Meet the Editor of Kōtuitui! 🌟 Professor Bruce Curtis is a sociologist at the University of Waikato whose research explores everything from agriculture & higher education to how new technologies are transforming work & organizations. Learn more: https://bit.ly/44BJEnY @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Read the Kōtuitui articles featured in our Māori Research Collection on Health & Wellbeing - from cultural sleep studies to creative co-design methodologies to Kaupapa frameworks. Visit the collection here ➡️ https://bit.ly/449b5W5 @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Explore Kōtuitui: New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences Online! 🎉 Kōtuitui international, open access journal interweaving social science research from Aotearoa and beyond 🔓 Learn more about what Kōtuitui has to offer here: https://bit.ly/3SvcIef @royalsocietynz.bsky.social

Monthly Journal Spotlight 🔦 A new open access journal from the @bpsofficial.bsky.social — covering human interaction with natural and built environments, from urban design and sustainability to climate response. All methods and disciplines welcomed. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4fVmj7G

Family science has largely overlooked masculinities — until now. A @ncfr.bsky.social special issue brings 18 articles challenging how masculinities are understood, theorized, and studied within families, from an intersectional and critically reflexive lens. Read the issue: https://bit.ly/4uzMLax

Your PhD taught you to research. Not how to publish. Wiley Researcher Academy is built for researchers like you. Self-paced, free to explore, and covering everything you need to know. 60+ hours of learning. Certificate on completion. https://bit.ly/4owlc0h

60 years of TESOL Quarterly! The latest issue marks a major milestone — a special anniversary edition celebrating six decades of field-defining research in language teaching and learning. Read the special issue: https://bit.ly/4xmx1KJ

Research you should know this week 🔎 Three studies this week — covering why Africa's resource wealth isn't securing food, water and energy, what migrant education success means for social mobility policy, and how evaluation can advance racial equity. Links in the comments ⬇️

Could you be the next Editor of the Journal of Family Theory & Review? JFTR are seeking applications for the next editorial team to lead one of the leading journals in family science — advancing theory, research, and practice. Apply by 1 August 2026: https://bit.ly/4arpn7V

Are you a Gen Z researcher in the UK? PhD students and early career researchers (ages 20–30) are invited to take part in a 60-minute Zoom interview on AI, and the future of research. Contact John Akeroyd, or read the details: https://bit.ly/3RQ5MYO @learnedpublishing.bsky.social

📢 @sociologylens.bsky.social has multiple special issue call for papers open right now — and they're tackling some of the most urgent questions in contemporary sociology: Browse the call for papers and submit your research today ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ea8M9F

Open Competition for the Journal of Common Market Studies 2028 Special Issues JCMS is inviting applications for guest editorships of its 2028 Special Issues. Two issues. Spring and Autumn 2028. Submission deadline: 3 July 2026. Apply now: https://bit.ly/3QgPqYu

See the photos from a successful Contemporary European Politics strategy day! 🤝 Bringing editors and Wiley colleagues together for great conversations on shaping the journal's future, strengthening impact, and growing the research community. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4aEB4rU

How much bureaucratic hassle can people tolerate before giving up healthcare? With 28 news outlets mentions, and 14 citations, research in Public Administration Review assessed burden tolerance amid the Medicaid Great Unwinding. Read the research ➡️ https://ow.ly/M7Za50Z4q1K

Your monthly roundup of Call for Papers 📢 Looking for your next publication home? Here are the open CFPs across Social Sciences and Humanities journals this month. Links in the comments ⬇️

TESOL Quarterly has launched a new section — AI in TESOL — dedicated to advancing research on the role of AI in English language teaching and learning. Submissions are now open ➡️https://ow.ly/7SUA50Z4oVm #TESOL #AIinEducation #ELT

This International Day of Families, read research which explores the experiences of transgender and gender nonconforming parents who become parents through pregnancy — and what their stories mean for how we theorize family. Read the research open access: 🔗https://ow.ly/gZFa50YZz4E

Wiley's Ray Abruzzi and Ian Mulvany of the BMJ Group speak frankly about the real opportunities, the underestimated risks, and what responsible AI governance looks like A must-read for society leaders thinking about what good practice looks like. 🔗 https://ow.ly/kgPi50YTeVz

Sociology Lens (formerly Journal of Historical Sociology) is looking for reviewers! As the journal expands into new areas of contemporary sociology, they're seeking scholars across historical sociology, political sociology, gender studies, migration, and more. Interested? https://ow.ly/2SR850YT8bM

Why publish with Wiley? Because submitting should be the easy part. 92% of authors found Wiley's Research Exchange easy to use. It automatically extracts titles, abstracts, and affiliations from your manuscript — no copying, no pasting, no starting over. Read the blog 🔗 https://ow.ly/nWMa50YTaeh

Policy Studies Organization's journals bring researchers and decision-makers into the same conversation. The 1st International Congress on World Food Policy is exactly that in action. Seville, May 8–9: https://ow.ly/JM8b50YTcIZ #WorldFoodPolicy

Your research deserves the right home, but are you checking the right things before you submit? Scope match ✅ Recent article fit ✅ Acceptance rate ✅ Open access options ✅ Our Journal Finder makes it simple: https://ow.ly/G0mI50YT8YR

Good policy needs good research behind it. Policy Studies Organization publishes journals that bring researchers and decision-makers into the same conversation. ➡️https://ow.ly/jHQb50YTawg

This #InternationalWorkersDay, who decides the future of transit work? New research in the American Anthropological Association argues that the push for driverless bus transit isn't simply about technology — it's about worker devaluation. 🔗 https://ow.ly/2o5A50YSAV9#InternationalWorkersDay

🗓️ New month, new research. Our April edit of research fresh from our journals. Explore the latest issues from across our Social Sciences and Humanities journals. Links to the issues in the comments ⬇️ #SocialScience #NewResearch

