BTW, It's not too late to sign up for this bootcamp below where I will one of the speakers talking about, you guessed it, AI. 👇

At the @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social Conference in June, we hosted a discussion about growing censorship concerns in higher education. Library and education leaders shared their perspectives on how the academic community can respond. Watch the recording: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWDW...

Whose work most influenced you? Institute Professor of Economics at MIT and Nobel Prize winner, Daron Acemoglu, answers this question on a special episode of the Social Science Bites podcast. Hear from today’s leading social and behavioral scientists: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/04/whos...

We’re proud to share that Sage has won six awards at APEX 2026. Our winning titles span digital learning, video, and professional development. Learn more: https://ow.ly/UJSI50ZjZa1

According to my Sage Policy Profile, my work has 1,261 citations across 921 policy documents. 71 policy documents which cite my work have been cited a further 817 times in 500 other policy documents. @vitenskapsteori.bsky.social #impact since 1996 policyprofiles.sagepub.com/profile/3560...

There’s still time to register for Critical Thinking Bootcamp 2026 This free event offers ready-to-use resources for academic librarians and faculty to help strengthen AI literacy. New for 2026, access an AI resource list for the academic community. Register now: https://bit.ly/4v0LQ3S

We're thrilled to be partnering with @sagepub.com for this exciting online event! Join us on July 30 for Critical Thinking Bootcamp: Strengthening AI Literacy. Click through to see the incredible line-up of speakers who will be participating. Register for free: ow.ly/67KE50Zjir0 #AILiteracy

Public-good curators like Nature Portfolio's @richvn.bsky.social share the responsibility of swiftly and transparently correcting errors. Our guide with @sagepub.com highlights the importance of their work. Download it here 👇️ senseaboutscience.org/championing-...

How do AI systems “think” about people? Mahzarin Banaji explains how social cognition research reveals the biases built into large language models and why that matters. Listen to the new episode: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/07/mahz...

Congratulations to Co-Director Markus for receiving the 2026 Sage Publishing-Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (@casbsstanford.bsky.social) Award, which recognizes outstanding achievement in the behavioral and social sciences! tinyurl.com/fe5ymjze

Are you coming to ALA Annual Conference? Join us for Banned Books from the Big Chair! This is the don't miss engagement opportunity at #ALAAC26! w/ @sagepub.com @ifrt-ala.bsky.social @uabookbans.bsky.social @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social cdmcd.co/qdYxMp

Our friends at Sage, sponsor of #BannedBooksBigChair, will have a panel on #AcademicFreedom during #ALAAC26 - don't miss it!

Choice's Editor & Publisher Bill Mickey will be moderating this interactive and complimentary online event on July 30th. Register at bit.ly/4v0LQ3S #AILiteracy

Join us on July 30 for our 7th-annual #CriticalThinkingBootcamp: Strengthening AI Literacy. Held in partnership with Choice Reviews, this free event will provide practical tools for academic librarians and faculty to support AI literacy. Secure your spot: https://bit.ly/4v0LQ3S#CriticalThinkingBootcamp

Join Sage at the @amlibraryassoc.bsky.social Annual Conference for a panel on Saturday, June 27 at 11:30am. Academic librarians will discuss growing pressures in higher education, including censorship concerns and new legal and institutional constraints. Learn more: www.sagepub.com/our-initiati...

Join us on June 30 for an online discussion on strengthening research integrity in an age of AI. In partnership with EASSH, this webinar brings together expert perspectives on how researchers can navigate AI opportunities and challenges responsibly. Register for free: https://ow.ly/QE8650ZcEYP

For Pride Month, we’re sharing a hub of free-to-access research highlighting LGBTQ+ perspectives. The hub brings together research, videos, and books across disciplines, covering queer theory, gender identity, queer justice, and more. Explore the collection: https://ow.ly/BxXt50ZcjEI

Mahzarin Banaji, Harvard University, discusses her research on implicit bias and LLMs in the first video in our new Quick Insight series. Quick Insight is a series of short clips from experts across higher education. Follow the full series on Social Science Space: https://ow.ly/bOSV50Zaq0O

Dr Leo Lo promotes AI literacy to improve how people evaluate sources comprehensively. Public-good curators like him are crucial for our digital fluency. Our guide with @sagepub.com highlights the importance of their work Explore the guide here 👇 senseaboutscience.org/championing-...

