Stanford IRiSS
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Stanford's hub for interdisciplinary social science research and incubator for policy-focused research centers.
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http://iriss.stanford.edu 26-05-2009 20:13:34
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We invite undergraduate and graduate Stanford University students who are pursuing research related to #philanthropy or #civilsociety to apply for our small grants program! Awards typically range from $500-$2,500. Applications are due March 1. Learn more & apply: pacscenter.stanford.edu/opportunities/…
Our laws are penalizing ppl for being poor and driving them deeper into debt. Patrice Berry via San Francisco Chronicle: "If someone is already struggling to afford basic needs — like gas, rent, food, utilities and clothes for their kids — their car is literally a lifeline." #AB1082 #caleg
Save the date! Asad L. Asad celebrates the release of his book 'Engage and Evade' at Books Inc. Palo Alto, June 12 at 7pm booksinc.net/event/asad-l-a…
📢Exciting news! Raviv Murciano-Goroff (Raviv Murciano-Goroff) and I just published a new paper in the Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization titled "Equity Illusions." 1/🧵academic.oup.com/jleo/advance-a…
Register now for our upcoming series of panel discussions on the highly consequential 2024 elections, beginning on Oct. 2! Co-sponsored by Stanford CDDRL and the Stanford Center for Revitalizing American Institutions. iriss.stanford.edu/events/america…
“GeoMatch is able to take in vast quantities of data and uncover patterns that would be impossible for the human mind to detect,” — #GeoMatch director Michael Hotard in Stanford Impact Labs's recent piece on the #AI tool’s role in #refugee resettlement & integration: impact.stanford.edu/article/how-ca…
🇺🇸🗳️ Our AMERICA VOTES 2024 series continues TOMORROW w/ Brandice Canes-Wrone Justin Grimmer & LarryDiamond on the historical context of this presidential election, the risks/realities of vote/voter manipulation, & reforms to help depolarize US democracy. REGISTER: ow.ly/xieM50TMeGV
.Rice University political scientist Matthew Tyler has won a U.S. National Science Foundation CAREER Award for his work to make survey-based research more precise and reliable. Quantitative researchers and policymakers depend on accurate data in their decision making: bit.ly/4iMwedE