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RSF author Ingrid Gould Ellen, How to House the Homeless, cited in NY Times on bureaucratic barriers to converting office buildings to housing.

New Video Series: 2022-2023 Visiting Scholars Discuss Their Research and Time at RSF

Former visiting scholar Samuel L. Myers Jr cited in NY Times article on efforts to increase the number of Black economists.

RSF grantee Samuel Bazzi interviewed on NPR’s “Morning Edition” about the enduring political & social impact of the migration of Southern Whites to the north in the 20th century.

RSF Authors Enobong Hannah Branch and Caroline Hanley Discuss Their New Book: Work in Black and White

Former visiting scholar Issa Kohler-Hausmann writes for The Atlantic on the ambiguity of “race-neutral” college admissions if the Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action.

Research by Daniel Lichter, Brian Thiede & Matthew Brooks from RSF journal issue on suburban inequality cited in NY Times story on political implications of changing racial demographics in U.S. suburbs.

RSF grantees Lilliana Mason & Jay Van Bavel cited in NY Times article on the delusions Republicans and Democrats hold about each other’s beliefs.

Second Annual Dissertation Research Grants Awarded

RSF Journal Contributors Discuss the Social and Political Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic

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