Economic resources and social factors, like positive parent-child interactions, are stronger predictors of children’s well-being. Yet parental essentialism remains. @jrandles3 and @MCsociology summarizes their findings on fatherhood @TheSocietyPages:

The latest issue of ASA’s Contexts Magazine @contextsmag includes an article by Laurel Westbrook @LaurelWestbr00k and stef m. shuster @stefshuster on the importance of telling stories about trans joy. Read this and all other articles for free until 12/15. https://t.co/WWaumXVYOQ

Happy Day of Giving! We at COSS are pumped to join the festivities and fundraise for COSS programs! Stay tuned to learn more about the many programs we will be highlighting and sharing for the next 24 hours! Let’s GOOO! https://t.co/ZN7TDLfk15 #DayOfGiving #FresnoState

🎆We are thrilled to announce that the complete July 2023 Special Issue, A Class of Our Own: Teaching Sociology by, for, and about First-Generation and Working-Class People is now available online. The print issue is coming to a mailbox near you soon! https://t.co/kV6tviFpmU 🎇

In honors of Father's Day, sharing this new pub just out in @menandmas co-authored with @MCsociology who agreed to think and write together about how diverse fathers grapple with gender essentialist logics of parenting. in https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1097184X231182623

Such cool people at Fresno State doing cool things. Dr. Juarez is awesome. Read about the work she does.

Cher makes @FresnoStateWGSS proud!!

The College Research Committee has carefully reviewed nominations and has determined the recipients for the 2022-2023 COSS Faculty Awards. 🌟Congratulations to all the award recipients! 👏

Our amazing @FresnoStateWGSS double medalist!

Thank you @AsmArambula for standing SO firm in your commitment to support CV students! We appreciate you! Shout out to the amazing @Fresno_State students who traveled to the State Capitol today and led their very first research action!! #HomeIsSacred 🐾❤️💙

Check out their current article at https://t.co/alBWMX0g2e and its predecessor piece, "The Diaper Dilemma" at

Jennifer Randles (@jrandles3), co-author w/ Jennifer Sherman of "Diaper Despair and Deflecting Inequalities": "The case of #diaperneed is a really good example of how there is a tendency to individualize social problems—and the ramifications of that."

So much joy seeing this in the new edition of Contexts! @LaurelWestbr00k @stefshuster @contextsmag

Milwaukee Diaper Mission partners with UWM to help student-parents https://t.co/FIqXUVRH7C 2/2

Check out this IRP Fast Focus Policy brief about diaper scarcity based on work by @jrandles3 https://t.co/SOmmVBPNlK then read on to find out about this great new program by @MKEdiaper at @UWM 1/2

Many congrats on this well-deserved recognition, Dr. Amber Crowell! @acrowellsoci

New IRP Policy Brief on diaper scarcity among low-income families, based on work by @jrandles3 of @Fresno_State. ~ 1/3 mothers in the US struggle with diaper scarcity & nearly 1/2 of US infants & toddlers live in low-income families. #diaperdilemmas More: https://t.co/SOmmVBybXa

Something new and cool: for the first time ever the federal government is launching a program to give diapers to families that can’t afford them

🎙️The latest episode of the #AhlqiustAgenda released last week. Don't forget to check it out on your preferred streaming platform before joining us for our webinar to #EndDiaperNeed in Illinois at Noon CST. Register: https://t.co/ix4yeLPBUU