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149 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Understanding How Online Social Networks Contribute to Polarization $172,846 Decision Making and Human Behavior in Context
Parents’ Beliefs about Economic Mobility as Determinants of Human Capital Investment Strategies $40,465
Racial Inequality at the Brink: How Economic Inequality Exacerbates Racial Prejudice and the Potential Alleviating Role of Policies Which Provide Basic Economic Resources $43,576
Poverty and Parental Engagement $34,675
Reducing Racial Inequalities in the Justice System $171,309
Discrimination, Identity, Socialization, and Civic Engagement among Asian American Families During COVID-19 $175,000
Measuring and Analyzing Boundary Rhetoric Over Time $109,286 Computational Social Science
Police Exposure and Socioeconomic Wellbeing Among African American Men $161,140
Understanding the Implications of COVID-19 for Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Families’ Food Insecurity and Wellbeing Using Daily Diary Data $164,362
Academic Implications of Everyday Racial Stress and Activism for Black College Students $30,000 Pipeline Grants Competition
Pathways to Resilience: Understanding the Links Between Contextual Stress, Behavioral and Cultural Assets, and Mental Health in Black Juvenile Justice-Involved Adolescents $49,985
Socio-structural and Psychological Factors Supporting the Misperception of Racial Economic Equality $163,531
Understanding Disparities in Cognitive Development Through Context-Biology Interactions
Co-funded by JPB Foundation
$49,998
Improving Police-Community Relations with a Social-Psychological Intervention for Reducing Racial Bias in Policing $127,015 Decision Making and Human Behavior in Context
Understanding How Schedule Stability Laws Affect Low-Wage Workers and Families: A Daily Diary Study in Philadelphia, PA $165,289 Future of Work
Understanding the Impact of Stereotype Threat on Decision Making $164,611 Behavioral Economics
The Conceptualization of Race and Skin Color Among Children and Adults in the U.S. $48,962
Quiet Time, Quiet Biology: Does a School-based Meditation Intervention Impact Stress Biomarkers? $135,830 Integrating Biology and Social Science Knowledge
Racial Inequality and Federal Criminal Courts in the Age of Sessions $34,979
Examining Health Costs of Social Mobility Among Latino/a American Young Adults
Co-funded by Ford Foundation
$149,824
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