#2022appam — Public Fediverse posts

Adam Gamoran from the WT Grant Foundation ‘The quality of findings is only the first step…getting evidence used in a three fold problem’—-(1) Improving quality, (2) getting evidence used (3) creating social structures to support a culture of evidence use #2022APPAM

As someone researching on #retirement financial security and #pension, I learned a lot from the creative data usages and estimation strategies implemented to measure the effects of #RetirementBenefits and other #SocialSafetynets for older workers in the time of Covid #2022appam

Another amazing session at #2022appam, with a set of strong papers related to David Deming's line of work on the implications of #SocialSkills in the #labor market.

I'm sorry to be missing #APPAM2022 #2022APPAM. It is my first and favorite conference because it (and #JPAM) are distinctive places that feature high-quality social-science research that can also center public-policy relevance as a motivation—without apology.

I hope #APPAM and #JPAM join Mastodon soon (and maybe run an instance?).
#twittermigration #academia #policy #EconTwitter #EduTwitter @educationecon #EdPolicy #educationpolicy

Joey Pickens of University of Minnesota presents paper with Aaron Sojourner on the New York City Fair Workweek Law. #2022APPAM #APPAM2022 (paper 45431)

#2022APPAM #APPAM2022 I will be in two more great sessions today, come check them out if you're interested!

Job Loss, Unemployment Insurance and Inequality at 8:30am

Immigrant Classification and Enforcement Policies at 10:15am

!!!!! This amazing quote from Elaine Waxman of the Urban Institute’s research on the New York Excluded Workers Fund 😮 #2022APPAM #unemploymentinsurance #UI #econtwitter

@UpjohnInstitute Implication that expanding the Child and Dependent Care Credit could lead to high returns on investment. #2022APPAM

Just sat in a wonderful panel on underemployment to start off #2022APPAM. Great presentations from Lonnie Golden, Hyeri Choi, and Anna Walther!

#2022APPAM #APPAM2022 I will be in a couple of great sessions today, come check them out if you're interested!

The Role of Medicaid: Health, Labor, and Welfare at 10:15am

Program Participation, Employment, Hardship: The Dynamics of Well-Being in Low-Income Households at 1:45pm

If you're setting your Thursday morning #2022APPAM sessions, catch Gabrielle Pepin at 10:15 a.m. on “The Effects of the #childcare Subsidies on Paid Child Care Participation and #labormarket Outcomes: Evidence from the Child and Dependent Care Credit.”
Even if you're not attending, you can read the paper here: https://www.upjohn.org/research-highlights/upjohn-institute-participates-2022-appam-fall-research-conference
#econtwitter

#2022APPAM #APPAM2022

Can’t wait to see you all!

Interesting session Thursday at #2022APPAM on interactions between labor markets and education, led by Riley Acton and @alixgouldwerth with @Loismiller @cody_orr also presenting and Brad Hershbein a discussant.
https://appam.confex.com/appam/2022/meetingapp.cgi/Session/16588
#econtwitter #education

#2022APPAM #APPAM

Or.. #2022appam

@JustinCarinci thanks for letting me know. #2022APPAM it is!

@zeewanlee Are we going to use this hashtag or stick with the #2022APPAM that the APPAM org uses on Twitter? I've accidentally used #APPAM2002 as well, but we're too small a community to be fractured! Maybe I'll have to include both to catch everyone.