There’s still time to apply for the Deaf in AI & Technology workshop. The deadline’s this Sunday, 23 November. Re-sharing in case you haven’t seen it yet.

Congrats to Rebecca Monteleone whose book, The Double Bind of Disability, came out today! www.upress.umn.edu/978151791768... I got to ask her questions about it for this podcast (which also came out today): share.transistor.fm/s/a581e7be (UMinn Press does some really cool things.)

Grad students — this seems like a cool funding opportunity! PA/Robert Lemelson Foundation Fellowships are designed to provide graduate students working in the field of psychological anthropology with funding to pursue exploratory research for planning their doctoral dissertation research

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Check out this fascinating paper on the development of children's political ingroup preferences from the DID lab at UCSC! @hghwang.bsky.social

Excited to announce DID lab's first paper! psycnet.apa.org/record/2026-... We find that children as young as 6 show political ingroup preference! First paper of very talented @annie-schw.bsky.social! In JEP: General's special issue on political development (1/3)

🚨New preprint with co-author @sheilaxu.bsky.social: How disabled scientists spice up science, technology, and everywhere and all at once.🚨

How disabled scientists spice up science, technology, and everywhere and all at once. Powerful preprint by the brilliant @jennychenlu.bsky.social & @sheilaxu.bsky.social on the ethics of hiring deaf and disabled people in STEM. Read here: tinyurl.com/52kceckw

hello world!!! I’m new here… any recs for academics to follow in the areas of: cog sci, psych, policy, disability studies, poli sci, and econ? Excited to join the academic chatter here!