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2029 Results

Year Sort ascending	Grant Title	Amount	Research Priority
2019	Immigration, Crime, and Policing: Evidence From US History Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$21,185
2019	The Spillover Effects of 287(g) Agreements on State Trooper Policing Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$34,352
2019	Wrestling with Social/Behavioral Genomics: Risks, Potential Benefits, and Ethical Responsibility Co-funded by JPB Foundation	$175,000	Integrating Biology and Social Science Knowledge
2019	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
2019	Identifying Effects of Proposed Public Charge Rules on the Wellbeing of Immigrant Families and Children and State Policies to Protect Access to Public Safety Net Supports Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$154,364
2019	Effects of Stop-and-Frisk Policing on the Educational Outcomes of Undocumented Youth Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$142,499
2019	Putting Them on ICE: Policing Salvadoran Communities on Long Island Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$101,472
2019	Understanding and Addressing the Roots of Child Food Insecurity: A Qualitative Longitudinal Analysis	$175,000
2019	Rational Responses to Uncertainty? Understanding Disadvantaged Youths’ Post-Secondary Education Choices	$171,182
2019	Are Alternative Work Arrangements the Future of (Part-Time) Work? Evidence from Tax Records Co-funded by W.K. Kellogg Foundation	$174,725	Non-Standard Work
2019	Understanding How Schedule Stability Laws Affect Low-Wage Workers and Families: A Daily Diary Study in Philadelphia, PA	$165,289	Future of Work
2019	The Effects of Public, Private and Social Institutions on Wages: An Exploratory Study	$139,878	Future of Work
2019	The Geography of Worker Adaptation: Industry, Skills, Retraining, Mobility, and Housing Costs	$149,997	Future of Work
2019	Disconnected Men: The Intersection of Work and Family	$47,507
2019	The Effects of Recessions on Local Labor Markets and Inequality	$49,816	Future of Work
2019	Does Social Security Reduce Child Poverty and Boost the Academic Achievement of Low-Income Children?	$74,991
2019	The Transformation of Tasks, Skills and Jobs Under Additive Manufacturing: Evidence From Job Vacancies, 2014-2019	$34,780	Future of Work
2019	The Work of the Future and The Case for Creative Human Capital Policies for Low-Wage Workers	$43,996	Future of Work
2019	Detained Immigrants and Parole Decisions: Does Legal Aid Make a Difference? Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$32,825

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