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Steph Tai (they/them)
@saltislife.bsky.social
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University of Wisconsin environmental law prof, Associate Dean for UW Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, food and horror movie buff. Doing what I can to save human life on this planet.
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From Ana Reyes's transgender military ban opinion. Pretty full of digs for something written by a judge.
New entrepreneurship idea which you are absolutely free to use: an app to run grant applications through to replace targeted keywords with unlisted synonyms. You're welcome.
They're applying the private equity approach to the United States.
For those "let's run government like a business" types, this is as if anything CEO said, hey, let's just scrap our whole R&D division, most of whom were willing to do their jobs for way less money than if they worked for your competitors.

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NIH slashes overhead payments for research, sparking outrage
Move to cut indirect cost rate to 15% could cost universities billions of dollars
www.science.org
The Center for Progressive Reform, on whose board I proudly serve, has released its Project 2025 tracker. Sharing for folks who want to keep updated.

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Project 2025 Executive Action Tracker - Center for Progressive Reform
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Aww, this is one of my students! She also worked with us on our Research Forward project on protecting tribal foodways in light of climate change! (And also protecting indigenous data sovereignty!)

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Preserving Tribal Culture and Dignity for Future Generations  | University of Wisconsin Law SchoolSite iconsUniversity logo that links to main university websitefacebooktwitteryoutubelinkedininstagra...
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Crypto hawkers keep friending me here. I will block every single one of you.
Scenes from our screening of Bad River, including a discussion panel with folks from the film. This film makes me teary every time.
So the theme of this year's UW Native November is "love." Here is what I love: our planet, our ability to research and learn more about the world through the lens of so many disciplines, higher education, and my family, friends, and chosen family. I will keep fighting for this.