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2029 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Measuring the Impact of a Technology Training Program on the Economic Mobility of Underserved Communities $74,851 Future of Work
Do Concerns about the Deportation of Close Others Increase Willingness to Protest U.S. Immigration Policy? The Roles of Anger, Fear, and Identity Conflict $47,447
Student Racial Justice Activism and Higher Education Reparations at Universities Founded Pre-Civil War $50,000
Beyond Changing Minds: Raising the Issue Importance of Expanding Legal Immigration $74,932
PHLRentAssist-Direct Evaluation $199,082
A Data-Driven Study of Autopsies written for Non-Firearm Legal Interventions in Los Angeles, 2000-2020 $192,991
Caseworker Subjectivity, SNAP Benefit Receipt, and Labor Supply $50,074
Criminal Justice Contact and Labor Market Outcomes $119,974 Future of Work
Exposure to Political Threats/Violence and its Psychological and Political Effects on American Elected Officials $72,885
Inequality in Health Returns to Local Labor Markets: Extraction Booms and Mortality among Native Americans
Co-funded by The Washington Center for Equitable Growth
$44,903
Displaceability by Design: The Governance of Housing Insecurity in Los Angeles $75,000
Reducing Racial Polarization in Reactions to Police Use of Force: Identifying Mechanisms and Testing Interventions $146,215
Firms and the Labor Market Determinants of Economic Mobility $30,500
Gig Work and the Pandemic: Were Bad Jobs Good During the COVID-19 Crisis? $29,135 Future of Work
Improving the Effectiveness of the IRS’ Automated Substitute for Return Programs $35,000
This Woman’s Work: Understanding the Role of Public Education in Maternal Employment $30,004 Future of Work
Does Working-from-Home Work for Diversity? Evidence from a Field Experiment $68,210 Future of Work
A Public Dataset of Firm-Level Employment Practices $38,750 Future of Work
Economic Integration of Newly Resettled Afghans
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$47,244
The Transition to Young Adulthood Among Second-Generation West Africans
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$30,670
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