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2009 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
How Much Do Older Workers Value Retiree Health Insurance? $75,000
Impact of Demand-Driven Workforce Development $200,000
Public Sector Collective Bargaining After the COVID-19 Pandemic $74,987
Rural Work, Precarity, and Resilience $182,506
Post-Deportation Experiences in El Salvador: A Family Communication Approach $74,984
Immigration and Education: Early Insights from the Buslift to New York City $75,000
Understanding the Voices of a Diverse Electorate through the American Multiracial Panel Study (AMPS) $74,900
Evaluating the Impact of Investor Ownership of Childcare Centers $69,999
Geographic and Neighborhood Differences in Intergenerational Earnings Mobility $172,500
Long Run Impacts of Women’s Education: Evidence from Administrative Health and Earnings Records $190,917
Estimating the Experience of a Worker’s First Job $166,791 Future of Work
Justice for Janitors, the “New South,” and the Future of Labor $48,036 Future of Work
Improving Labor Conditions for Healthcare Workers $96,917 Future of Work
Implications of Remote Work for the Geography of Work, the Gender Pay Gap, and Income Inequality $75,000 Future of Work
Analog Trades in a Digital World: The Platformization of In-Person Service Work $71,563 Future of Work
Place-, Home-Making, and Incorporation after Post-Disaster Migration: Puerto Rican Climate Migrants to the U.S. and Return Migrants to Puerto Rico $75,000 Immigration and Immigrant Integration
Escape from the Criminal State: Mapping the Transnational Governance of Forced Migration from Northern Central America to the United States $75,000 Immigration and Immigrant Integration
Can Transfer Pathways Promote Diversity After the 2023 Supreme Court Decision to Ban Race-Conscious Admissions? Evidence from California $148,106 Race-Conscious College Admissions Ban
Growing Up in Court: The Impact of Juvenile Dockets on Children Facing Deportation in Immigration Court $197,024 Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
Inheriting Good Credit: Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Cosigning Relationships in the Transition to Adulthood $138,719 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
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