Need an antidote to the hopelessness of American political life? Listen to an episode of In Solidarity. In the episode where I’m featured, we talk tenant organizing, health, & what it looks like to catalyze change by building power from the ground up. It’s worth a listen💯
Jamila Michener
@povertyscholar
Prof @Cornell: policy, power, poverty, racism, health, housing|Author: Fragmented Democracy: Medicaid, Federalism & Unequal Politics|@povertyscholar.bsky.social
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Excited to be included in this special issue! My is a reflection on "Ethical and Transformative Scholarly Public Engagement." Researchers seeking to engage communities and change processes--take a look!
Proud to share this newly released special issue of @LongwoodsNotes highlighting the past, present and future of #publicengagement in Canadian health policy…the culmination of a productive collaboration with a fabulous team supported by @MacFutureCanadaView quoted post on X
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Excited this is out! My piece is about grassroots power, a critical but understudied facet of the Medicaid policy landscape. I explore the role of grassroots actors in the health policy ecosystem, drawing our attention to the promise & pathways for building power for health.
Advance pub articles of @JHPPL special issue I edited on 'Medicaid at 60' now online & open access. Great contributors: @povertyscholar @pamela_herd @LaurawherryR @CharleyWillison Campbell, Grogan, Sommers...Check it out!View quoted post on X
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Receiving an award is lovely, but awkward. Having someone talk about you in front of a room full of colleagues will never not be weird to me. Nevertheless, I am grateful that @CharleyWillison was the one to do it. I was honored by the genuinely kind words she shared tonight.
So honored to share this public engagement award with @povertyscholar. Even nicer to receive this award from my friend @sarahgollust, who held back on the zingers suggested by @EGolbersteinView quoted post on X
Great @APSAtweets panel on @DomingoMorel’s new book, Developing Scholars. Insightful conversation on the importance of political organizing in advancing educational equity & the disproportionate labor that marginalized communities expend struggling for racial & economic justice.
Many thanks to @KimberleyNYC @povertyscholar @sally_nuamah and @DeondraRose for their wonderful comments and thoughtful conversation about my book Developing Scholars @APSAtweetsView quoted post on X