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RSF journal editors Kristin Turney & Sara Wakefield pen op-ed for The Hill on the need for comprehensive criminal justice reform.

RSF author Deborah Carr, Golden Years?, cited in Forbes magazine article on ensuring retirement security.

Stanford Poverty and Inequality Report on millennials features articles from RSF President Sheldon Danziger along with several RSF trustees, authors, and grantees.

RSF author Kristin Seefeldt, Abandoned Families, cited in NY Times Upshot on the surge in single mothers in the workforce.

RSF author Janelle Wong cited in Pacific Standard article on the shifting role of religion among Democratic presidential candidates.

RSF author Janelle Wong cited in PRI News article on how Asian Americans may be affected by Supreme Court decision on census citizenship question.

RSF author Bruce Western, Homeward, cited in The Hill article on criminal justice reform and preserving the social safety net.

RSF author Deborah Carr, Golden Years, pens op-ed for The Hill on how to improve financial security for older Americans in retirement.

RSF author Karthick Ramakrishnan, Asian American Political Participation, cited in NY Times profile of Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang.

New research by RSF grantee Alexandra Killewald cited in NY Times article on how working mothers cycle in and out of the workforce.

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