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News from the American Sociological Association (ASA), a membership organization dedicated to advancing #sociology. https://t.co/2ZE7IYiD5g
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Joined December 2008
Funds to help emerging scholars attend professional meetings are increasingly scarce. That's why we're asking the ASA community to help ensure a vibrant future for sociology by donating to the Student Travel Award Fund. United, we can make a difference. https://t.co/WWcwTfu954.
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We’re regularly adding new events and opportunities to the ASA Calendar! Stay up-to-date with upcoming events and deadlines of interest to sociologists. Visit https://t.co/cn9f2gSKg1. #ASA #sociology #webinars #professionaldevelopment
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Preview the upcoming @ASR_Journal article by Laura Acosta @lauraacostag @UCSanDiego on how inventing political adversaries can create real civil division, and be sure to listen to the podcast interview with the author for additional insights!
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While it is widely assumed that civil wars reinforce the existing political divisions, a recent sociological study sheds light on how these divisions actually can be reinvented during social confli...
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The ASA TRAILS teaching resources library is free for members! It features two new “Sociological Literacy Framework” companion collections—one on social structure https://t.co/8Kf2ORtc3z and one on socialization https://t.co/n2YDSVmeV8—to help teach critical sociology concepts.
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The ASA TRAILS teaching resources library is free for members! It features two new “Sociological Literacy Framework” companion collections—one on social structure https://t.co/8Kf2ORtc3z and one on socialization https://t.co/n2YDSVmeV8—to help teach critical sociology concepts.
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Listen to ASA members Francesco Duina @FGD1234 @BatesCollege, Marc Dixon @dartmouth, and Megan Tobias Neely @mtobiasneely @CUBoulder discuss what drives people to justify inequality. @mainecalling @MainePublic @NPR
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How and why people accept disparities in income and wealth in our society
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Sociologists know the value of conversation and collaboration! Give to the ASA Student Travel Award Fund to help ensure student scholars can attend the ASA Annual Meeting and contribute to the rich tapestry of sociological thought. Donate today! https://t.co/WWcwTfu954.
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ASA members Rory M. McVeigh, William J. Carbonaro, Chang Liu, and @KenadiTaylor @NotreDame find that status hierarchies are at the heart of political polarization, stalling efforts to tackle pressing issues like climate change and health care. @ColumbiaUP
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In the United States, the bottom 50 percent of households hold only 1 percent of the nation’s wealth. Scholars and commentators have long viewed democracy ... | CUP
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This is it—let’s reach this goal together. Ensure that the future of sociology remains diverse, vibrant, and prepared to address society’s most pressing challenges, We need just 100 members to give by midnight for the Student Travel Award. Give now:
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The future of your discipline needs you—TODAY. The Student Travel Award breaks down economic barriers that prevent talented students from attending our Annual Meeting. If not you, who? If not now, when? Make your gift count:
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FINAL HOURS! We're making progress toward reaching our $20K Student Travel Award goal, but time is running out. Emerging sociologists are counting on us to support their Annual Meeting participation. Will you be part of this moment? Give now:
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Remember your first Annual Meeting? The connections you made? Make that possible for sociology students who need conference travel support. We're asking 100 members to give by midnight to reach our $20K Student Travel Award goal. Be one of them:
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We need 100 ASA members to step up TODAY to support our Student Travel Award campaign. Your gift—no matter the size—ensures emerging sociologists can attend our Annual Meeting and contribute their vital perspectives to our discipline. Give before midnight:
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Help shape a dynamic and impactful program of sociology research at #ASA2026 in NYC, August 7-11! The online portal is open for submissions until Feb. 25. https://t.co/lb6fcIdRsP
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Study shows more liberal state policy contexts in adolescence are associated w/ lower dementia risk in older age. Read the results in @JofHSB article by ASA member Susan E. Short @_susaneshort w/ Meghan Zacher + Samantha Brady @PSTC_Brown @BrownSociology.
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Although prior research identifies many social determinants of dementia, few studies look upstream toward dementia’s macrosocial correlates, and fewer still con...
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ASA member Cristobal Young @CornellSoc @CornellCAS says data show that the rich generally stay put, countering warnings that millionaires would flee NYC if Mamdani were elected. @ConversationUS
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Research on millionaire migration reveals that social and professional ties matter far more than marginal tax rates.
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ASA community, we need your help to meet an urgent need among sociology students! We are asking 100 ASA members to make a gift by midnight tonight to help us reach our goal of raising $20K for the Student Travel Award Fund. Give now! https://t.co/WWcwTfu954.
#ASA #sociology
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The deadline for ASA’s Annual Awards is only one month away! Recognize a colleague who has made an outstanding contribution to sociology—nominate before Jan. 1. Read about the diverse award categories here: https://t.co/sJB9JdFchH
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Add to cart: advice, ideas, research inspiration! On this Cyber Monday, take a moment to support student sociologists by helping to alleviate the financial stress of attending the ASA Annual Meeting. Give to the ASA Student Travel Award Fund by Dec 3. https://t.co/WWcwTfu954.
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The American Sociological Association's Executive Director, Heather Washington, highlights the power of sociology to help us envision and build a better world in this article from COSSA's "Why Social Science" series. @COSSADC #COSSA
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We live in an era of rapidly expanding economic inequality, humanitarian crises, chaotic deportation efforts, the militarization of U.S. cities, global conflicts and wars, burdensome labor practices...
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