Russell Sage Foundation

Former visiting journalist Tracie McMillan pens NY Times op-ed on the unsustainably high cost of health insurance for average Americans.

Christina Cross is an RSF visiting scholar and the author of Inherited Inequality: Why Opportunity Gaps Persist between Black and White Youth Raised in Two-Parent Families. Inherited Inequality is a groundbreaking study that challenges basic tenets of U.S.

RSF Visiting Scholar Christina Cross Discusses Her Book Inherited Inequality

RSF grantee/author Harry Holzer cited in NY Times on how Trump calling the affordability issue a “hoax” may backfire on him.

RSF grantee/former visiting scholar James Ziliak cited in NY Times on the persistent inadequacies of the federal SNAP program.

RSF author Joanna Dreby, Surviving the ICE Age, interviewed on NPR’s “Morning Edition” on how immigrant parents are trying to protect their children.

RSF author Jennifer Hochschild pens op-ed for EdSource on the politics of charter schools in the LA Unified School District.

RSF author Colleen Heflin, Food for Thought, cited in the Wall Street Journal on the Trump administration’s cancellation of annual survey on hunger in the U.S.

RSF grantees Lawrence Katz & Matthew Notowidigdo cited in NY Times on growing rate of unemployment among college-educated workers.

RSF grantees Luke Shaefer & Megan Curran cited in NY Times on release of annual poverty statistics in U.S.

NY Times reports on RSF-supported research by Greg Duncan showing that years of monthly cash payments did nothing to boost children’s well-being.