Dianna Tran
@DiannaTran19
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@SRCDtweets/@AAAS_STPF Executive Branch Fellow 2020-2022 @OPRE_ACF. @mirzayanfellow 2020. Developmental Psychology PhD. Views are my own. She/her
Los Angeles, CA
Joined April 2020
It was so rewarding to talk to so many people who were interested in non-academic careers and science policy! This is the list of science policy fellowships I referred to during the session:
jhscipolgroup.org
List of U.S. and International Science & Technology Fellowships by AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow Dr. Kelly Singel
For those that attended our session @SRCDtweets I totally spaced on sharing some key resources. Scan the QR code for some resources that can help you with your career exploration! Thanks to our panelists @negrete_andrea1 @DiannaTran19 @DrDiamondBravo1
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As an SRCD Federal Executive Branch Policy Fellow placed at @OPRE_ACF, @DiannaTran19 is identifying ways that research and evaluation can be made more #equitable with OPRE’s Race Equity Workgroup. Read the full spotlight:
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Today is #ChildTaxCredit Awareness Day! The new Child Tax Credit will provide families with monthly payments, giving them a lifeline out of poverty. https://t.co/EUp4tByOho
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The CDC acknowledged this week that the risk of getting the coronavirus from surfaces is low. "There’s really no evidence that anyone has ever gotten Covid-19 by touching a contaminated surface," said an expert on airborne viruses.
nytimes.com
This week, the C.D.C. acknowledged what scientists have been saying for months: The risk of catching the coronavirus from surfaces is low.
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💯 This pandemic highlights how much we rely on childcare workers, yet they aren’t adequately compensated as the essential first responders they are.
If you care about our economy, you should care about childcare. Fewer women are participating in the workforce now than anytime over the past thirty years—with many citing few childcare options during the pandemic. Just like roads, childcare is essential to get to work.
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Excited to spend the next few days learning about the latest child development work being done. This virtual lobby is so cute! #SRCD2021 @SRCDtweets
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With #SRCD21 about 2 weeks away, please add our session to your calendars! We hope you join us for this important and necessary conversation! @SRCDtweets @MichaelLopezPhD @KeianaMayfield @SRCDLatinx @SRCDBlkCaucus @SRCDasiancaucus
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Incredible to see how the American Rescue Plan incorporates recommendations from @theNASEM‘s “Roadmap to Reducing Child Poverty” to support children and families 🤩
The #AmericanRescuePlan will reduce #childpoverty by over one half, largely thanks to the child tax credit expansion. The Plan will also reduce overall poverty in the US by almost one third. #pn3policy
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During #COVID19, 1 in 5 Latino and Black households with children struggle to get enough food. The pandemic has magnified the racial/ethnic disparities in food insufficiency, employment, housing, and health care access. https://t.co/uoEsCMXSSB via @NRCHispanic
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So proud to be one of this years @SRCDtweets Federal Policy Fellows! Check out all the new and second year fellows! @DiannaTran19
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How #COVID19 exacerbates inequities among vulnerable children: https://t.co/UaILb6GztD
#childdevelopment @thehill
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Developmental science has shown that children’s experiences influence their physical, socio-emotional, and cognitive development.
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NOTICE: Due to uncertainty of the re-opening in our DC office, we're changing the dates for the 2021 cohort: - Application deadline extended to April 30, 2021 - New program dates are Aug. 30 - Nov. 19, 2021 Contact us or visit https://t.co/9jAneGPiAU if you have any questions.
mirzayanfellow.nas.edu
This program is an early career educational and training opportunity. It is designed to engage its Fellows in the analytical process that informs U.S. science and technology policy.
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I think grocery shopping would be way less stressful if I didn’t spend half my time running away from maskless shoppers
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Feeling like I’m in a dysfunctional relationship with R. If my code isn’t working, I wish R would just straight up tell me what’s wrong so we can fix it ~together~. Instead I have to guess and decipher nonsense 🤦🏻♀️
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For those who are interested in research-based solutions to stop police violence, here’s what you need to know - based on the facts and data. A thread. (1/x)
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Society for Research in Child Development Statement on the U.S. Government Withholding Funding for the World Health Organization https://t.co/XoPmaZIoaN
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The eventual end of social distancing measures “will be a question of easing up, not lifting measures overnight.” The latest #COVID19Conversations webinar outlines what data we need to get there. #COVID19
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