Russell Sage Foundation
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Funds social science research on social, political & economic inequality; future of work; race, ethnicity & immigration; behavioral science & decision-making.
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Michael W. Kraus
Not the German handball player or the historian. The other one. @BerkeleyPsych alum and social psychologist. | he/him
Roberto G. Gonzales
Richard Perry University Professor of Sociology & Education @Penn | Director @PMI_Penn | Collect sports cards w/ my son | Yankees, Broncos, & Bruce Springsteen
Jamila Michener
Prof @Cornell: policy, power, poverty, racism, health, housing|Author: Fragmented Democracy: Medicaid, Federalism & Unequal Politics|@povertyscholar.bsky.social
Adam Gamoran
President of the William T. Grant Foundation and emeritus professor at UW-Madison
Asad L. Asad
Assistant Professor @StanfordSoc, writing on immigration, surveillance, and inequality. Author of ENGAGE AND EVADE (@PrincetonUPress): https://t.co/N0sJQBd2Tu
Former visiting journalist Tracie McMillan’s new book The White Bonus profiled on CNN.com.
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Visiting Scholar Adam Berinsky’s book Political Rumors on how to fight political disinformation reviewed in the New Yorker.
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Incoming visiting scholar R. Jisung Park writes for the NY Times on the hidden social & economic costs of climate change.
nytimes.com/2024/04/16/opi…
RSF author/former scholar Harry J. Holzer writes for Forbes on March jobs report, showing strong payroll growth without wage inflation.
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VIRTUAL LECTURE - Apr 18, 3PM ET
How Can Scholars Help to Embed Institutions of Public-Sector Change?
RSF author Donald Moynihan (Don Moynihan) will discuss the framing of public problems, and how researchers can design solutions for policymakers.
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RSF author/former scholar Colin Gordon writes for The Hill on how segregated suburban neighborhoods complicate the political calculus for both parties.
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Are you a researcher interested in #education & student outcomes? If so, apply today to Urban's Student Upward Mobility Initiative to investigate how PK-12 education affects children’s future economic mobility. Letters of intent due April 30. Apply today.
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Check out Urban's new Student Upward Mobility Initiative. We identify the specific PK-12 skills & competencies that can fuel students’ future #financialsecurity —as well as their autonomy, dignity, & sense of belonging in their communities.
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NEW BOOK
Alt-Labor and the New Politics of Workers’ Rights
Drawing on rich data and extensive interviews, Daniel Galvin (@NorthwesternU) looks at alt-labor’s turn to politics, and provides compelling insights into the dilemmas the groups now face.
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It’s pub day! “Rooting Race in Place” is the 1st published paper from my project, Whiteness in Crisis, a large in-depth interview project of White southerners generously supported with research grants from the U.S. National Science Foundation and Russell Sage Foundation. A short thread…
doi.org/10.1093/socpro…