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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The Prevalence, Causes and Consequences of Involuntary Zero and Near-Zero Hour Work Schedules $28,976
Punished in Plain Sight: Women's Experiences on Probation $29,998
Legal Vulnerability and Multigenerational Punishment: Investigating Barriers to Mobility through Higher Education for Latinx Children of Immigrants $50,000
School Context and the Racialized Trust Perspectives of Black Youth $29,702
Stitching the U.S. Safety Net: Inequality and Social Mobility in Mixed Status Latino Immigrant Families $29,544 COVID-19
Teaching in Segregated Preschools: Class Inequality and Teachers’ Time Use $29,718
Psychosocial Consequences of SES Mobility among Black Americans $28,864
Protest, Policy and Racial Justice: The Impact of Black Lives Matter on Policing Reforms
Co-funded by JPB Foundation
$160,053
Reuniting Families: Understanding the Impact of Immigration Prison Decarceration Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic on Detained Immigrants and Their Families
Co-funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York
$168,082
The Reproduction of Social Inequality Through Routine Voter Maintenance $96,918
Eviction in the Aftermath of COVID-19 $124,811
Preserving Rental Housing Stability during Disasters $167,194
The Dignity of Fragile Essential Work in a Pandemic: Perspectives of African American Employees on Race, Respect, and Relations at Work
Co-funded by JPB Foundation
$121,402 Future of Work
Colorism and Criminal Case Processing $46,781
COVID-19 and Elementary School Operating Status: The Impact on Mothers’ Employment $49,909
21st Century Justice: The Struggle to Decarcerate in the States $35,000
Measuring and Analyzing Boundary Rhetoric Over Time $109,286 Computational Social Science
From Social Revival to Social Isolation: Network Dynamics during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Their Consequences for Social, Economic, and Health Inequalities
Co-funded by JPB Foundation
$161,499
Informal Housing Provision, Health, and Inequality $34,745
Work in the Time of COVID-19: A Panel Study on Precarious Workers $49,940 Future of Work
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