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PDA wrote a new post on the site Tufts PDA 3 years ago

Register by June 20 to get a free Tufts Postdoc fleece jacket.

The Postdoctoral Office and the Office of the Vice Provost will be once again host the annual Postdoc Poster Competition after a two-year […]

Nicholas Dorian wrote a new post on the site https://sites.tufts.edu/pollinators 3 years ago

How to stop bunnies from eating your pollinator garden Don’t be fooled by extreme cuteness: bunnies are every pollinator gardener’s nightmare. You spend precious time and money planting a nat […]

mmcwhinney@comcast.net replied 3 years ago

Oh, thanks! Some of my natives have been nibbled to the ground. I am about to make a chili/garlic spray, but seeing that mint is distasteful to the sweet buns, I may add some to the spray as well. Thank you for the great information!
Nicholas Dorian replied 3 years ago

Yes they are! When those plants are flowering this summer, take a look at *which* pollinators are visiting. As big nectar plants, salvias, calamintha, and nepetas are often honey bee and bumble bee magnets. Planting other rabbit-proof native plants too (like ironweed and mountain mint) will help boost the diversity of pollinators supported in the garden.

Anastasia Thano wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years ago

In this issue of Fresh FINDings, A
Hope for a Home: A brief compendium of financial journeys of refugees and
asylum seekers in Jordan

Please visit the Journeys
Project at Tufts University for previous studies, […]

Anastasia Thano wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years ago

In this issue of Fresh FINDings, we are excited to share our newest report titled Refuge? Refugees’ Stories of Rebuilding their Lives in Kenya

Please visit the Journeys
Project at Tufts University for p […]

Anastasia Thano wrote a new post on the site The Journeys Project 3 years ago

This month from the Journeys
Project…

A Hope for a Home: A brief compendium of financial journeys of refugees and asylum seekers in JordanRefuge? Refugees’ Stories of Rebuilding their Lives in KenyaVolume II: […]

Nicholas E. Cicchinelli wrote a new post on the site Gender and Intersectional Analysis 3 years ago

Black, Green, and GoldFor D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, taught by Prof. Kimberly Theidon and GAIA PhD candidate Dipali Anumol, Lee-Ann Sims (MALD […]

Nicholas E. Cicchinelli wrote a new post on the site Gender and Intersectional Analysis 3 years ago

Bringing Home an AncestorFor her finale for the course D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, taught by Prof. Kimberly Theidon and PhD candidate Dipali Anumol, […]

Nicholas E. Cicchinelli wrote a new post on the site Gender and Intersectional Analysis 3 years ago

Rainbow HaikusRohini Roy (MALD ’23) wrote a reflection essay and series of haikus as her finale for D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, taught by […]

Nicholas E. Cicchinelli wrote a new post on the site Gender and Intersectional Analysis 3 years ago

"The Extinction Will Be Televised"In this stirring short story written for D255: Environmental Humanities and Global Health, Princess Anene-Maidoh (MALD ’22) paints a compelling […]

Peter Levine wrote a new post on the site Civic Theory and Practice 3 years ago

Draft agenda, subject to change

June 24, 2022 at 145 Harrison Ave., Boston MA (Tufts School of Medicine), room 114, or online

*Marshall Ganz is Rita E. Hauser Senior Lecturer in Leadership, Organizing […]

Peter Levine wrote a new post on the site Civic Theory and Practice 3 years ago

This SNF Agora case study by Scott Warren and Brandon Klugman “explores challenges that emerged for a coalition of high school–aged activists involved in the Vote16SF campaign, a movement to lower the voting a […]

Savannah M. Kruguer wrote a new post on the site Museum Studies Blog at Tufts University 3 years ago

Another academic year has passed, and it’s time for three new editors to take the reins of the Museum Studies blog! A huge thank you to Claudia, Jane, and Lucy for their hard work on the blog over the past y […]

Peter Levine wrote a new post on the site Civic Theory and Practice 3 years ago

“A Quandary in Queens” is a case study by Elinor Pierce, the Research Director at the Pluralism Project. It focuses on the dilemma of a young lawyer and community organizer, Aminta Kilawan-Narine. For many in […]

PDA wrote a new post on the site Tufts PDA 3 years ago

Boston campus, it’s your turn to spruce up and update your headshot!

Get your professional headshot taken by a professional photographer in this PDA-organized event.

Perfect for a new LinkedIn profile, […]

Katherine Morley wrote a new post on the site What's New @ HHSL 3 years ago

With commencement now a fond memory and summer sessions in full swing, you might be wondering when you can visit the library during the summer. The answer? The same time as the rest of the year! We keep […]

Alison Earnhart created the site Collaborative Creation in Virtual Reality 3 years ago

Christian M. Senecal created the site THE SKEER LAB 3 years ago

Rachel A. Hondros-Brouillette wrote a new post on the site Dept of Education Opportunities 3 years ago

WHo We Are:

Not your typical summer camp counselors.

Every
summer since YEA Camp began in 2009, we’ve brought together the most
amazing group of changemakers we can find to help train our campers to […]

Rachel A. Hondros-Brouillette wrote a new post on the site Dept of Education Opportunities 3 years ago

It
is that time of year again! As the students, faculty, and staff of City
on a Hill Charter Public Schools prepare to complete the 2021-2022
academic year, we ask that you hold us accountable by serving as a […]

Rachel A. Hondros-Brouillette wrote a new post on the site Dept of Education Opportunities 3 years ago

Family
seeks tutoring and academic support for our high school student 2-3
times per week. The ideal candidate will have experience working with
kids, ability to help with Spanish, Math, and support executive […]

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