@thesociologicalreview.org🌍 We have just published our Annual Report for 2025, reflecting on the progress the Foundation has made in promoting accessible sociological knowledge to drive action towards addressing inequalities.
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@thesociologicalreview.orgDoors open easily for a select few, but for many they stay firmly closed, write Iris Pissaride and @juliettephd.bsky.social.
Our September magazine explores the barriers people encounter and the collective ways they challenge, negotiate and push back.
@contexts.orgWhat happens when public problems are framed as personal failures?
Revisiting C. Wright Mills, Jerry Jacobs defines “sociological curiosity” as locating private troubles within the institutions shaping them.
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@thesociologicalreview.orgLast night, Angela Saini delivered our Public Lecture for 2026. In “Anatomy of a Myth: Why Human Classification Can’t Cure Health Disparities”, she challenged the audience to rethink the everyday practice of sorting people into categories of race, sex and gender.
@thesociologicalreview.org🏆 The Sociological Review Foundation Public Sociology Awards 2026 – winners revealed! 🏆
Last night in London, we celebrated outstanding projects across four categories, recognising innovative work that demonstrates the relevance of sociology in everyday life.