A Boom for Whom?: The Camming Industry and the Covid Crisis
April 21, 2020
—Angela Jones
More people at home and online does not necessarily translate into profits for those in the online sex work industry.
Lessons to be learned from those teaching lessons
April 15, 2020
—Pawan Dhingra
What can parents do to help their children continue learning at home?
It’s Time to Remember the Inmates: Reflections on the Coronavirus Disaster in Our Jails
April 14, 2020
—Derek S. Jeffreys
Learn more about the developments of US jails while the country deals with the Coronavirus.
Tips for authors during COVID-19
April 13, 2020
Just because your local bookstore has closed its doors or your campus has shut down, that doesn’t mean you can’t still have launch events or spread the word about your… READ MORE
Underutilizing the ultimate technology during COVID—the human imagination
April 10, 2020
—S. Craig Watkins As COVID-19 began spreading across the United States, many schools made the decision to close down and transition to remote or online learning. Instantly, concerns that disparate access… READ MORE
MeToo And Mass Incarceration | Jill McCorkel | TEDxVillanovaU
April 9, 2020
Watch this TEDx event with NYU Press author, Dr. Jill A. McCorkel. Dr. McCorkel is a Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Villanova University and founder of the Philadelphia Justice… READ MORE
Comfort Clothes & Covid-19
April 8, 2020
—Lynn S. Neal
As we face unprecedented updates about the impact of COVID-19, clothing can help make physical and spiritual comfort concrete
The Cautionary Tale of 1918
April 6, 2020
—Carol R. Byerly
The influenza epidemic of 1918 offers a cautionary tale of the power of a virus to prey on humans in war and peace and to challenge our ability to control its spread and lethality.