- From Our Webinar Archives: Creating Successful Writing Groups and Co-Authorships
- TRAILS Resources on Social Movements and Collective Action
- Annual Meeting Workshop
- Recent Podcasts from ASA Journals
From Our Webinar Archives: Creating Successful Writing Groups and Co-Authorships
Many of us use the summer to work on readying manuscripts for publication. This is a great time to explore the benefits of well-structured writing groups and co-authorships to help you maximize your research productivity. Revisit this 2023 webinar, Creating Successful Writing Groups and Co-Authorships, for some practical strategies. You must be logged in to view the recording.
TRAILS Resources on Social Movements and Collective Action
TRAILS, ASA’s peer-reviewed digital teaching resources library is free to ASA members. As you prepare for summer and fall courses, our newest resource collection on Social Movements and Collective Action may offer some helpful activities for teaching about student-led social movements.
Annual Meeting Workshop
Looking to know what it takes to submit a resource to TRAILS? Join the workshop GIFTS: Good Ideas for Teaching Sociology and Publishing in TRAILS at the ASA 2024 Annual Meeting in Montréal. In this workshop, participants identify their great ideas for teaching sociology and learn how to use TRAILS. Participants will be able to get answers to questions about TRAILS; learn insider tips for TRAILS users and individuals who want to submit, including qualities of a good submission; and leave with good ideas for demonstrating their teaching effectiveness by way of publishing. The workshop will be held on Sunday, August 11, 2024, 8:00-9:30 a.m., in the Palais des Congrès de Montréal.
Recent Podcasts from ASA Journals
Each month, several authors of articles published in ASA journals record podcasts in which they provide, through an interview format, an overview of their research. We invite you to listen to the latest podcasts and read the corresponding articles linked below.
- Contexts (Spring 2024): “Why Believe Conspiracy Theories?” by Meggan M. Jordan and Jennifer M. Whitmer; listen to the podcast.
- Socius (May 2024): “The Status Foundations of Conspiracy Beliefs” by Saverio Roscigno; listen to the podcast.
Visit Podcasts to review more recent podcasts from ASA journals.
