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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
“Alternatives” to Punishment and Social Inequality
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$30,000 Pipeline Grants Competition
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
Learning Activism: Young Black Activists’ Pathways from Street Protests to Grassroots and Sustained Organizing
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
$27,523 Pipeline Grants Competition
Double Jeopardy: Neighborhood Racial Profiling and the Consequences of Speaking Up $196,326
Using Large-Scale Network Data to Measure Social Returns and Improve Targeting of Crime-Reduction Interventions $109,555 Behavioral Science and Decision Making in Context
2023 ECBE Summer Workshop $29,268
What Underlies Opposition to Critical Race Theory and What Might Reduce It? $44,614
Does Firm-Level Sorting Contribute to the Gender Wage Gap? $49,949 Decision Making and Human Behavior in Context
Informing Overconfident and Insecure Job Seekers $199,096 Future of Work
Winning Without Bargaining: Unionization & the Federal Workforce $41,194 Future of Work
Reskilling and Upskilling in the Workplace $164,302 Future of Work
Immigrant Peers and the Short-Run Academic and Long-Run Outcomes of US-Born Students $175,184 Immigration
H-2A Mexican Agricultural Guestworkers: Navigating Opportunities and Risks in California and Improving Quality of Life in Mexico
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$50,000 Immigration
The Pennsylvania Solitary Study $121,189
Affirmative Action Inc.: Race Consciousness in America’s Largest Corporations $50,000
Social Capital and Early-Career Outcomes: Evidence from College Career Center Data $74,800
Disparities in Exposure Risk to Environmental Disadvantage in Neighborhood Networks Formed by Urban Mobility Flows $59,986
Missing Pieces in the Puzzle: Leveraging Untapped Archival Data to Connect New Deal Housing Policies to Racial and Spatial Inequality $199,681
The Inequities of Unemployment: Low-Socioeconomic Status Mothers’ Experiences of Job Loss and Their Subsequent Paid and Unpaid Labor Trajectories During the COVID-19 Pandemic $160,814
Strange Bedfellows: The Foundations and Potential of Unexpected Group Alliances in American Politics $50,000
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