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  1. Albertans deserved a #postpandemic review. Instead, they got misinformation.. theglobeandmail.com/canada/alb “Instead, Albertans received a report that was polished to look credible but littered with familiar contrarian, anti-science talking points, many already debunked by fact checkers. Its 269 pages weave a worrisome picture. However, even a cursory review shows this is achieved through misrepresentation of data, omission of high-quality studies, and amplification of disinformation.”

  2. #regroup presents: Foresight in fall! 🍂

    The foresight papers of WP7-9 are published, exploring future scenarios for a #postpandemic #EU, #globalrisks, and #digital strategies for resilience. In the next weeks, we'll highlight each paper.

    Can't wait? Find the papers on our website: regroup-horizon.eu/publication

    #regroup #pandemicpolitics #horizoneu #horizoneurope #covid19research #pandemicpolicy #europeanunion

    @politicalscience @politicaltheory

  3. Visitation Recovery Trends from the Pandemic: A 2024 Annual Survey of Museum-Goers Data Story Update.

    Half of U.S. museums have not yet returned to pre-pandemic attendance.

    78%: average pre-pandemic attendance levels for those 1/2 of museums #museums #museumvisitors #postpandemic

  4. Reading Time: 2 minutes

    During the pandemic I became unable to listen to podcasts, watch television series and watch films. Each of these media reminded me of how dreadfully my existence had become during the pandemic. Instead of watching films and television series I listened to tech podcasts and watched people play computer games. The reason for this was simple. It didn't remind me of my loneliness so it was bearable.

    I was watching people play GTA V and a few other games, before eventually losing interest and watching other content. It's only when I started to do group activities with people in the physical world, as I like to call it, that I got the ability to watch films and television series again. Now that life is "normal" again I am not reminded of what is impossible anymore. I am reminded of what I aspire to, once again.

    It's nice to have resumed watching films and television series, in the evenings, before bed. It's nice to have made it through the tunnel of pandemic solitude and re-emerged on the other side. I am still not back to normal. I still mask if I'm in a crowded space, or too close to others, but other than that doing group activities has become normal again.

    In recent weeks I did the Charmey VF, hiked the Areuse, hiked the Orbe, went to Leukerbad for the VF and hike, and more activities. I am no longer doing solitary hikes within walking distance of home. Even cycling increased once again.

    I could be specific about the films I am watching but the post is about once again consuming mainstream films and television series rather than watching YouTube content that did not remind me of the solitude I was trying to cope with. The next step will be to get back into the habit of doing things indoors, despite places being crowded.

    https://www.main-vision.com/richard/blog/watching-films-again/

    #coping #films #loneliness #pandemic #postPandemic

  5. Join us for the upcoming #GIGA #China Series events:

    "The Paradigm Shift in #EUChinaRelations" - talk by Alice Politi
    🗓️ 11 July
    "Navigating #PostPandemic Fieldwork in China" - talk by Philipp C. D. Immel
    🗓️ 22 July

    ➡️ Register now to join online or in Hamburg: giga-hamburg.de/en/events/conf

  6. How do the #REGROUP #minipublics strengthen citizen participation in #postpandemic #policymaking?

    Before the transnational mini-public in Brussels next week, let's look back to the national discussions with @BenLeruth by the University of Groningen - Faculty of Arts!

    👉 regroup-horizon.eu/blog-lesson

    @politicalscience @politicaltheory @sociology @politics

  7. 🚀 Start of work package 7, led by #EPC!

    Meet Laura Rayner, one WP7's senior researchers, who will contribute to analyzing #postpandemic #resilience in the EU:

    🔵 resilient society
    🔵 resilient economy
    🔵 resilient governance

    👉 regroup-horizon.eu/work-packag

    #regroup #pandemicpolitics #covid19research #postpandemicEU #postpandemicgovernance #horizonEU #horizoneurope

    @politicalscience
    @politicaltheory
    @politics
    @sociology

  8. 🚀 Start of work package 7⃣, led by European Policy Centre!

    WP7 partners, DCU Brexit Institute, Jacques Delors Institute & Luiss, will envision a #postpandemic #EuropeanUnion by providing actionable policy advice for key policy-makers.

    Eric Maurice, senior researcher at #EPC, shares his expectations!

    👉👉 regroup-horizon.eu/work-packag

    #regroup #pandemicpolitics #horizoneu #horizoneurope #covid19research #pandemicresearch

    @politicalscience
    @politicaltheory
    @sociology

  9. 🚀 Start of work package 9⃣, led by the University of Innsbruck!

    WP9 analyses future directions of #digitalisation and develops recommendations for a resilient #postpandemic EU. 🇪🇺

    Meet Caroline Böck, senior researcher at #uibk

    👉👉 regroup-horizon.eu/work-packag

    #regroup #postpandemicpolicy #pandemicpolitics #horizoneurope #horizoneu

    @politicalscience
    @politicaltheory
    @sociology

  10. Starting at 2pm 🕑
    Developing New #AreaStudies in the #PostPandemic Age - A Lecture by Susan Hodgett (University of East Anglia) on new approaches to analyse post-pandemic social and political challenges.
    ️➡️ Join us at the GIGA in Hamburg: giga-hamburg.de/en/events/conf

  11. Developing New #AreaStudies in the #PostPandemic Age: Happy to have Susan Hodgett (University of East Anglia, UK) for a lecture on innovative theoretical approaches to interdisciplinary #research on social and political issues.
    ➡️ Join us at #GIGA on 14 November: giga-hamburg.de/en/events/conf

  12. Is it just me or is the grocery store being out of random common staples a thing now? Recent examples locally: rye flour, salt (‼️).

    #Montreal
    #PostPandemic
    #SupplyChain

  13. "To create a sense of moral desirability for something as mundane as a vacuum cleaner is, whether you like it or not, tremendously clever; it’s a highly effective way to extrapolate personal household cleanliness into a much broader global concern about environmental purity." —Alexis Ong visits Dyson for The Verge
    theverge.com/2023/5/22/2373274

    #Longreads #EditorsPicks #Dyson #TheVerge #Cleaning #Vacuums #PostPandemic