News Filter Results: Award Title Grantee Name RSF author Monica Prasad, Starving the Beast, pens op-ed for the NY Times on how alternate tax schemes can reduce inequality & improve social mobility. March 7, 2019 Learn More RSF-supported survey research by Theda Skocpol cited in USA Today article on how to bridge the race gap between left and center voters. March 6, 2019 Learn More Causes of the Socioeconomic Academic Achievement Gap in the U.S. March 5, 2019 Learn More Inside Higher Ed features research by RSF grantee/author Jennifer Lee on employment discrimination against Asian Americans. March 5, 2019 Learn More NY Times article on reactions to lower tax refunds cites former RSF trustee/author Richard Thaler and refers to basic principles of behavioral economics. March 1, 2019 Learn More A Roadmap to Reducing Child Poverty February 28, 2019 Learn More Research from new RSF book, Golden Years? by Deborah Carr, featured in CNBC news story on economic inequality among retirees. February 28, 2019 Learn More RSF authors Pamela Herd & Donald Moynihan, Administrative Burden, interviewed in the American Prospect on how bureaucracy hinders social programs. February 27, 2019 Learn More How Faculty Attitudes Can Help Close the Racial Achievement Gap in STEM February 27, 2019 Learn More RSF Journal editor Matthew Desmond writes for the NY Times on the public health benefits of $15 minimum wage, cites RSF grantees Eldar Shafir & Sendhil Mullainathan. February 25, 2019 Learn More PagesPrevious 1 … 2 3 4 5 6 … 134 Next
RSF author Monica Prasad, Starving the Beast, pens op-ed for the NY Times on how alternate tax schemes can reduce inequality & improve social mobility. March 7, 2019 Learn More
RSF-supported survey research by Theda Skocpol cited in USA Today article on how to bridge the race gap between left and center voters. March 6, 2019 Learn More
Inside Higher Ed features research by RSF grantee/author Jennifer Lee on employment discrimination against Asian Americans. March 5, 2019 Learn More
NY Times article on reactions to lower tax refunds cites former RSF trustee/author Richard Thaler and refers to basic principles of behavioral economics. March 1, 2019 Learn More
Research from new RSF book, Golden Years? by Deborah Carr, featured in CNBC news story on economic inequality among retirees. February 28, 2019 Learn More
RSF authors Pamela Herd & Donald Moynihan, Administrative Burden, interviewed in the American Prospect on how bureaucracy hinders social programs. February 27, 2019 Learn More
RSF Journal editor Matthew Desmond writes for the NY Times on the public health benefits of $15 minimum wage, cites RSF grantees Eldar Shafir & Sendhil Mullainathan. February 25, 2019 Learn More
