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214 Results

Year Sort ascending	Grant Title	Amount	Research Priority
2021	Testing the “Invisibility Bargain”: Media Imagery, Authoritarianism, and Attitudes Toward Immigrant Social Integration and Political Agency Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$34,650
2021	Reducing Prejudice against Muslim Americans: Using an Online Panel to Evaluate Two De-Biasing Interventions	$20,416
2021	Breaking the Brass Ceiling: Do Female and Non-White Police Chiefs Change Police Behavior?	$34,994
2021	Essential Labor: Asian American Women Workers and the Intersectional Politics of Incorporation	$30,000	Pipeline Grants Competition
2021	You Can't Evict A Movement: Intergenerational Activism and Housing Justice in New York City	$26,078
2021	The Reproduction of Social Inequality Through Routine Voter Maintenance	$96,918
2021	The Impact of COVID-19 Pronouncements and Policies on Attitudes towards Policies and Political Actors	$138,288
2021	Registering Returning Citizens to Vote	$166,865
2021	Civic and Political Engagement in a Time of Crisis: The Case of New York City Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$42,824
2021	Surveys at the Intersection of COVID and Police Protests Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$50,000
2021	Racial Inequality, Pandemic, and Democracy: COVID-19 and Unequal Citizenship in Times of Crisis Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$37,630
2021	The Lost Legitimacy of American Political Institutions? The Consequences of the 2020 Presidential Election	$35,000
2021	How Inequality in Communication to Congress Perpetuates Political Inequality: Evidence from Administrative Data on Contact with Congressional Offices	$158,250
2020	Black Migration in a White City: Power, Privilege, and Exclusion in Cuban America	$50,000
2020	Multi-Wave 50-State COVID-19 Survey: Empowering a National Response	$50,000
2020	Partisanship, Outgroup Prejudice, and Public Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic	$35,000
2020	Before and After COVID-19: The Well-Being of Racialized and Immigrant Chicagoans	$34,736
2020	Effect of Rapid Vote by Mail Transition on Communities of Color and Immigrants	$50,000
2020	Explaining (In) Action: Relational Goods in Pandemics and Protests	$35,000
2020	The Current Mass Mobilization against Systemic Racism: Effects on Democracy and Politics	$49,957

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