Elisabetta Aurino

Excited that our comment on focusing research and policies on #inequality from #children’s perspectives has been published @commspsychol.nature.com! Thanks to @kidlab.bsky.social’s Eddie Brummelmann for leading this interdisciplinary effort @jacobsfoundation.bsky.social & @CIFAR for supporting us!

Che meraviglia!! Tanti auguri Eugenio!

Exciting news: I'm on the #econjobmarket this year!

Thank you so much @lidiafarre.bsky.social for the guidance and support!

We are delighted to announce our next webinar on:
📆 December 16th at 3pm (CET time).

To attend the event, please register using this link: shorturl.at/cxy4Y

📣Hi #EconSky! I am on the job market! 📣
My JMP builds a 20-year panel showing an after-school care reform increased university grad. rates. 🎓
The key: moving children from home 🏠 to care centers 🧑‍🧒‍🧒, where peer interactions shaped preferences and beliefs — not skills🧮.

For more: sevinkaytan.com

Gracias Jorge Garcia y @mariahdb.bsky.social por este articulo sobre SPANDE en @nadaesgratis.bsky.social!! 🤩

Nuestros objectivos son:
- Fortecer la comunidad de economistas que trabajan en paises a renta baja o mediana
- Suportar NGOs o instituciones a evaluar de manera rigorosa sus programas
👇🏾

Full house for the third #SPANDE workshop start!! Thanks @mariahdb.bsky.social and Jorge Garcia Hombrados for organising and @fundacionareces.bsky.social for supporting!! See program below 👇🏾

En Madrid este martes!!! 👇🏾👇🏾

go.bsky.app/9mZrrpQ thanks @jfledderjohann.bsky.social to compile this starting pack on #FoodSecurity amd #Nutrition! Here’s the link for anyone who’s interested in joining the conversation! 👇🏾

What an issue!!! So proud of my @ubeconomics.bsky.social @fundacioieb.bsky.social colleagues @matteogamalerio.bsky.social and Jenifer Ruiz Valenzuela that stroke not one, but TWO articles in this month issue of AEJ:Policy!! 😻

I had the chance to join the wonderful “Teachers’ voices” @boldinsights.bsky.social, my very first podcast!!

Grateful for the chance to talk about parental education engagement and add my “researcher voice” to the ones of teachers from around the 🌍

Listen here 👇🏾

Since childhood, I always loved the thrill of starting a new notebook 🤓

Today especially excited to start this new one featuring Ghanaian writers that we designed to thank the 2,400 kids participating in our @erc.europa.eu LEAD study! cordis.europa.eu/project/id/1...
@poverty-action.bsky.social

After the US, basic science is in danger also in the EU! Let’s raise our voices to protect the autonomy and independence of the @erc.europa.eu! Read our statement below 👇🏾

1/ 🚨 New paper! 🚨
How do the economic trajectories of children of immigrants vary across 15 high-income countries? We study intergenerational mobility of immigrants, using individual-level linked parent-child data across Europe, North America, and beyond. 🧵👇 #EconSky

Thanks Kari! I did not know gps and shapefiles were available too - what an awesome website!!! 🙏🏽

A line graph showing the number of countries where smallpox was endemic from 1920 to 1980. There are five colored lines representing different regions: Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, and Oceania. The y-axis indicates the number of countries, ranging from 0 to 50, while the x-axis marks the years from 1920 to 1980. Each region's line trends downward, reflecting a decline in endemic countries over the years. Significant events are marked with dashed vertical lines: in 1959, the WHO resolved to aim for eradication; in 1967, an intensified eradication campaign began; 1977 marks the last recorded case; and in 1980, smallpox was declared eradicated. A note at the bottom specifies that the precise year of elimination in Oceania is only known for Australia (1917) and New Zealand (1914). Additionally, data sources are cited as Fenner, Henderson, Arita, Jezek, and Ladnyi (1988) and the graph is attributed to Saloni Dattani, licensed under CC-BY. The source of the data is Our World in Data, which focuses on research and measures against global issues.

Smallpox declined gradually, until the WHO coordinated the global effort to eradicate it 🧵

This post estimates that proposed USAID cuts will cost almost a million lives
www.cgdev.org/blog/millio...

Has anyone archived all the materials that were previously in the DHS website?

Right! That would be great, actually. We should do it if no-one has done it!!

Hoy en @nadaesgratis.bsky.social comentamos nuestro estudio con @juditvall.bsky.social y Caoimhe T Rice sobre cómo el acceso a la sanidad pública influye en las denuncias por violencia de género:

You mean Ipums? They have a lot of dhs data there, but i think not full datasets

What happens when countries do NOT invest in #EarlyChildhood 🐣?

New paper modeling COSTS OF INACTION:
-NOT preventing #malnutrition in countries with high stunting costs 2.8% GDP
-NOT running universal #pre-school across Sub-Saharan Africa costs 1.6%GDP

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Call for applications to Spande workshop

Apply to this year’s #SPANDE #development economics workshop by June 15! Great, fun and supportive community - this year we are partnering with @fundacionareces.bsky.social which is kindly hosting us in Madrid!! #econsky

Why It’s Important to Talk about Race with Children Children start learning about race and racism as early as preschool. Talking about race early, however difficult, will help them become more antiracist

I wrote a piece for @sciam.bsky.social about why White parents should be talking to their kids about race and racism. It was so great to work with @megha.bsky.social on this piece! Please share! www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-...

Great resource to get a quick overview of new paper/stuff going on in #econsky!!!
Thanks @bestofecontwitter.bsky.social to put together this fantastic newsletter!!

I am excited to have joined this unique community of European scientists!

Together we can make our voice of researchers heard - which now is more important than ever!!

If you have @erc.europa.eu funding, consider joining us, and EVERYONE - stay tuned @ercgrantees.bsky.social
for activities 👇🏾

And check out our keynote speakers: Bishnupriya Gupta (Warwick), @climent.bsky.social (Exeter) and Christine Valente (Bristol).

3rd Workshop on Gender Issues and Development
📅 3-4 November 2025
📍University of Reading

Submit your paper by July, 2 here: shorturl.at/mUhPs

📣 Submit your paper to the 10th Conference in Development Economics organised by SITES.

Keynotes: Stefan Dercon (Oxford), Nathalie Picard (Université de Strasbourg) Kevin Urama (AFB)

📅 15-17 September 2025
📍 Villa Mondragone, Rome, Italy

Apply by 31 May 2025
Link: shorturl.at/unDqU

💬 Jacobs Foundation Research Fellow @bettaaurino.bsky.social shares how school meals and parenting programs are helping children thrive in Ghana and Mali.

Read the full interview on @boldinsights.bsky.social 🔗 boldscience.org/the-economis...

#Education #BOLD #Ghana #Mali

Molta il-lusio per aquest grup i per la candidatura de @juditvall.bsky.social com a degana de la nostra facultat!!