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#resilience

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I haven’t had a journal article accepted for publication in six years. Until today, by Studies in Graduate and Postdoctoral Education…

Celbis, O.; van de Laar, M.; Windsor, W. L.; Papatsiba, V.; Ofosu-Ampong, K.; Kurawa, G.; Sadat Bole, A.; Ani-Ampsonah, Mary; Xu, Linlin

Towards an ecological systems approach to doctoral student resilience: qualitative evidence from the Covid-19 pandemic.

I’ll share the open access version when it’s ready, but here’s the abstract:

Purpose
This study contributes to the growing body of literature documenting responses to short- and long-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on doctoral students. We examine support practices at different levels of the system in which doctoral students are embedded, drawing on Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems model to better understand how these contribute to doctoral students’ degree of resilience under stress.

Design
Using paired online interviews, we explore the experiences of 21 doctoral students from 7 universities across Europe, Africa and Asia.

Findings
We find that support of supervisors at the microsystem level was a pivotal mediating factor in explaining to what extent the negative impacts of the pandemic were experienced by the doctoral students in our sample. At the same time, factors at the systemic level, such as weak infrastructure for online education, and limited incentives for supervisors to engage in additional mentoring beyond supervision, affected the repertoire of actions available to students at lower levels of the support system. In less resourced settings where systemic constraints were felt particularly strongly, students had to self-facilitate sources of resilience, resorting to peer and external mentors’ support at the mesosystem level of their environment.

#covid19 #pandemic #research #HigherEducation #PhD #postgraduate #resilience #Bronfenbrenner

#FYI #AmericanResiliency #EmilySchoerning #resilience #US #USA #Caribbean #PuertoRico #Hawaii

Dr Emily Schoerning shares the projections for the Caribbean and the US Pacific Islands, including Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
"resilience around freshwater systems will be very important, as will growing food."

youtube.com/watch?v=MvU3yd61_Iw

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Not a new idea, but one we should embrace instead of the dog eat dog world the predatory oligarchs glorify.

Enjoy life on your terms, not theirs.

"So I commended the enjoyment of life, because there is nothing better for a person under the sun than to eat and drink and be merry. For this joy will accompany us in our labors during the days of our lives that the Divine gives us under the sun." - Kohelet / Ecclesiastes 8:15

I would like to say that I'm grounded, centered, and feeling effective ... but... 😒

and

Sometimes I am. ☀️

I'm thankful for so many holding a piece of the resistance so we don't all have to hold it at once. (at least, I don't have the energy for constant #activism )

Interconnection + community= #resilience

I'm also thankful to be adding to the #solarpunk stories out there. We need more #hope

Latest is in the Bright Green Futures anthology. brightgreenfutures.substack.co

@susankayequinn

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Thirty lonely but beautiful actions you can take right now:

21. Research mutual aid efforts in your area. If there isn’t one near you, research how to start one. Start showing up for their meal drop offs or their trash pick-ups or whatever it is that they’re doing. Discover that it’s simpler and more fun than you imagined. When people ask you how you’re doing, say “I’m trying a new thing– I’m getting involved with ______ mutual aid, have you heard of it?”

22. If you’re a parent, send a letter to your kids school. Tell them thanks, and then ask how you can support them.

thewhitepages.net/p/thirty-lon

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The White Pages · Thirty lonely but beautiful actions you can take right now which probably won't magically catalyze a mass movement against Trump but that are still wildly importantBy Garrett Bucks

Here's an article from JSTOR about a systematic method to re-establish trees and other native species in little tiny patches of land, sometimes only a few square yards. Even small plots like that can improve rain in-soak and reduce runoff, provide habitat for birds and bugs and small animals, reduce summer heat, and improve people's moods and health.

daily.jstor.org/the-miyawaki-m

JSTOR Daily · The Miyawaki Method: A Better Way to Build Forests? - JSTOR DailyIndia’s forest production company is following the tenets of the master Japanese botanist, restoring biodiversity in resource-depleted communities.