Adrienne Davidson

Hoping these findings on houselessness make their way to policy-makers at all levels. We gave $7,500 to people experiencing homelessness — here's what happened next theconversation.com/we-gave-7-500-… via @ConversationCA

@MattLesch @uniyorkpolitics Yay!! Amazing news Matt!!!

🎉🌟 Ecstatic to share my appointment as Lecturer of Public Policy (Assistant Professor) in the Department of Politics at the University of York 🇬🇧 I'm very excited to be joining the staff and students at @uniyorkpolitics on September 1!

What's in store for Canada's new period on child-care policy? In episode 5 of the In/Equality podcast, host @debthompsonphd talks with @prof_adavidson about childcare policies and their impact on Canadian families. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts. options-po.li/40FEHGg

📢Applications live for the Ontario Internship Program (OIP)! If you have graduated or will graduate between May 2021 and June 2023 from a recognized or legally authorized college or university** with a degree, diploma or post-grad... apply today! internship.gov.on.ca/mbs/sdb/intern…

🇨🇦In Canada, a historic move towards a nationwide childcare system draws praise, and criticism ➡️equaltimes.org/in-canada-a-hi… #Canada #CareEconomy #DecentWork #GenderEquity #PublicServices #RightToCare #CanLab #4WWC #InclusiveUnion22

Isn't protecting our children a good reason to wear masks😷again? When #COVID19 first hit, we wore masks to protect our grandparents. Kids deserve the same consideration, by @AllisonHanes montrealgazette.com/opinion/column… via @mtlgazette

The Master of Public Policy in Digital Society program at @McMasterSocSci is hiring another tenure-track faculty member. We are looking for a colleague with demonstrated research or teaching excellence in law and digital governance. Apply by Nov. 14! careers.mcmaster.ca/psp/prepprd/EM…

It's really hard to square a government using the notwithstanding clause to squash the constitutional rights of janitors, secretaries, and daycare workers and yet still claim to be for the little guy

1) Okay, so the Ontario Gov't just announced parents would get $250 per kid to "enhance learning". Let's look at one example of what that money could do if it was directed to schools instead of used as a political bribe to parents.

Academic moms - trying to quantify how Covid impacted your research productivity? Our newest paper can help. Check out this 🧵 (@leefay_low @AndrewJBaillie @syd_health @Momademia)

MORE: Cardy's two-page resignation letter to Higgs is absolutely stunning, one of the most remarkable things I've read in New Brunswick politics. "Wrecking ball." "Consolidation of power in your own hands." "Data my ass."

Pull up a chair. Let's talk about the heart-stopping share of Canadians supposedly '$200 away from insolvency'. Apparently, I have to keep giving this talk because there's a quarterly clickbait survey that sometimes gets eyeballs. FML #cdnecon #cdnpoli

Today and tomorrow! Both events are hybrid so don’t miss out! 🧚

CORA is hiring a post-doc! Application deadline is September 2, 2022. Details here: queensu.ca/cora/call-appl…

I was asked today what I think universities should be doing in response to the pandemic. Buckle up. 🧵

Okay, Ontario. We need to talk about voter turnout. And we need to talk about the role of campaign strategy, constant polling, and horse race/infotainment journalism. Fewer than half of eligible voters showed up. And that is neither normal nor good enough. Spicy 🧵 alert. /1

Deux jours avant les élections en Ontario, les politologues @Gen_Tellier et @DrSChouinard discutent des performances des chefs des principaux partis provinciaux durant la campagne électorale et des circonscriptions à surveiller. À voir : cpac.ca/lessentiel-ave… #cpacpoli