Window to access legal abortion may close before many women know they are pregnant
Professor of sociology's latest research project shows that more than one in five women experience irregular menstrual cycles that could keep them from learning they are pregnant until it may be too late to access an abortion under some state laws in effect or under consideration.
Poor health threatens voting in older age. Absentee and early voting can help maintain turnout
A new study led by sociology professor Michal Engelman, finds that Poor health — not aging itself — decreases older Americans’ likelihood of voting and that early and absentee voting can help people continue voting even when they experience health challenges.
Professional couples are on the rise, but it's not affecting income inequality
Professor of sociology Christine Schwartz, who led the research study, cites a dramatic increase in professional women as one of the driving factors.
John Eason in Newsweek: Vaccinating prisoners helps everyone
Nearly 250,000 cases of coronavirus have resulted in the deaths of more than 1,600 inmates. Eason, a professor of sociology, has studied the issue closely.
John Eason in the Wisconsin State Journal: Fear and unrest in smaller Wisconsin cities
Professor of sociology says racial integration and political polarization are fueling conflict in Wisconsin cities like Waukesha.
John Eason on Madison365.com: Boseman's death could spark discussion on reducing racial disparities
The death of the 'Black Panther' star from colorectal cancer spotlights the large number of African-Americans who die from the disease, says associate professor of sociology.
John Eason on STAT News: COVID-19, prisons and race issues
Professor of Sociology points to high rate of Black incarceration as a central issue.
John Eason in the Capital Times: Fewer prisoners in Dane County Jail helped flatten COVID-19 curve
County decarceration efforts made a difference in decreasing new infections and spread of the disease, says Professot of Sociology.
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