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Desai leads establishment of National Data Innovation Centre in New Delhi
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Far-reaching program will stimulate research, support graduate student development in India and U.S.
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Desai on Indian educated women’s paradox
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Education is not paying off to better job opportunities, marriage prospects, or freedom to choose for women in India
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Desai sees challenges in India's demographic transition
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Indian Express OpEd articulates good news and challenges
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Desai, Chen research on Fathers' migration in Demographic Research
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Examines nutritional impact of father outmigration
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Desai: Overall Stagnation in India's Progress Toward Gender Equality
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Remarkable achievements in school enrollment and hospital delivery options canceled out by backsliding in employment rates and declining sex ratios
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Despite pandemic challenges, poverty in India declines
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Wave 3 of the IHDS complete, showing a decrease in poverty
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Differences in out-of-pocket spending for maternity care by race and ethnicity
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Asian, Black, and Hispanic individuals had higher out-of-pocket spending overall
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Differential convergence in twenty-first-century gender gaps in home tasks
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Faculty Associate Liana Sayer finds that gendered norms associated with different forms of unpaid labors may be becoming redefined
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Diverse community contexts and community resources for sexual and gender minority youth: A mixed-methods study
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Abstract Sexual and gender minority (SGM) youth face marginalization and oppression on the basis of their SGM identity, and they often lack traditional support systems to deal with these minority stressors. SGM community resources may alleviate the impact of the stressors that SGM youth face, but these have not been studied in relation to the size and climate of SGM youth's communities. This mixed-methods study examined the relationship between community size and the climate toward SGM individuals and the availability and utilization of SGM community resources. Survey findings indicate that nonmetropolitan communities were associated with less availability and utilization; hostile communities were associated with lower availability only. Interview findings reveal nuanced complexities on the relationship between community and resource provision. Implications for future research and community practice are discussed.
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Jessica N Fish Publications
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Division of Labor, Gender Ideology, and Marital Satisfaction in Asia
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Liana C. Sayer, University of Maryland, and Yue Qian, Ohio State University; 2015-006
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