Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Filter Results: Award Title Grantee Name Accounting for the Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Poverty Awarded Scholars: Sanders D. Korenman, Baruch College, City University of New York Dahlia Remler, Baruch College, City University of New York Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $149,967 Learn More Can the Affordable Care Act Medicaid Expansions Protect the Creditworthiness of Low-Income Americans? Awarded Scholars: Heidi Allen, Columbia University Tal Gross, Columbia University Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $142,800 Learn More Employer Sponsored Insurance Under the Affordable Care Act And Comparisons with Insurance in the Exchanges Awarded Scholars: Jean Abraham, University of Minnesota Anne Beeson Royalty, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $110,303 Learn More Attitudinal Policy Feedback and the Affordable Care Act Awarded Scholars: Julianna Pacheco, University of Iowa Project Date: Jul 2016 Award Amount: $34,564 Learn More Policy Making Politics? The Mass Political Impact of Medicaid Expansions Awarded Scholars: Michael W. Sances, University of Memphis Joshua D. Clinton, Vanderbilt University Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $28,095 Learn More Perceptions of the ACA: How Partisanship, Information, and Personal Experience Shape Enrollment, Engagement and Political Attitudes Awarded Scholars: Amy Lerman, University of California, Berkeley Meredith Sadin, University of California, Berkeley Project Date: Jul 2015 Award Amount: $133,285 Learn More The Effect of Health Insurance Enrollment on Recidivism in the Criminal Justice Population Awarded Scholars: Mia Bird, Public Policy Institute of California Shannon McConville, Public Policy Institute of California Project Date: Jul 2015 Award Amount: $137,810 Learn More PagesPrevious 1 2
Accounting for the Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Poverty Awarded Scholars: Sanders D. Korenman, Baruch College, City University of New York Dahlia Remler, Baruch College, City University of New York Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $149,967 Learn More
Can the Affordable Care Act Medicaid Expansions Protect the Creditworthiness of Low-Income Americans? Awarded Scholars: Heidi Allen, Columbia University Tal Gross, Columbia University Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $142,800 Learn More
Employer Sponsored Insurance Under the Affordable Care Act And Comparisons with Insurance in the Exchanges Awarded Scholars: Jean Abraham, University of Minnesota Anne Beeson Royalty, Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $110,303 Learn More
Attitudinal Policy Feedback and the Affordable Care Act Awarded Scholars: Julianna Pacheco, University of Iowa Project Date: Jul 2016 Award Amount: $34,564 Learn More
Policy Making Politics? The Mass Political Impact of Medicaid Expansions Awarded Scholars: Michael W. Sances, University of Memphis Joshua D. Clinton, Vanderbilt University Project Date: Mar 2016 Award Amount: $28,095 Learn More
Perceptions of the ACA: How Partisanship, Information, and Personal Experience Shape Enrollment, Engagement and Political Attitudes Awarded Scholars: Amy Lerman, University of California, Berkeley Meredith Sadin, University of California, Berkeley Project Date: Jul 2015 Award Amount: $133,285 Learn More
The Effect of Health Insurance Enrollment on Recidivism in the Criminal Justice Population Awarded Scholars: Mia Bird, Public Policy Institute of California Shannon McConville, Public Policy Institute of California Project Date: Jul 2015 Award Amount: $137,810 Learn More
