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Payne-Sturges to lead study of structural racism effects on farmworkers
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NIH $3.7 million interdisciplinary grant will focus on residential air quality, state policies and legal protections
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The importance of parental engagement in learning activities for socioemotional development in low-income Black and Latinx youth
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New publication by Natasha Cabrera and Jay Fagan uses latent growth curve modeling to investigate trajectories of mothers' and fathers' engagement
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Hard times in economic data collection call for innovative data sourcing
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Katharine Abraham argues for the inclusion of private sector big data to bolster survey and administrative data and tap into new questions
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Profiles of caregiver racial-ethnic socialization found to promote academic engagement in Black and Latinx youth
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Mia Smith-Bynum and others investigate how caregivers' responses to racial / ethnic discrimination relate to demographic characteristics and youth academic engagement
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Susan Parker discusses the implementation of successful policies that reduced poverty in Oaxaca, Mexico
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The MPRC Associate Director was invited to share her expertise in the evaluation of public policies with the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute
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Dept. of African American Studies Brown Bag Event with Brooklyn Hitchens
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Second Killings: Black Women and Girls Left Behind to Grieve America's Growing Gun Violence Crisis
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Audrey Dorélien, University of Minnesota
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Racial/Ethnic Differences in US Social Contact Patterns and Implications for COVID-19
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Dean's Lecture Series - William F. Tate, Louisiana State University
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From Prenatal to the Block: Reimagining the Geography of Opportunity
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Lenna Nepomnyaschy, Rutgers, The State University of NJ
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Nonresident Father Involvement and Children's Economic Precarity.
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William Dow, University of California at Berkeley
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Female Sex Workers in the Time of COVID: Longitudinal Evidence from Tanzania
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