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RSF author Paul Osterman, Who Will Care for Us?, cited in Forbes on how economic boom may help improve low-wage care jobs.

RSF author Mona Lynch, Hard Bargains, cited in The Marshall Project on increasing numbers of immigrants sent to federal prisons.

Giovanni Peri, co-editor of RSF journal issue on Immigrant Labor Market Niches, cited in Marketwatch on how immigrants impact Republican voter turnout.

Bruce Western, author of new RSF book, Homeward, on the moral failures plaguing the US prison system.

Visiting scholar Issa Kohler-Hausmann pens op-ed for the NY Daily News on the importance of keeping arrest records sealed.

Forthcoming RSF book, Homeward, by Bruce Western, is subject of article in Colorlines on the challenges former prisoners of color face during reentry.

Forthcoming RSF book, Homeward, by Bruce Western is subject of article in The Atlantic on the injustice of mass incarceration.

Forthcoming RSF book, Homeward, by Bruce Western, featured on Pod Save the People podcast on the reentry experiences of released prisoners.

Giovanni Peri, co-editor of RSF Journal issue on Immigrant Labor Niches, cited in Baltimore Sun article on immigrant seasonal workers.

RSF author James Rosenbaum, Bridging the Gaps, interviewed on NBC Nightly News on the economic benefits of higher education.

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