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Research from new RSF journal issue on the criminal justice system and the labor market cited in The Crime Report.

Former visiting scholar Tali Mendelberg pens op-ed for the NY Times on how the U.S. failed to prepare for disaster long before the coronavirus.

RSF grantee Susan Houseman cited in Vice on how workers will lose unemployment benefits in states that are reopening their economies.

RSF author Paul Osterman pens op-ed for Newsweek on the need to provide strong government support for healthcare and "essential" workers.

RSF visiting scholar Wojciech Kopczuk cited in Washington Post on why so many "essential" workers are also the lowest-paid workers.

Research by RSF grantees Anna Gassman-Pines & Elizabeth Ananat on how COVID-19 crisis is affecting low-wage families is featured in FiveThirtyEight.com.

RSF journal editor Harry Holzer cited in LA Times on the risks of reopening the economy too soon.

RSF trustee Jason Furman cited in NY Times on the danger of ignoring lessons learned during the Great Recession in dealing with the current economic crisis.

RSF journal editor Harry Holzer pens op-ed for The Hill on the economic costs of reopening too soon.

RSF grantee Christopher Wimer cited in NY Times article about dire predictions of increasing poverty in wake of coronavirus crisis.

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