneDragon

It may be true that some people have been unfairly "canceled" in the sense of losing jobs or opportunities as a result of people's interpretations of their actions (see link

AMBI#704

Ambisinister_

I’ve been struggling to process all my feelings about all of the awful things that have come to light in the last week, and about my own feelings about the

JP Thieriot

JpThieriot

(1/8) Uphold hopes that due process resolution to the SEC/Ripple dispute can both set the goalposts for token offerings going forward, as well as clear the fogbank of uncertainty that

please get me out of here

RogueAmericana

This is a good article and something I've been thinking a lot about lately. There seems to be a a trend of conflating moral policing with critiquing (and calling it

Diego Bassani, PhD 🏠😷

DGBassani

@IndependentSage Independent SAGE’s position on school reopening from Jan 8th: our schools are a major source of infection transmission and regaining control of the pandemic is only possible if they

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