Social, Political, and Economic Inequality

How Inequality in Communication to Congress Perpetuates Political Inequality: Evidence from Administrative Data on Contact with Congressional Offices

Awarded Scholars:
David Broockman,University of California, Berkeley Leah Stokes,University of California, Santa Barbara Matto Mildenberger,University of California, Santa Barbara Alexander Hertel-Fernandez,Associate Professor of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University

Project Date:Jan 2021

Award Amount: $158,250

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Shadow Costs: The Effect of Economic and Informational Inequality on Court-Ordered Compliance

Awarded Scholars:
Bryan Sykes,University of California, Irvine

Project Date:Oct 2020

Award Amount: $50,000

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A Probability-Based, National-Representative Survey of Americans Before, During, and After the Pandemic

Awarded Scholars:
Thomas Smith,National Opinion Research Center Louise Hawkley,National Opinion Research Center

Project Date:Sep 2020

Award Amount: $29,472

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Amnesty for Court-Ordered Debt in the U.S.

Awarded Scholars:
Karin D. Martin,University of Washington

Project Date:Oct 2020

Award Amount: $29,998

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The Hidden (and Open) Poverty of the COVID-19 Crisis—How Big are the Holes in the Safety Net?

Awarded Scholars:
Sanders D. Korenman,Baruch College, City University of New York Rosemary T. Hyson ,Baruch College, City University of New York Dahlia K. Remler,Baruch College, City University of New York

Project Date:Oct 2020

Award Amount: $21,668

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Informal Housing Provision, Health, and Inequality

Awarded Scholars:
Danya Keene,Yale University

Project Date:Nov 2020

Award Amount: $34,745

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The Emergence of Disparities in Infectious Disease: Comparing the Role of Housing and Social Policy in COVID-19 and Influenza Morbidity and Mortality

Awarded Scholars:
Sherry Glied ,New York University Ingrid Gould Ellen,New York University

Project Date:Oct 2020

Award Amount: $35,000

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The Current Mass Mobilization against Systemic Racism: Effects on Democracy and Politics

Awarded Scholars:
Dana R. Fisher,University of Maryland, College Park Stella M. Rouse,University of Maryland, College Park Michael T. Heaney,University of Glasgow

Project Date:Jul 2020

Award Amount: $49,957

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How Shifting to a National Unemployment Insurance Program Might Reduce Poverty for Vulnerable Americans and Increase Program Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Equity

Awarded Scholars:
William Arnone,National Academy of Social Insurance Stephen A. Wandner,National Academy of Social Insurance

Project Date:Oct 2020

Award Amount: $35,000

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The Segregation Lab: Building Research Capacity for Addressing Inequality

Awarded Scholars:
Ann Owens,University of Southern California Sean Reardon,Professor of Sociology, Stanford University

Project Date:Jul 2020

Award Amount: $175,000

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