RT @ASAnews: Learn about this @ssrc_org @SloanFoundation initiative to provide financial support for societally valuable economics research….

Each month, Frontiers in Social & Behavioral Science celebrates new work in our founding associations' flagship journals. Read all of the featured articles here:.

In @ASR_Journal, Lauren A. Rivera and Estela B. Diaz use qualitative data from elite independent pre K-12 schools to find that admissions processes are structured to exclude applicants at risk of disabilities. Read more at the link below:

Jenae Carpenter, the 2025 Rachel Tanur Memorial Second Prize winner, studies the effects of penal power on Luritja people’s lives in central Australia, and comments on the intimate relationships visual ethnographers build with their subjects. Read more:

Each month, Frontiers in Social & Behavioral Science celebrates new work in our founding associations' flagship journals. Read all of the featured articles here:.

In @apsrjournal, @adam_m_auerbach, @shikhar_46, and @tariqthachil surveyed small town politicians in India and found that local government officials lack procedural knowledge on how to govern.

This piece published by @WallaceFdn highlights the work of two Fellows supported by the SSRC’s Arts Research in Communities program: Raquel Jimenez with @pregonesprtt and Amanda Boston with @LaundromatProj. Learn more:.

We welcome other funders to contribute to the Research Rescue Fund, and encourage funders to support canceled or suspended research in disciplines other than economics.

The fund will provide financial support for societally valuable economics research that was formerly funded by the NSF. Funds are limited, so grantseekers should apply as soon as possible. Apply here:

In recent months the NSF has significantly reduced research funding. We're partnering with @SloanFoundation to launch a Research Rescue Fund, a citizen-led initiative to rescue societally valuable economics research. Learn more:

The photo that won the 2025 Rachel Tanur Memorial First Prize “captures the weathered hand of the oldest woman in the quilombo community of Cachoeira, Brazil,” writes winner Stephanie Fanfan Simbo. Read more in Simbo’s photo essay:.

Each month, Frontiers in Social & Behavioral Science celebrates new work in our founding associations' flagship journals. Read all of the featured articles here:.

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In @AEAjournals AER, Christopher T. Stanton and Catherine Thomas reveal that online platforms for short-term remote work that do not have to comply with traditional employment regulations benefit all market participants, and especially workers.

RT @APN_SSRC: 🎙️| Day 1 - Dr. Cyril Obi, Program Director, #APN & #NextGen, shared opening remarks at the Research Methods Workshop, highli….

RT @NextGenAfrica: Excited to share highlights from the APN and Next Gen-sponsored panel, “Defending Democracy in Africa: Challenges and Op….

RT @HornReview: 📢 Season 03 of @HornDialogues launches soon!. We kick off with Dr. Cyril Obi - a leading voice on conflict, peacebuilding &….

We're pleased to welcome Ira Katznelson, Ruggles Professor of Political Science and History @Columbia, to the SSRC Board of Directors. Katznelson is a former president of both the American Political Science Association and the Social Science Research Council.

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Frontiers in Social and Behavioral Science features new research in the flagship journals of the SSRC's founding disciplinary associations. Every month we publish a new selection of articles from the most recent issues of these journals.