Kristi Johns(@kristidjohns) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Opportunity Insights - led by Raj Chetty, John N.Friedman & @NHendren82 - is doing incredible work exploring relationships between social capital & economic mobility using .

Check out their interactive Social Capital Atlas! tinyurl.com/SoCapAtlas

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Ian Rowe(@IanVRowe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The most highly correlated factor with upward mobility at a neighborhood level was the share of two-parent households in that neighborhood.”

That is a quote from Melissa S. Kearney describing key findings from Raj Chetty’s extensive Opportunity Insights research that unfortunately has…

“The most highly correlated factor with upward mobility at a neighborhood level was the share of two-parent households in that neighborhood.” 

That is a quote from @kearney_melissa describing key findings from Raj Chetty’s extensive @OppInsights research that unfortunately has…
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Rusted Oak(@RustedOak) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ian Rowe Melissa S. Kearney Opportunity Insights Brad Wilcox Richard V. Reeves Bari Weiss Ben Shapiro I was 18 when my dad passed away after a 5-year battle ALS and 23 when my mom took her own life, the 3rd of 4 suicides in our family. Currently writing about that 'two-parent household privilege' in my memoir.

@IanVRowe @kearney_melissa @OppInsights @BradWilcoxIFS @RichardvReeves @bariweiss @benshapiro I was 18 when my dad passed away after a 5-year battle ALS and 23 when my mom took her own life, the 3rd of 4 suicides in our family. Currently writing about that 'two-parent household privilege' in my memoir.
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Katharine Meyer(@katharinemeyer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Who gets into college and why does it matter?

This Weds, 7/26, at 2pm Brookings Governance hosts the Opportunity Insights team to hear about their latest research on admissions at 'elite' institutions, followed by a panel discussion

Register & send in questions here: brookings.edu/events/who-get…

Who gets into college and why does it matter?

This Weds, 7/26, at 2pm @BrookingsGov hosts the @OppInsights team to hear about their latest research on admissions at 'elite' institutions, followed by a panel discussion

Register & send in questions here: brookings.edu/events/who-get…
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Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE)(@hgse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you to Professors Raj Chetty of Opportunity Insights, Lawrence Bobo, Prof Dynarski, and Harvard CEPR's Thomas Kane for holding an impactful / ! Speakers held a data-driven discussion about college access and generational wealth.

Thank you to Professors Raj Chetty of @OppInsights, Lawrence Bobo, @dynarski, and @HarvardCEPR's Thomas Kane for holding an impactful #AskwithForum/#PIERseminar! Speakers held a data-driven discussion about college access and generational wealth.
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Nate G. Hilger(@nate_g_hilger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One amazing fact from new Opportunity Insights paper by Chetty John N.Friedman & David Deming is not about admission policy - it's about earlier inequality of opportunity. Take 1k very rich kids, expect 68 to get top SAT scores. Take 1k poor kids, expect 0. Zero. Even 1k…

One amazing fact from new @OppInsights paper by Chetty @John_N_Friedman & @ProfDavidDeming is not about admission policy - it's about earlier inequality of opportunity. Take 1k very rich kids, expect 68 to get top SAT scores. Take 1k poor kids, expect 0. Zero. Even 1k…
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NBER(@nberpubs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Graduating from a top college doubles a student’s chances of reaching a leadership position. Elite colleges admit applicants from the top 1% of the income distribution at higher rates, from Opportunity Insights, David Deming, and John N.Friedman nber.org/papers/w31492

Graduating from a top college doubles a student’s chances of reaching a leadership position. Elite colleges admit applicants from the top 1% of the income distribution at higher rates, from @OppInsights, @ProfDavidDeming, and @John_N_Friedman nber.org/papers/w31492
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Ian Rowe(@IanVRowe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Beyond the obvious benefit for a child raised in a two-parent household is this Opportunity Insights finding: Boys who grew up in neighborhoods where there were more fathers present — even if not their own — had significantly higher chances of upward mobility, especially for black boys.…

Beyond the obvious benefit for a child raised in a two-parent household is this @OppInsights finding: Boys who grew up in neighborhoods where there were more fathers present — even if not their own — had significantly higher chances of upward mobility, especially for black boys.…
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Dylan Connor(@Dylligent) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We created a new database covering 20,000 places to: 1) measure the rural advantage, 2) identify who benefits, 3) and explain it.

Check out our new PLURAL index (Johannes H. Uhl): sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Thanks to Opportunity Insights for great income mobility data!
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We created a new database covering 20,000 places to: 1) measure the rural advantage, 2) identify who benefits, 3) and explain it.

Check out our new PLURAL index (@JohannesHUhl1): sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Thanks to @OppInsights for great income mobility data!
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QJE(@QJEHarvard) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Recently accepted by , “The Economic Impacts of COVID-19: Evidence from a New Public Database Built Using Private Sector Data,” by Chetty (@oppinsights), Friedman (@John_N_Friedman), and Stepner (@michaelstepner): doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…

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Steven Rattner(@SteveRattner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just how skewed towards the wealthy are elite college admissions – and what can be done about it?

I'll be on Morning Joe in a few to break down a fascinating new study from Opportunity Insights.

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