Is your brain a scientist? Then where do its theories come from? And how do those paradigms shift? Lots of fun recording this with Dave Edmonds for Social Science Bites.

How does the brain work like a scientist? Psychologist and neuroscientist @danieljamesyon.bsky.social explains how the brain makes predictions and builds theories to interpret ambiguous information. Listen to the new episode of Social Science Bites: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/06/dani...

Discover the Sage papers with the greatest scholarly, policy, and public impact over a decade. Our Most Impactful Articles ranking highlights high-visibility scholarship, broadly usable methodological tools and socially relevant research – all free to read.

EVENT VIDEO 📹 The 2026 Sage-CASBS Award Lecture by Hazel Rose Markus Markus spoke on The Hidden Power of Cultural Defaults Watch @sagepub.com CEO Blaise Simqu present Markus w/the award prize & plaque after the talk. We thank Sage for making the award possible 😘 www.youtube.com/watch?v=es5X...

Mental Health Awareness Week (11–17 May): explore Sage Journals research to inform, educate, and support better care including recently published articles, special issues, and videos. https://ow.ly/OFru50YTFWf #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

For Jewish American Heritage Month, we’re sharing a hub of free-to-access resources on Social Science Space. Find digital resources on the history, culture, and contributions of Jewish Americans in the United States. Browse the collection: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/05/reca...

Sage's 2026 Critical Thinking Challenge drew nearly 200 submissions from higher ed faculty around the world. The top submissions offer practical examples educators can adapt globally for their own classrooms. We are pleased to announce the winners: www.sagepub.com/explore-our-...

May is Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Explore research on the 2026 theme, Power in Unity: Strengthening Communities Together. Browse now: https://ow.ly/PBS550YSlpe #AANHPI #AANHPIHeritageMonth

You’re not under a microscope – you just think you are. Cornell professor Tom Gilovich breaks down the spotlight effect and why we regret what we didn’t do in this month’s episode of the Social Science Bites podcast. Listen here: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/05/tom-...

The 2026 Alison Morrison Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award had an inspiring shortlist of six great IPG members. And the winner is… @sagepub.com #ipa26

"Which piece of social science research has most inspired or influenced you?" Host @davidedmonds100.bsky.social asks this question to every guest on the Social Science Bites podcast. Hear @dacemoglumit.bsky.social, @safiyanoble.bsky.social and more answer: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/04/whos...

Did you miss our webinar about social and behavioral science impact? Panelists discussed findings from a Sage report showing the disconnect between researchers’ desires to make real-world impact and the incentive structures of their institutions. Watch the recording: youtu.be/q1QiMiJY-4Q?...

For Arab American Heritage Month, we’re sharing a hub of free-to-access resources on Social Science Space. With new additions for 2026, find digital resources on the history, culture, and contributions of Arab Americans in the United States. Browse the collection: ow.ly/FezX50VtNrC

Listen to Ellora Derenoncourt, Assistant Professor of Economics and Founding Director of Princeton's Program for Research on Inequality, discuss the US racial wealth gap on a recent episode of Social Science Bites (@sagepub.com). https://bit.ly/4cdU1Sq

Hazel Rose Markus, winner of this year’s Sage-CASBS award, will deliver a public lecture at @casbsstanford.bsky.social on May 7th. Past winners include Daniel Kahneman, Elizabeth Anderson, Alondra Nelson, and Daron Acemoglu. Read more about the award and register to attend: bit.ly/4mhyeOm

Nominations are still open for the Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award sponsored by Sage and @ischoolui.bsky.social. The award acknowledges individuals or groups who have furthered the cause of intellectual freedom. Nominate now: ischool.illinois.edu/news-events/...

