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219 Results

Year Sort ascending	Grant Title	Amount	Research Priority
2020	Before and After COVID-19: The Well-Being of Racialized and Immigrant Chicagoans	$34,736
2020	Effect of Rapid Vote by Mail Transition on Communities of Color and Immigrants	$50,000
2020	Explaining (In) Action: Relational Goods in Pandemics and Protests	$35,000
2020	The Current Mass Mobilization against Systemic Racism: Effects on Democracy and Politics	$49,957
2020	Group Status and Emotionally Coping with Discrimination	$35,000	Decision Making and Human Behavior in Context
2020	The Impact of COVID-19 on Low-Income Individuals and Families	$50,000
2020	Uncovering Race: Afro-Latinos, Political Attitudes, and Anti-Blackness	$44,751
2020	Shared Disadvantage, Shared Identity? Explaining When and Why White Americans Support Affirmative Action	$30,000
2020	Gentrification and Political Displacement	$30,000
2020	Intersecting (In)Justice: The Causes and Consequences of the Criminalization of Immigration	$24,225
2020	Unequal Political Representation: Evidence from a Comprehensive Database of Lobbying and Campaign Contributions	$50,000	Computational Social Science
2020	Identity Measurement in the United States	$41,913	Computational Social Science
2019	Aggregating Voters and the Electoral Connection: The Effect of Neighborhood Representation on the Welfare and Equity of the Housing Supply	$48,159
2019	Inequalities in Participation, Voting, and Representation in Local Governments	$119,475
2019	Assessing Algorithmic and Human Selective Exposure to Political Information: Behavioral Evidence from Online Search and Video	$172,057	Computational Social Science
2019	Detained Immigrants and Parole Decisions: Does Legal Aid Make a Difference? Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$32,825
2019	Do Informal Connections Matter for Political Candidacy and Success?	$9,835	Computational Social Science
2019	Media Messaging about the Affordable Care Act During Political Upheaval	$160,167
2019	Citizenship Acquisition in the Age of Immigration Enforcement Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York	$48,587	Immigration and Immigrant Integration
2018	The Affordable Care Act at the State Legislative District Level: Evaluating the Politics of Representation and Sources of Influence	$174,998

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