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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Layoffs and Crime
Co-funded by W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
How Features of Policy Design and Misperceptions Shape Public Opinion Toward Housing Vouchers and Perceptions of Recipients
Essays on the Social Safety Net, Economic Insecurity, and Inequality during the Transition to Parenthood
Measuring Authoritarianism Through State Punishment
Long-Term Effects of Universal Free School Meal Policies: Evidence from the Community Eligibility Provision
Beyond Removal: Salvadoran Immigrants and the Aftermath of Deportation
Protracted Precarity: The Contingent Politics of Temporary Protected Status, 1990-2025
The Long-Term Effects of Rent Regulation on Children: Evidence from World War II-Era Federal Rent Control Policy
Navigating Affordable Housing: Heterogeneous Financing Cost from Policy Interactions
The Racial Identification and Classification of Asians in the United States
Beyond Union Elections: Understanding Worker Solidarity Amidst Social Divisions
Navigating Pathways to Adulthood in an Era of Precarity: Latino Young Adults on the Community College Pathway
Subjective Beliefs and the Choices of Community College Students
The Black Cabinet: The Role of Civil Rights Organizations on Institutional Development and Policy Change
Co-funded by The Policy Academies
Political Consequences and Remedies of Partisan Dehumanization in the U.S.
Understanding the Migrant Situation in New York City: Exploring the Nexus Between Service Providers and the Experiences of Migrants
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Income Inequality at the Crossroads: The Impact of Income Gaps Between White and Non-White Groups on Psychological Outcomes
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Licensed Payday Lender Vacancies and Energy Assistance Participation: Evidence from Wisconsin
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Unsettling Refugees: Economic Mobility & Opportunity for Southeast Asian Refugees Facing Deportation
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
The Effect of Changing U.S. Demographics on White/Black, White/Asian, and White/Latine Biracial People’s Identity and Political Behavior
Co-funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
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