Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
How do three-team trades actually come together?
We took that question to MLB GMs and POBOs. Some detest these sprawling deals. Others — the true transactional sickos — can't stop dreaming them up. This is the anatomy of a three-team trade.
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We have a new look! Our official website will keep the Journal of Divorce & Remarriage name and image until Jan 1, 2024, but you can see our new artwork and branding on our social media now. Learn more about our change to @FamTransitions here:
doi.org/10.1080/10502556.202…
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In preparation for relaunching the journal - we are currently working with professional designers to update the art for @FamTransitions
Given the prevalence of blue in family journal covers, we're looking for a new color scheme to help FT stand out. Vote below to help us out!
37%Black / Grey / Silver
44%Purple
7%Red
11%Gold
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In 2023 JDR (soon to be @FamTransitions) was ranked by Google Scholar Metrics as #19(!!) in Family Studies.
Top articles addressed child custody, shared parenting arrangements, and supporting children and adults in high conflict divorces.
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Exciting News! Beginning in 2024, the Journal of Divorce and Remarriage will be rebranded with a new name and focus as **Family Transitions**. More updates coming soon, but our new aims & scope can be found here:
tandfonline.com/action/journ…
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Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Guess what?!
We are hiring for a tenure track Assistant/Associate Professor position in HDFS/Prevention Science here at K-State! We are hoping for a research/applied focus on family stress, crisis, and/or trauma.
We would love to see you apply!
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Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
So often we focus couple and family stats on women (marriage, divorce, birth rates). How does this look for men?
In a new post, I calculate odds of divorce by women's age at first marriage, using the 2018-2020 American Community Survey. I find declining odds of divorce the older women are at marriage (controlling for marital duration and some other things)
familyinequality.wordpress.c…
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
A cartoon by Matt Reuter. #NewYorkerCartoons
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Excited to announce this year's slate of Pittsburgh Summer Methodology Series Workshops, taught by @ProfDiemer, @jeffreymgirard, @ShirleyBWang, @kgates, Kelley Kidwell, Sara Johnson, & me.
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Course schedule is available here: pittmethods.com/courses
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Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Dr. Sandra Stith and Dr. Glade Topham discuss their article, as part of the JMFT's Decade in Review Series.
youtu.be/kpBY7dgI7mI
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We are looking for a new full-time teacher in the CDL and part-time help for the summer! Come join our team! Please help share.
Opportunities at the MU Child Development Laboratory!!
Serve as a Child Development Teacher in an early childhood program! Full-time position. Apply at mizzou.us/41413.
Now now hiring part-time for the summer! Contact Michelle Mathews to apply at [email protected].
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Join the KAWSE office tomorrow for a free lunch catered by Qdoba! Enter in a raffle for a chance to win a gift card to Radina's and some KAWSE office merch! Stop by the Multicultural Building Rm #204 anytime between 11:30-1 PM for this come and go event.
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
It's been a busy month but I had to acknowledge #AutismAcceptanceMonth. If you're interested in learning more about #AutismAcceptance vs awareness consider this short read and support @autselfadvocacy who's slogan is "Nothing About Us Without Us!" #Neurodiversity
Today marks the start of autism acceptance month! Learn a little more about that here:
rootedinrights.org/autistic-…
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
All policy is health policy, and all policy is racialized: disproportionate felony disenfranchisment of black residents in a state is associated with worse health among black residents (i.e. depression, functional disability). healthaffairs.org/doi/abs/10…
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Failure is part of the road to success. Don’t be afraid of failure #AcademicTwitter
(reposted from @fosslien to add alt text)

ALT Illustration by Liz Fosslien (@fosslien) showing two types of Lego pieces. One representing failure (blue), one representing success (purple). “We think of failure and success as opposites, when in reality failure is part of success.” The illustration shows a wall of Lego built of both blue and purple pieces.
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
As the cultural wave of anti-intellectualism rages on, it seems some political leaders are willing to commit our next generation to a half-baked educational experience rooted in stock stories and ignorance.
FL rejected 41% of school textbooks because they didn’t meet state standards and/or “included references to Critical Race Theory (CRT), inclusions of Common Core, and the unsolicited addition of Social Emotional Learning (SEL)”
Only info for now: bit.ly/37QfEdY
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Replying to @PNERoberson @lauren_e_harris
@MyRelevate just launched a site that's like pinterest for research-based relationship info. This seems like the first step toward countering some of these nutty narratives about love we see on reality shows. myrelevate.com/
Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
While there are currently about 1.2 mil children of service members in the US, many carry the identity of once being a military child and the unique circumstances that entails. Hear these all-grown-up military kids reflect on their lives @LMI_org: ow.ly/9oCG50IBUw6 #MOMC
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Join @DocFerraro, @MindyMarkham, @LTR_HDFS, & @renee_wilkinsc on May 12th as we present a workshop about the development of the DEAC and share preliminary findings on our partner programs!
#divorceresearch #AFCC59 #divorce #coparenting #familyscience #FamilyLaw
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Anthony J. Ferraro retweeted
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to the Supreme Court 53-47, mostly along party lines but with three Republican votes.
When Vice President Kamala Harris called the final tally, the chamber erupted in cheers that echoed beyond its doors. apne.ws/MEUHgSa





































