Jen Green

Research Fellow, Wheelock College of Education & Human Development - Boston, MA, United States - Boston University Find a career with Boston University

We are hiring a research fellow to work on a grant funded clinical trial with youth in Boston. Please reach out if you are interested or have questions, and please repost!

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Congratulations on the publication!! Such important work!

Research to Advanced Racial and Indigenous Health Equity We seek to build an actionable body of evidence to construct fair systems that determine resource distribution and support health equity. Deadlines: Rapid Response brief proposal 5/28/25; New Research...

Are you a health equity researcher who has lost federal funding for a project?

RWJF’s Evidence for Action is offering Rapid Response grants to support community-centered, social science research disrupted by cuts. ☀️

More details: www.rwjf.org/en/grants/ac...

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Researcher focused on education? Join our team! The Center for Studies in Higher Education and the California Policy Lab are hiring a Researcher for the California College Data and Policy Project: capolicylab.org/careers/rese...
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There are around 42.7 million students who have federal loan debt. To understand some of the complex issues facing these students, BU Wheelock’s @jwhitmore.bsky.social is studying debt forgiveness programs that people may not be aware of.

Learn More: spr.ly/6047FaGlf

Last week, I presented on MA K-12 public school enrollment trends at the 'Thriving in the Middle School Years' forum hosted by @buwheelock.bsky.social. Very thankful for thoughtful conversations with teachers, parents, and community members!

@joshua-goodman.com @wheelockpolicybu.bsky.social

This #TransDayofVisibility, my message is simple: we will not let them steal our joy.

Trans and non-binary people deserve to live full, authentic lives free from fear or discrimination – and my office will never stop fighting to make that a reality.

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🚨The White House just issued an executive order to close the U.S. Department of Education. Eliminating ED or moving IDEA to another agency will be a step backward in serving those with disabilities.

Tell your representatives to protect ED: exceptionalchildren.org/lac?vvsrc=/C...

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🚨 I am hiring a Predoctoral Research Fellow to join me at Northwestern University! 🚨

You'll work on cutting-edge research at the intersection of economics, law, and public policy.

Apply now (decisions are rolling)

Details here: tinyurl.com/NU-predoc

#econ_ra #predoc #econsky

Police Response to Violence Against Women The special issue will review police response to violence against women, identify challenges to police response, highlight effective response strategies, and consider intersectionality, disability, an...

Please consider submitting to a special issue on police responses to violence against women, co-edited with Tara Shelley www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-pa...

Trump administration is gutting the National Center for Education Statistics: Here are five things we only know about schools thanks to the NCES Reports indicate that the Trump administration has laid off nearly all staff at the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) as part of a massive number of staff cuts across the Department of E...

The Economic Policy Institute shares "five things we only know about schools thanks to the NCES"

www.epi.org/blog/trump-a...

AERA has just learned that all restricted-use NCES data licenses will be cancelled, possibly as early as March 20. We urgently request that all AERA members and others in the research community with restricted-use licenses take these two actions: www.aera.net/Research-Pol...

Congratulations, Betty!!!

Our faculty are continuing to do impactful work across their fields in education and human development. Check our this month's scholarly accomplishments to learn more.

www.bu.edu/wheelock/new...

POV: Accommodations Provided to Students with Disabilities Under 504 Plans Are Now Threatened Pending lawsuit, if successful, “would significantly restrict the civil rights and freedoms of people with disabilities”

Excellent piece by my colleague, Zach Rossetti on Section 504 and its importance for protecting the rights of students with disabilities in light of the current lawsuit attempting to limit its impact
www.bu.edu/articles/202...

POV: Accommodations Provided to Students with Disabilities Under 504 Plans Are Now Threatened Pending lawsuit, if successful, “would significantly restrict the civil rights and freedoms of people with disabilities”

Student 504 plans are in jeopardy. Please read why it matters and what to do by my colleague Zach Rossetti:

www.bu.edu/articles/202...

