Quiet Quitting as a Temporary Solution to Marx’s Critiques of Capitalism
This sociological analysis looks at how Marx’s theories on capitalism applies to quiet quitting as a solution to the workload many are experiencing today.
Sociology Jobs: Conducting a Values-based Job Search
Ethan Czuy Levine, PhD shares advice on finding sociology jobs and transitioning out of academia, including tips on conducting a values-based job search.
Gender Segregation, House Bill 1134, and Teaching
What is gender segregation and how does it relate to the US House Bill 1134 and teaching? Read more from sociology student and contributor Mira Houck.
Sociology of Crime: An Interview with Damilola O. Ogunbona
Applied Worldwide contributor Aduwo Ayodele interviews University of Ibadan sociology student Damilola O. Ogunbona about the sociology of crime.
Graduate Student Mental Health in Sociology
Applied Worldwide co-founder Stephanie Wilson proposes applied sociology as a potential solution to the graduate student mental health crisis.
Sociology and Dance: Reflections on Bartenieff Fundamentals
Dr. Stephanie Wilson discusses the connection between sociology and dance through a reflection on Bartenieff Fundamentals.
Sociology Dispels Reverse Racism: 5 Ways its a Myth
Reverse Racism is the idea that discrimination can be directed toward members of a dominant racial group. Read more to learn how reverse racism is a myth.
Reflections of an Undergraduate Sociology Student
How can we use our sociological knowledge to create a more compassionate world? Sudiksha Samanta, undergraduate student of sociology, dissects this question.
A Room of One’s Own and More?
Medhavi Gupta, Political Science student at Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi, discusses gender inequality through her experiencing commuting via public transit.
Intriguing Topics for Writing from a Sociological Perspective
We are back with our Writer's Update to share some intriguing topics and ideas for writing from a sociological perspective with you all!