Segregation in the United States remains a persistent and evolving challenge. While conventional wisdom suggests that residential and school segregation move in tandem, recent work by new CCPR Faculty Affiliate Ann Owens, Professor of Sociology…
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Segregation in the United States remains a persistent and evolving challenge. While conventional wisdom suggests that residential and school segregation move in tandem, recent work by new CCPR Faculty Affiliate Ann Owens, Professor of Sociology…
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Alison Gemmill, Associate Professor of Epidemiology, has joined CCPR as a faculty affiliate, bringing expertise in fertility, maternal and perinatal health, and the structural and political determinants of health in the US. Her recent work examines…
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The Conrad N Hilton Foundation has awarded a $5.95 million grant to Professor Till von Wachter and the California Policy Lab (CPL). The foundation, a long-term supporter of the Lab, approved this landmark, three-year grant in recognition of…
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Read the article featured by CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com/news/reproductive-health-trump-administration-hhs-cuts/
In this new working paper (https://www.nber.org/papers/w34400), Director Bailey finds that subsidizing reproductive health…
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CCPR Director and Economist Professor Martha Bailey discusses the economic effects of family planning in a recent Financial Times podcast with Sarah O’Connor. Bailey explains how access to contraception has shaped the U.S. economy, particularly…
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Affiliate Antonio P. Ramos (Pensi Institute, São Paulo, Brazil) and collaborators, Fabio Caldieraro, Marcus L. Nascimento, Raphael Saldanha, paper ‘Reducing Inequalities Using an Unbiased Machine Learning Approach to Identify Births with…
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This November, student CCPR Affiliate and Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology, Nanum Jeon, is invited to participate in the Rising Stars in Data Science workshop at Stanford, co-hosted by Stanford, UC San Diego, and the University of Chicago. The workshop…
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Faculty Affiliate Professor Michael Lens' new book, 'Where The Hood At?' examines Black neighborhoods in the U.S. over the past fifty years. He frames his analysis through the rise of hip hop and the uneven progress in neighborhood conditions.…
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Faculty Affiliate Prof. Graeme Blair’s Deportation Data Project collects and disseminates anonymous U.S. government immigration enforcement datasets. The project's data has recently been featured in the LA Times, New York Times, CNN, and Gothamist.
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New CCPR Affiliate Professor Ann Owens discusses her working paper “The Changing Relationship between School and Residential Segregation” with CCPR
NewsNew Affiliate, Professor Ann Owens discusses her working paper, “The Changing Relationship between School and Residential Segregation” with CCPR
UncategorizedProf. Alison Gemmill discusses her recent study “US Abortion Bans and Infant Mortality” with CCPR
NewsUCLA Professor Till von Wachter and the California Policy Lab awarded a $5.95M grant from Conrad N Hilton Foundation
NewsFeatured on CBS News, CCPR Director Martha Bailey’s new working paper uses a randomized controlled trial to quantify how funding for reproductive health affects pregnancies and abortions in the US.
News, News: Project and Paper UpdatesCCPR Director, Professor Martha Bailey, discusses the economics of family planning on the Financial Times podcast
News, News: Faculty + StaffNew paper authored by affiliate Antonio P. Ramos and collaborators is accepted for publication in Population Health Metrics
News, News: Project and Paper UpdatesStudent Affiliate Nanum Jeon receives invitation to the Rising Stars in Data Science Workshop at Stanford
News, News: Affiliate AwardsFaculty Affiliate Michael Lens releases a new book, ‘Where The Hood At?’
News, News: Faculty + StaffData from CCPR Faculty Affiliate Graeme Blair’s Deportation Data Project receives coverage from major media outlets
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