C.D.C. Will Investigate Debunked Link Between Vaccines and Autism Dozens of studies have failed to find evidence of a link. The decision to re-examine the question comes as a measles outbreak, driven by low vaccination rates, widens in Texas.

Research into “safe vaccines” is going to fan vaccine fear because it suggests that there is a reason to reopen this shut case.

In the long term, this risks undermining the legitimacy of science because it suggests that science is *whatever* you want it to be.

www.nytimes.com/2025/03/07/h...

We are saddened and angered by Governor Newsom’s comments about transgender youth participation in sports. Right now, we need our elected officials to stand by the courage of their convictions.

The Governor’s comments are hurtful, and out of touch with our shared values as Californians.

We're geared up for next week's @aefpweb.bsky.social conference. WEPC faculty/students are presenting 15+ papers, chairing 5 sessions & hosting a can’t miss Policy Dialogue. Check us out! @joshua-goodman.com @lizbettini.bsky.social @oliviachi.bsky.social @piacar.bsky.social @christocleve.bsky.social

POV: Cuts to Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences Equals High Risk and Low Reward Gutting funding for grants will have a long-term and devastating impact on our efforts to improve educational outcomes

Thank you @davidchard1.bsky.social for this piece on the risks of cutting funding to the Institute of Education Sciences: www.bu.edu/articles/202...

Reminder of SPARC Center Launch Event on March 11, 2025, featuring event speaker and SPARC Center Co-Principal Investigator Dr. Elizabeth Bettini.

🚨 Only TWO weeks left until the #SPARCCenter Launch Event! 🚨

Join us on March 11, 2025, with @lizbettini.bsky.social, who will share next steps for our mixed-methods research and how the results can drive positive change in #SpecialEducation.

👉 Register: tinyurl.com/SPARCLaunch

In case you missed it, there is now a disclaimer at the top of the YRBS website…

Happy to report that APA wrote this letter, gathered a coalition across science, and will now pay for ads for it to be disseminated in Science and Chronicle of Higher Ed to spread the word!! unitedsciencealliance.org

Data and Documentation 2023 National and Combined datasets now available in Access and ASCII.

YRBS datasets for 2019, 2021, and 2023 are back up on the CDC website, along with documentation and SAS and SPSS programs for importing them and applying variable and value labels.

If you or someone you know has had a particular research project suspended by recent actions at IES, please get in touch either by DM or by replying here.

There are journalists who'd like to report on this.

Thanks, Jerry!

Please check out our BU Wheelock pack! @buwheelock.bsky.social

Education Officials Placed on Leave in Trump’s Sprawling Effort to Curb D.E.I. Letters sent to employees who said they had only a minimal connection to diversity or equity efforts on Friday informed them that they had been suspended.

Education officials placed on leave: www.nytimes.com/2025/02/01/u...

To Acting Secretary Fink and Acting Director Monarez: We are writing on behalf of the 1,400 members of the Association of Health Care Journalists, to protest the removal of vital public health data from the CDC website, including survey results from the Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System, the CDC’s Social Vulnerability Index, and AtlasPlus, an interactive CDC tool with years of data on social determinants of health and diseases including HIV, TB, and STDs. These data are used by journalists every day to report stories about public health. At a time when the rise in chronic illnesses and harmful behaviors among young people is at the top of the national agenda, the YRBS data on smoking, vaping, drinking, eating, exercise, and sexual behavior are crucial for reporters trying to inform the public about these issues. The county-level Social Vulnerability Index data is important to inform reporting on communities’ resilience and ability to respond when faced with disasters such as wildfires and severe weather. Even the temporary removal of such data will impair our members’ ability to give the public essential and timely health information. We request the immediate restoration of sites that have been taken down in recent days, and that the agency not take down other pages with critical health data. Sincerely, Felice J. Freyer, president Gideon Gil, vice president Andrea Waner, interim executive director Association of Health Care Journalists

An urgent message from the nation's health journalists:

The OSF is available for preservation of datasets that need saving.

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