Postdoctoral researcher on abortion access and gender representation at @CompPolCologne. @MPIfG_Cologne & @AmericanU alum. She/her/🏳️🌈
Cologne, Germany
Joined August 2013
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Excited for this paper to be officially online @AJPS_Editor! If you’re interested in this line of research, come find me at EPSA or ECPR this summer to hear about our next work in progress!
Thanks to coauthors @b_castanho, @Jwaeckerle and @CompPolCologne & @MPIfG_Cologne!
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Abortion rights are beating Kamala in every single state that voted on them.
Progressive policies aren't unelectable - unpopular Democratic politicians are.
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Made for TV moment: Kamala Harris talking to a voter at a phone bank, while the woman she’s talking to is watching Harris on live television.
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💔 Tonight, Floridians made their voices heard loud and clear, demanding an end to the state’s restrictive 6-week abortion ban. While Amendment 4 fell just short of the 60%, a clear majority of voters have demanded lawmakers repeal the extreme abortion ban. Without immediate action from the legislature, Floridians will remain under a 6-week ban—one that impacts countless women before they may even realize they’re pregnant. #YesOn4 #FloridaDeservesBetter #EndTheBan
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Missouri was the first state to pass an abortion ban after Roe was overturned. Tonight, they became the first state to reverse a total ban
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Prepare to see a lot of confusing headlines like this about Florida. 57% of the vote is hardly a rejection even if the “yes” voters failed to surpass the 60% threshold
BREAKING: Florida voters rejects ballot measure to enshrine abortion rights trib.al/6PfEThh
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Citizens: *Learn the intricacies of the US electoral system and swing states*
Also citizens: "Commissioner-what ?"
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New: Josseli Barnica is one of at least two pregnant Texas women who died after doctors delayed emergency care. She'd told her husband that the medical team said it couldn't act until the fetal heartbeat stopped. propub.li/4f2ILsh
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Today is the 12th anniversary of Savita's death. She was denied potentially life saving care because of Ireland's unjust abortion law in 2012. Join us this evening at 7pm in lighting a candle and taking some time to remember her. #NeverAgain
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📢 New Blog Post! In "A Ph.D. Student's Approach to Data Availability Challenges," @AdrianaCassis shares how she merged existing datasets to study immigrant political participation. Discover more on our blog! 📝
politik-wissenschaft.org/202…
#MigrationStudies #DataAnalysis
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Yes, Republicans passed abortion bans that are killing people. But hospital administrators are the ones choosing to OVER comply with bans and telling doctors to wait to intervene until the last possible moment, instead of saying, take care of your patients and we will back you.
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Last act at #SISP2024 !
With @camilamontero_t we have a great panel on gender, power and representation🧐🧐🧐
Thanks for @CicciaRossella for joining us as a discussant!
@GENDERSUCCESS
Ciao SISP! Looking forward to great conversations with @genere_politica here in Trieste! I present work on regionalized abortion policy in Italy w @payton_gannon on panel 13.9 tomorrow and work on gender+power in parliament w @b_castanho & @Jwaeckerle on panel 12.10 Saturday!
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🎉 Congratulations to our winner of the Loop Best Blog prize 2023, @TheBrandonMack!
🎭 Read the winning article from our #DemocraticTransformations series, selected by our jury @Faloulah, @ChrisHJGilson & @dmpullan
bit.ly/4d4wXnm
It was an honor to be on the jury for this year’s best blog prize! I learned so much from all of the long-listed authors, and I send my heartfelt congratulations to @TheBrandonMack as this year’s winner! The team at @ECPR_TheLoop cultivated some really excellent pieces!
🏆 In 2022, The Loop inaugurated a Best Blog prize to reward an exceptional article.
🗳️ The votes are now in for the 2023 prize.
📝 Managing Editor Kate Hawkins presents the longlisted articles & the jury reveals what gave our 2023 winner the edge.
bit.ly/4ghW5tP
Yesterday I successfully defended my PhD on abortion policy! I’m grateful to my advisors (@chitbazoo & @LetiMencarini) and colleagues (+ those not on Twitter) at @CompPolCologne & @MPIfG_Cologne! For now I’m staying in Cologne to teach but am on the market for academic jobs! 👩🏻🎓
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Health care providers are still unable to provide standard medical care in states with abortion bans, according to our new Care Post-Roe report.
"Medical care for pregnant people has become dangerously warped." - @DrDGrossman.
Read the full report. ⬇️ ansirh.org/CarePostRoeReport
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Officially published yesterday! We share results from interviews with pro- and anti-abortion advocates about how they see this conflict. This paper has been a long time in the making, so happy to finally see it out in the world at @PolicySciences. W/@chris_weible
Always a pleasure to write for @ECPR_TheLoop! Check out our explanation of this summer’s SCOTUS abortion cases and how extreme the US’s position already is on conscientious objection, even under a Democratic administration. @MPIfG_Cologne @CompPolCologne @WiSoUniCologne
🏥 How has the fall of #RoeVWade affected healthcare for pregnant #Americans?
🇺🇸 @payton_gannon & @dmpullan explain the most recent Supreme Court cases & contextualise them within the broader discussion on conscientious objection & religion in healthcare. bit.ly/3WCOFZ6
Looking forward to tonight’s reception at #ECPRGC24! But don’t party too hard — I’d love to see you at my back-to-back presentations tomorrow morning! Gendered parliamentary behavior, text analysis, abortion & family policy, interviews, religious communities and more!
At 9:00 I’m presenting my project with @b_castanho and @Jwaeckerle looking at how much power women MPs hold and how that relates to speaking in a more stereotypical feminine or masculine way. New dataset coming soon with committee and parl leadership positions in 12+ countries!
