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Contact Information

Press Contacts: David Haproff, Director of Communications
david@rsage.org • 212-750-6037

Book Review Copies and General Information:
Bruce Thongsack, Book Marketing Manager
bruce@rsage.org • 212-750-6021

Website Content: Rohan Mascarenhas, Website Editor
rohan@rsage.org • 212-750-2024

For all general inquiries, the Russell Sage Foundation can be reached at

112 East 64th Street
New York, NY 10065
Phone: 212-750-6000
Email: info@rsage.org

Press Releases

April 2013 - The American Non-Dilemma: New Book Explores Hidden Causes of Racial Inequalities in U.S. Job Market
March 2013 - The Rise of Women: New Book on Why Men Have Fallen Behind in Education and How to Close the Gap
October 2012 - Equal Employment Opportunity in Danger: New Book Shows Desegregation Has Stalled in Private Sector
September 2012 - Care Work, From Home to Marketplace: New Book Examines Debates Around America's Fastest-Growing Industry
September 2012 - The Myth of Black Progress: New RSF Book Shows How Mass Incarceration Masks Persistent Racial Inequality
September 2012 - Russell Sage Foundation Announces Visiting Scholars for 2012-2013
June 2012 - New Research Shows Economic Mobility Falling Short in the U.S.
June 2012 - New Research on How Americans Define Family
May 2012 - New Research on the Pivotal Role of Class in American Life
March 2012 - How Neighborhoods Influence NYC Teachers’ Careers

Click here to view a full list of RSF press releases.

RSF in the News

RSF author Nancy DiTomaso appears on Brian Lehrer TV
TheAtlantic.com cites RSF research on care work
The American Prospect cites RSF research on mass incarceration
The NYTimes publishes essay by RSF author Nancy DiTomaso on race and hiring preferences.
The New York Times publishes essay by RSF author Sean Reardon on education and inequality
The American Prospect cites RSF scholar Phillip Goff's research on racial bias in policing
New York Times op-ed cites RSF-funded research on immigrant children in the United States
NPR article on prejudice cites RSF book American Non-Dilemma
The Globe and Mail interviews RSF author Claudia Buchmann
Haaretz interviews RSF author Douglas Massey on U.S. immigration policy

Click here to view a full list of RSF news updates.

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About the Foundation

The Russell Sage Foundation is the principal American Foundation devoted exclusively to research in the social sciences. Currently, the Foundation dedicates itself exclusively to strengthening the methods, data, and theoretical core of the social sciences as a means of improving social policies. The Foundation is a research center for a select group of Visiting Scholars each year, a funding source for studies by scholars at other academic and research institutions, and an active member of the nation's social science community. The Foundation also publishes, under its own imprint, the books that derive from the work of its grantees and Visiting Scholars.