#Policymakers

Mark Manson

IAmMarkManson

1/ How working from home could change the world (a thread)...In the last few months, Facebook, Twitter, & Shopify have announced they'll continue to allow employees to work from home

Erol Yayboke

ErolYayboke

Lost in the coverage of the refugee/migration-related executive orders is how the Biden-Harris administration is laying the groundwork for something truly transformational.A thread. The specific Executive Order in question is

Sahil Bloom

SahilBloom

Overton Window 101In 2020, as previously obscure and extreme policy actions have gained mainstream support, it appears the Overton Window has shifted.But what is the "Overton Window" and how does

Liz Ananat

LizAnanat

NEW RESEARCH THREAD Congress is considering new legislation to help Americans still struggling during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. My recent survey w/@agpines of our sample of hourly service workers with

Laurent Ruseckas

LaurentRuseckas

I watched this Zoom event Tuesday but my attempt to tweet comments was leading to the longest Twitter thread ever, so I will offer just one extended point here for

Matt Hefler

matthefler

New Header photo: Beware!Winston Churchill remarks on #counterintelligence threats on a report in his personal intelligence dossier - courtesy of GC&CS/@GCHQ'This is pretty well-informed stuff, and possibly reaches the enemy

John Arnold

JohnArnoldFndtn

3 reports on philanthropy this week:(1) Total giving increased 2%, from $450 to $459 bln. -@blackbaud (2) DAF accounts increased from $112 to $142 bln over 2 yrs. -@AEI(3) Fidelity

IISS News

IISS_org

There's still time to register for today's webinar on cyber force structures! Tune in from 2pm GMT to hear from @JasonABlessing, @HoansSolo and @GregDAustin | Register here: http://go.iiss.org/2XvwVAz There is

Tom Bollyky

TomBollyky

A year ago, we launched @ThinkGlobalHlth, an online magazine examining how #globalhealth shapes societies, economies & everyday lives We've published 287 articles from 273 authors in 53 nations on 6

Genève Campbell

bergerbell

And here is where “epistemic closure,” I believe, is in danger of becoming “epistemic collapse.” Nothing like this — what we are living through in most deep-Blue metro areas, primarily

Morgan Polikoff

mpolikoff

Alrighty, finally getting around to saying something about my @AERA_EdResearch Communication award. First, as I said yesterday, I really can't think of an award that would mean more to me

chris sutton

sutton_1B

Been thinking recently UK (& US) failure to learn from other countries throughout pandemic could be warning sign for upcoming #sustainability challenges. Policymakers been skeptical of responses originating outside Europe

Andrew Holland

TheAndyHolland

Climate to get first National Intelligence Estimate by ⁦@Chemnipot⁩ Here’s a story about the long journey to this NIE (THREAD)https://www.eenews.net/climatewire/stories/1063723629 Back in 2007, I was working on climate and energy

Jen Jennings

eduwonkette_jen

On the sound & fury of the school reopening debate: A thread in which I argue we are asking the wrong questions, and lay out the questions I wish we

Stefan Kertesz, MD

StefanKertesz

1/Last week we launched CSI:OPIOIDs, our research survey for bereaved families+friends who have lost a person with pain to suicide during a change in opioid prescribing. I want to say

Joshua Mask

joshuafmask

Hi #EconTwitter, As the job market begins, a central theme in the minds of both candidates and employers is the current recession. We worry that fewer jobs will lead to

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