Awarded Projects Search Award Categories - Any -Causal Research on the Criminal Justice SystemConsumption and SavingsCrime and Criminal JusticeDecision Making and Human Behavior in ContextEconomicFamilyHewlett FoundationImplications of the 2023 Supreme Court Decision to Ban Race-Conscious Admissions at Colleges and Universities for Educational Attainment and Economic MobilityW.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment ResearchEducationHealth and Mental HealthImmigration and Immigrant IntegrationInstitutionsJPB FoundationRetirementAffordable Care ActFiscal Crisis in State BudgetsHousing and ForeclosuresImmigrationSocialThe Policy AcademiesGeneralIncome, Wealth, Poverty, and InequalityIndividual AttitudesIntegrating Biology and Social Science KnowledgeSocial Safety NetW.T. Grant FoundationComputational Social ScienceLabor MarketPolitical Responses and BehaviorRobert Wood Johnson FoundationNon-Standard WorkW.K. Kellogg FoundationMacArthur FoundationWashington Center for Equitable GrowthSpencer FoundationCarnegie Corporation of New YorkFord FoundationRobin HoodBill & Melinda Gates FoundationBehavioral Science and Decision Making in ContextCOVID-19Dissertation Research GrantsCo-Funded ResearchSpecial InitiativesThe Social and Economic Effects of the Great RecessionPipeline GrantsBehavioral EconomicsRace, Ethnicity, and ImmigrationFuture of WorkSocial, Political, and Economic InequalityImmigrationCultural ContactSeptember 11 Initiative2000 CensusThe Politics of Social PolicyTrustU.S. 2010Non Program Activities Nation-Building Legacies, Public Service Policies, and Immigrant Remittances: A Mixed-Methods Study of Central American-U.S. Migration Awarded Scholars: Cyril Bennouna,Brown University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More The Public Administration of Justice: Capacity in the Immigration Courts Awarded Scholars: Nicholas Bednar,Vanderbilt University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More Modes of Articulation: Linking Race and Class Politics in Chicago’s Deindustrialized Urban Periphery Awarded Scholars: Rishi Awatramani,Johns Hopkins University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More Assessing the Effects of Immigration Discourse on Subjective Evaluations of Americanness and Resource Allocation Awarded Scholars: Victoria Asbury-Kimmel,Harvard University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More Authoritarian Policing and America’s Incomplete Democratization Awarded Scholars: Robert Mickey,University of Michigan Jacob M. Grumbach,University of Washington Daniel Ziblatt,Harvard University Project Date:May 2022 Award Amount: $152,614 Learn More Trajectories of Segregation in the U.S. Metropolis, 1900-1970 Awarded Scholars: John R. Logan,Brown University Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $149,881 Learn More Whiteness in Crisis? Awarded Scholars: James M. Thomas,University of Mississippi Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $135,293 Learn More Reducing Racial Polarization in Reactions to Police Use of Force: Identifying Mechanisms and Testing Interventions Awarded Scholars: Joshua Pasek,University of Michigan Hakeem Jefferson,Stanford University Fabian Neuner,Arizona State University Project Date:Aug 2022 Award Amount: $146,215 Learn More Understanding How Online Social Networks Contribute to Polarization Awarded Scholars: Jay Van Bavel,New York University Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $172,846 Learn More Organizational Diversity, Peer Influences, and Networks in Policing: Quasi-experimental Evidence from Five Law Enforcement Agencies in the US Awarded Scholars: Gerard Torrats-Espinosa,Columbia University Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $130,497 Learn More PagesPrevious 1 … 37 38 39 40 41 … 176 Next
Nation-Building Legacies, Public Service Policies, and Immigrant Remittances: A Mixed-Methods Study of Central American-U.S. Migration Awarded Scholars: Cyril Bennouna,Brown University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More
The Public Administration of Justice: Capacity in the Immigration Courts Awarded Scholars: Nicholas Bednar,Vanderbilt University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More
Modes of Articulation: Linking Race and Class Politics in Chicago’s Deindustrialized Urban Periphery Awarded Scholars: Rishi Awatramani,Johns Hopkins University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More
Assessing the Effects of Immigration Discourse on Subjective Evaluations of Americanness and Resource Allocation Awarded Scholars: Victoria Asbury-Kimmel,Harvard University Project Date:Jul 2022 Learn More
Authoritarian Policing and America’s Incomplete Democratization Awarded Scholars: Robert Mickey,University of Michigan Jacob M. Grumbach,University of Washington Daniel Ziblatt,Harvard University Project Date:May 2022 Award Amount: $152,614 Learn More
Trajectories of Segregation in the U.S. Metropolis, 1900-1970 Awarded Scholars: John R. Logan,Brown University Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $149,881 Learn More
Whiteness in Crisis? Awarded Scholars: James M. Thomas,University of Mississippi Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $135,293 Learn More
Reducing Racial Polarization in Reactions to Police Use of Force: Identifying Mechanisms and Testing Interventions Awarded Scholars: Joshua Pasek,University of Michigan Hakeem Jefferson,Stanford University Fabian Neuner,Arizona State University Project Date:Aug 2022 Award Amount: $146,215 Learn More
Understanding How Online Social Networks Contribute to Polarization Awarded Scholars: Jay Van Bavel,New York University Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $172,846 Learn More
Organizational Diversity, Peer Influences, and Networks in Policing: Quasi-experimental Evidence from Five Law Enforcement Agencies in the US Awarded Scholars: Gerard Torrats-Espinosa,Columbia University Project Date:Apr 2022 Award Amount: $130,497 Learn More
