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19 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The Life Course Implications of Legal Exclusion Among Undocumented Latinas in the Suburbs of a Traditional Immigrant Destination
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$75,000 Immigration and Immigrant Integration
SNAP Distribution Schedules and Student Standardized Test Score Performance $60,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Effects of Eviction Moratoria and Renter-supportive Measures on the Prevention of Child Maltreatment During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Natural Experiment with Nationwide Data Linkages
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$30,000 Pipeline Grants Competition
Economic Integration of Newly Resettled Afghans
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$47,244
Inequalities in Financial Coping During the COVID-19 Crisis: New Insights from Linked Credit Report, Alternative Financial Service, and State Administrative Data $170,575
Child Support Regularity and Custodial Mothers’ Employment and Economic Well-Being $30,000 Pipeline Grants Competition
The Role of School Agents in Undocumented Students' Access to Financial Aid Resources $30,000 Pipeline Grants Competition
COVID-19, Racial Discrimination and Civic Engagement Among Asian-American Young Adults $171,255
Before and After COVID-19: The Well-Being of Racialized and Immigrant Chicagoans $34,736
Gold Does Not Always Glitter: Does Upward Mobility Undermine the Health of African Americans $47,900
Moving Communities to Opportunity: Exploring Public Housing Redevelopment as a Strategy for Addressing Structural Barriers to Economic Mobility $25,916 Pipeline Grants Competition
How Social Protection Policies and Institutions Contribute To Older Immigrants’ Wellbeing and Sense of Belonging to America
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$174,423
The Implementation of Scheduling Legislation by Frontline Business Managers $43,442 Future of Work
Bringing Together Research on Work Scheduling Policy
Co-funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation
$4,350 Non-Standard Work
Can the Affordable Care Act Medicaid Expansions Protect the Creditworthiness of Low-Income Americans? $142,800 The Social, Economic and Political Effects of the Affordable Care Act
Precarious Work Schedules among Early Career Adults in the U.S.
Co-funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation
$71,423 Future of Work
Measuring Change in Cultural Competence among Graduate Social Work Students $25,175 Cultural Contact
Improving Scheduling in Entry-Level Retail Jobs: A Workplace-Based Experiment $149,609 Future of Work
New York City and the Welfare State $148,831 Future of Work
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