jrpeters.bsky.social
Assoc Prof @ Brown University | Clinical Psychologist
borderline personality disorder | anger/irritability | menstrual cycle/PMDD | LGBTQ+
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There were definitely concentration camps in Germany (Bergen-Belsen for example). The extermination camps, created later, were in Germany-occupied territory (mostly Poland).
Doesnāt make whatās happening right now any less problematic thoughāstill horrifying fascism.
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Also if this means your grant is kicked back and delayed a cycle, letās just say you are in good company. I have a whole story about that re my K, and it did work out eventually!
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Oh noā¦
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Learning about Adaptive Leadership with Vidhya Prakash, MD. Interesting and interactive presentation that really dug into what it means to lead and how to do around complex topics. 4/x
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As someone with chronic illness/invisible disability, I so appreciate platforming @diekmanmdjd.bsky.social and this topic. These issues are so (ironically) under acknowledged and often poorly supported in medicine, which can trickle down to inadequate understanding/support for patients too. 3/x
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Loving the first talk by Anne Beal, MD/MPH on getting what you want and need out of your career in medicine, with a TON of valuable nuanced, practical, and savvy insights to consider. 2/x
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Does this mean Iāll be seeing you in early Nov?
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Nice, Iāve only been to APS once before, but was also eying the 2026 oneā¦ Barcelona is certainly an added draw!
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Thanks!! I imagine Iāll be giving more talks on these topics at other conferences too (do you have ones you attend or want to check out?), and we are hoping to start having some webinars on these topics available through other means too, stay tuned!
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Thanks John!
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Thanks!! I think it will be, we are all super excited to nerd out with folks about the cycle!
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Federal grants: it's SO much worse than you know. The idea that only ideologically radical grants were cut is a profound lie. Funds were cut, stalled, AND HHS is not paying bills even if awards were NOT cancelled. The $ stopped, illegally and without explanation
grant-watch.us/posts/700-ne...
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As a queer person who does work in the lgbtq+ space, the notion that the only way to reference historical context and work around constructs is to use the same exact terms they did is laughable. I promise, new words wonāt bite you.
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You can reference older theory but then use diff terms (can even explain why in text or a footnote). Itās not like there arenāt *tons* of other examples of people replacing outdated terminology from theoretical work they still referenceā¦ words are amazingly useful and adaptable like that.
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In addition to being pretty, Dianthus have one of my favorite scents of any flowerākind of spicy/clove-like. Not generally floral scent person, but these are wonderful.