There’s still time to register for our free webinar on supporting impact-focused social and behavioral scientists. Our panel will offer actionable insights on connecting research with policy and rethink how impact and institutional incentives are defined. Register now: https://ow.ly/Vrnk50YFzx5

The Alison Morrison Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award @nosycrow.bsky.social Otter-Barry Books @papublishing.bsky.social @sagepub.com @scmpress.bsky.social @sweetcherrypub.bsky.social

Public event at CASBS in partnership w/ @sagepub.com Thursday, May 7 | 5:30pm The 2026 Sage-CASBS Award Lecture by Hazel Rose Markus “The Hidden Power of Cultural Defaults” Event details, talk summary, and registration: bit.ly/4mhyeOm

With misinformation on the rise, critical thinking is more important than ever. We asked higher education professionals to share their ideas on better incorporating critical thinking strategies in the classroom. Meet the finalists from Sage's first-ever Critical Thinking Challenge.

Sage is a Finalist for a 2026 EPIC Award in Publishing Education and Training Initiatives! Grateful to be recognized alongside so many talented professionals. #ScholarlyPublishing #EPICAwards Society for Scholarly Publishing Learn more about the awards: https://ow.ly/gubT50YCQto

Our Sign Language and Deaf Studies microsite features free-to-access research that spans education, hearing loss, healthcare, accessibility, and more. Browse the collection: https://ow.ly/tcPG50YwLAa

“…Black Americans hold, on average, about 17 cents for every dollar of white wealth.” Ellora Derenoncourt of Princeton University discusses the racial wealth gap in the United States on a new episode of the Social Science Bites podcast. Listen now: www.socialsciencespace.com/2026/04/ello...

For #TransgenderDayofVisibilty, we're sharing a blog about the importance of visibility and resistance in trans research. Find new, free-to-access resources on trans hope and joy. Read on Social Science Space: www.socialsciencespace.com/2025/03/tran...

Join us on April 15 for a talk on the disconnect between impact-focused researchers and institutional incentives. Our panel will share practical solutions for connecting research with policy and discuss how the free tool Sage Policy Profiles supports scholars. Register: https://ow.ly/lAqV50YAw6Z

This #SocialWorkMonth, we’re sharing free, accessible resources that help inspire students to explore meaningful careers in social work. Find activities from award-winning authors and a downloadable poster on our Careers in Social Work hub: ow.ly/81Xz50YzFc0

HAZEL ROSE MARKUS wins 2026 Sage-CASBS Award Hazel Markus’s pathbreaking work has illuminated ways in which cultural contexts and psychological processes constitute each other. She delivers a public award lecture at CASBS on May 7. Read our full announcement: bit.ly/4rOAJbV @sagepub.com

@alicemeadows.bsky.social reminds us that people deserve to have access to an information ecosystem everyone can understand. Public-good curators like her help foster that environment. Our new guide with @sagepub.com champions the role of #PublicGoodCuration Download the guide bit.ly/3Kemcqn

I've just made live the updated website that accompanies my R book (www.discovr.rocks) - it's mostly finished: almost all of the chapter solutions/task solutions are done, data are live, updated info about the `discovr` package of interactive tutorials, and it's had a face lift.

Our latest report is a snapshot of the work we accomplished in 2025. It highlights how we’re investing in critical thinking, championing research impact, and providing trusted resources to help educators navigate AI-driven change. Read the report: www.sagepub.com/about-us/our...

❓What role do librarians play in the age of AI?❓ Michael Meth from SJSU Library explains why librarians are central to #PublicGoodCuration, helping people navigate AI-generated information. For more, explore 'The People’s Case for Curators' guide, developed with @sagepub.com ➡️ bit.ly/40nA6ec