Just published 🔔 ‘Intervention of Reading and Spelling Problems in Children With Co-Occurring ADHD and Dyslexia’ in Dyslexia: An International Journal of Research and Practice. Read the research now: https://ow.ly/jjbf50YNUky

Our Education portfolio of journals spans early childhood to higher education, connecting rigorous, peer-reviewed scholarship with the educators, administrators, and policymakers who can put it to work. Find your journal and publish where it matters ➡️ https://ow.ly/S9qC50YN1Iv

Submission Countdown ⏰ 63 days left to submit your full manuscript to TESOL Journal's Special Issue on Virtual Intercultural Exchange in TESOL Teacher Education. Submit before June 30 2026 🔗 https://ow.ly/s9wf50YN8UR

#AutismAwarenessMonth 🔵 New research in the British Journal of Special Education asks what parents of autistic children in Ireland really want from individualized education plans — beyond academic goals. Read the research: 🔗 https://ow.ly/zkGf50YMJju

Congratulations to the Best Paper Award winners of Sociology Lens 🏆 Three outstanding Sociology Lens (formerly Journal of Historical Sociology) articles have been recognized for their historical depth, sociological insight, and critical perspective. Read the announcement: https://ow.ly/n41V50YMAGu

The 83rd Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference begins today — and we're proud to be a sponsor. Bringing together political science scholars for four days of hybrid panels, roundtables, and conversations—online and in person in Chicago. 🔗 https://ow.ly/2kN150YMQiM #MPSA2026

Your monthly roundup of Call for Papers 📢 Looking for your next publication home? Here are the open CFPs across Social Sciences and Humanities journals this month — from special educational needs and inclusive education to applied family science. Links in the comments ⬇️

If you've been thinking about taking on an editorial role, now's a good time to look. Three opportunities are open right now spanning education research, art & design education, and intellectual disabilities. Links to vacancies in the comments ⬇️

This Earth Day, explore the first paper in the new British Psychological Society journal, Environmental Psychology Research. A systematic review asking: how does waste bin design and location shape real-world recycling behavior? ➡️ https://ow.ly/SrS450YGZiW

Research you should know this week 🔎 Studies generating significant real-world conversation this week — with Altmetric scores up to 277, placing them among the most talked-about research in their fields. Links to the research in the comments ⬇️

Early career researchers don't just belong in the lecture hall. They belong in the room where decisions are made. Here's why that matters for journals and careers alike: https://ow.ly/7kef50YBuv4

Monthly Journal Spotlight 🔦 Health Information and Libraries Journal bridges research with practical application in health information and library services — welcoming contributions from all levels of experience, including those from alternative pathways. 🔗 https://ow.ly/E5Zt50YLgMQ

Not sure what AI is actually OK to use in your research? Wiley's guidelines give clear, practical guidance on where AI can help — from literature reviews and drafting through to data analysis, visuals, and editing — and how to disclose it properly. Full guidance ➡️ https://ow.ly/EeZw50YBu1r

71% of researchers with 31+ years' experience are society members. Only 32% of early career researchers are, and 51% of ECRs have never been members at all. Our society member research unpacks the steps societies can take to reach the next generation of members. Discover: https://ow.ly/ufVz50YJQSC

A wooden log coffin fell from a cliff in Poland in 1899. The woman inside was buried with amber beads, bronze bracelets, and a cowhide, but dating estimates differed by 300 years. New research in Archaeometry using tree-ring analysis has now resolved it. Read the story 🔗 https://ow.ly/PnAP50YBtNM

Your research can inform decisions, markets, and policy, but only if it’s seen. In February 2026, Business, Economics, Finance and Accounting research on Wiley Online Library reached 1.9 million views. Get your work seen ➡️https://ow.ly/27fJ50YBtwX

The 2026 American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting Call for Submissions is now open for submissions. This year AAA has introduced a single unified call covering all session types. Submit your proposal by 29 April ➡️ 🔗 https://ow.ly/HfYj50YBt38

Does generative AI undermine our motivation to learn? Research in British Journal of Educational Technology warns of "metacognitive laziness" — and is reshaping how schools and universities integrate AI tools. 79 news outlets. 230 citations. Altmetric: 715. Read now ➡️ https://ow.ly/uzeF50YBrpy

At AERA2026 in Los Angeles this week? We're proud to sponsor the AERA Conference! Between sessions, explore our Education Journals — shaping teaching, learning and policy, worldwide. Learn more: 🔗 https://ow.ly/EkzO50YFGFL

Search Social Sciences and Humanities journals, compare metrics side by side, and find the right fit for your work — all in one place. Our Journal Finder makes the next step easy ➡️ https://ow.ly/wNLz50YET5M

For World Health Day, we're highlighting research from our new virtual issue — from gendered exclusion from TB care in Malawi to insurance drop-out in Ethiopia and who is missing from Nepal's health system. Article links in the comments ⬇️ Virtual issue 🔗 https://ow.ly/h3FE50YEYtX

This time of year can offer a moment to pause and reflect. Research shows that mentally stepping back from routine, what psychologists call detachment, is one of the most effective ways to support wellbeing. A reminder of the value of taking time to reset. 🔗: https://ow.ly/yhlZ50YBkjc

Attention, published authors 🎉 Certificates for Top Cited Articles are starting to land in inboxes today. Huge congratulations to everyone recognized! If you receive one, we’d love to see you share your #TopCitedArticle with us on social.

The most-read article across Social Sciences and Humanities journals since publication.🏆 Congratulations to the authors Milbank Memorial Fund & The Milbank Quarterly — published February 2026 and our most-read new research since its release. Read the article ➡️ https://ow.ly/GAX750YBkmt

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