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2029 Results

Year Sort ascending	Grant Title	Amount	Research Priority
2019	RSF Journal Conference: The Social, Political, and Economic Effects of the Affordable Care Act	$35,000
2019	Citizenship Acquisition in the Age of Immigration Enforcement Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$48,587	Immigration and Immigrant Integration
2019	Labor Compensation Inequality and the Evolution of Labor Income Shares	$50,000
2019	Genetic Influences on Immigrant Health in Midlife and Older Age Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$35,000	Integrating Biology and Social Science Knowledge
2019	Race, Place, and Political Attitudes in California	$28,643
2018	The Affordable Care Act at the State Legislative District Level: Evaluating the Politics of Representation and Sources of Influence	$174,998	The Social, Economic and Political Effects of the Affordable Care Act
2018	Social Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility: Evidence from Genealogy Records and Linked Data	$174,683	Computational Social Science
2018	Measuring Local Area Income Using Neural Networks Trained on Satellite Imagery	$174,702	Computational Social Science
2018	Financial Distress, DNA Methylation, and Children’s Behavioral Problems Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$174,855	Integrating Biology and Social Science Knowledge
2018	Supporting Families and Academic Success Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$175,000	Integrating Biology and Social Science Knowledge
2018	Estimating the Impact of Racial Discrimination on Locational Choice	$148,088
2018	A Pre-Post Study of the Impact of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Termination on TPS Holders and Their Employers Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$174,398
2018	Studying the Rikers Island Jail Population: The Rikers Island Longitudinal Study	$172,390
2018	Racial Identity Among African American Advertising Professionals	$45,821
2018	Career Dynamics Over the Life Cycle: Longitudinal Analyses of U.S. Firms and Households	$147,993	Future of Work
2018	Same But Different: How sequences of positive and negative events affect (non-)social decision-making	$5,760
2018	RSF Journal Conference: The Criminal Justice System as a Labor Market Institution	$35,000
2018	Using IRS Tax Data to Measure the Long-Term Effects of California’s 2004 Paid Family Leave Act Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth	$80,368	Future of Work
2018	Understanding Men’s Non-Employment Using Longitudinal Data Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth	$60,000	Future of Work
2018	Landing a Job: Moving from College to Employment in the New Economy	$49,354	Future of Work

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