About the chapter
The Alabama SSN chapter launched in January of 2019. Alabama SSN focuses on connecting its members with policymakers, civic leaders, and journalist on issues related to health and education policy - issues that rank as the top two priorities for the state as well as areas of expertise for Alabama SSN members.
Leaders
Members
- Race & Ethnicity
- Health Care
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Criminal Justice
- Science & Technology
University of Alabama
Joint Electronic Crimes Task Force
- Health Care
- Reproductive Health
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Education
- Race & Ethnicity
- Civic Engagement
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Civic Engagement
- Science & Technology
- Economy
University of Alabama
- Gender & Sexuality
- Children & Families
- Criminal Justice
- Public Health
University of Alabama
- Children & Families
- Health Care
- Public Health
University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Reproductive Health
- Gender & Sexuality
- Children & Families
- Foreign Policy & Security
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Latest Contributions
A Letter to Aspiring (Male) Feminists
Commentary,
Latest In the News
"Austerity Measures Alone Won’t Solve New York’s Many Crises," James J. Barney, In Homeland Security, September 16, 2020.
Experiential Higher Education Still Has the Edge Over AI by James J. Barney to Online Learning Tips.
COVID-19 and Online Education: Perils and Opportunities by James J. Barney to Online Learning Tips.
Mieke Beth Thomeer quoted on gender inequality in coronavirus family work by Chris Kahn, "U.S. Men Less Likely to Heed Health Warnings as Coronavirus Death Toll Mounts: Reuters Poll" Reuters, March 27, 2020.
Interview on role of African American educators in desegregation and civil rights Tondra L. Loder-Jackson, FutureEd, February 5, 2020.
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