Sending lots of love from the UK to you Beth. Life sucks sometimes own it's own and these current events just make it even harder. I want to believe this will pass faster than we think. Also, you are brilliant! And lots of people, like me, appreciate your work a lot ❤️
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Had a fantastic time yesterday discussing our findings from the Ethnicity and Unequal Ageing project (www.ethnicityandunequalageing.ac.uk) with the team at @ageingbetter.bsky.social. Thank you very much, Jemma and the team, for the kind invitation and for taking the time to listen to us.
24.09.2025 14:48 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
These structural barriers matter: they shape whose voices are heard, whose knowledge counts, and whose health is prioritised.
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Takeaways:
* White men remain the most represented, though their share has declined slightly.
* Authors from Caribbean and Bangladeshi backgrounds are consistently underrepresented.
* Patterns vary by gender × ethnicity, showing complex dynamics of exclusion.
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Who gets to sit at the decision-making table in health inequalities research?
Together with Dr Lucinda Cash-Gibson and Dr João L. Bastos, our study looks at how gender and ethnicity shape authorship in UK health inequalities research (1970–2023). Full study 👉 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Thanks for sharing that Michelle. I have a preference to put the blame elsewhere, and not use words that feels like we are labelling groups as they were defined by it - people are not vulnerable, society is making them vulnerable. So, I prefer to use 'being marginalised' or 'being minoritised'.
15.01.2025 15:25 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0
Amazing Jingwen! You work so hard and deserve so much. I am so happy for you. Thank you for your brilliant work on this important issue.
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🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇧🇪🇺 Professor of Economics and Social Policy at UCL Social Research Institute and Research Fellow at IZA interested in gender and socioeconomic inequality in access to higher education and the labo(u)r market
Freedom and unfreedom in work, leisure and citizenship. People who move and resistance to precarity. Policy & practice responses to 'modern slavery', refugee settlement and migrant youth inclusion. Sociology Senior Lecturer, Uni of Sheffield.
Teach and research politics and political economy at the University of Sheffield. Currently researching global culture wars, the radical right, and neurodiversity identity politics.
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www.bethlinas.com
Official account for Geography at University of Liverpool
Social demographer researching inequalities in family lifecourses.
University of Strathclyde.
Professor at the University of Leicester. Researching work, retirement & health in a global context. Editorial lead for Journal of Global Ageing.
Professor at UCL
Deputy director of the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA)
Researching how climate and environment shape healthy ageing, cognition, and wellbeing, Statistical methods for longitudinal analysis
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Associate Professor at University of Maryland. Past President of Psychology of Black Women. Study Black feminism, Intersectionality, racism, sexism, gendered racism, Black women’s health, and radical healing.
PhD candidate at University of Amsterdam.
Interested in intersectionality, discrimination, and pretty books. Like to measure categories continuously, eg. gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality. They/them
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She/her. Researching language, gender & sexuality, especially LGBTQ+ youth identity and intersectionality.
Professor of Sociolinguistics at University of Nottingham, UK.
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sociologist, interested in organizing for change, solidarity, intersectionality, inequality, she/her, editor at @sociologicalreview.bsky.social
Research Fellow at the University of Sheffield (UK). Interests: addiction, computational modelling, value-based choice (she/her) 🏳️🌈
Professor of Alcohol Policy in the Sheffield Addictions Research Group (@SARG-SCHARR), graph drawer, data botherer, cake eater, incompetent cyclist and intermittent birder.
Health inequalities, inclusive economies, devolution, employment & welfare
@healthfoundation.bsky.social
Previously working on disability, social care & carers policy
