The communication theory of resilience grew out of personal experience and/or research on
effects of job loss, deindustrialization, chronic illness and disability, death and relationship …

As hiring processes have increasingly moved online, having better digital skills could play
an important role in successful job seeking. However, digital inequality suggests that people …

We analyze how the size and composition of social media repertoires is associated with key
sociodemographic variables: age, gender, socioeconomic status, education, and …

Unemployment can have devastating effects on people's psychological and social
wellbeing. The effects of unemployment can be exacerbated during the COVID-19 pandemic …

This study explored American job seekers' network of information sources using a random
sample. Results revealed a pattern that job seekers segmented information sources by …

Employment services are commonly provided in network settings, but it is rare to find social
policy analyses of how unemployed people search for jobs through networks. In a germinal …

This article draws on research with young NEETs (not in education, employment or training)
in Leeds in order to contest the assumption that technological qualities informing new media …

The double burden of age and unemployment suggests that older unemployed individuals
are particularly affected by digital divide. To investigate the characteristics and user types of …

Life-changing events (or LCEs) can alter a person's status quo and threaten well-being.
Previous research investigated distinct LCEs, where participants already used technology …

In the summer of 2020, while mired in the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States
experienced an unprecedentedly massive wave of protests led by the Black Lives Matter …