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Economic Opportunity

  • Exploring Class Background and Other Factors in Social Mobility

    Brookings Apr 7, 2023

    William Julius Wilson discusses findings from the Equality of Opportunity Project on intergenerational race gaps.

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  • The Relationship Between Energy Access and Gender Parity

    The Rockefeller Foundation Apr 3, 2023

    Covid-19 has raised new barriers to building inclusive and prosperous economies and societies. The Global Gender Gap Report 2021 estimates that it may take 136 years to achieve gender parity, with overall…

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  • The Importance of Investment in Bolstering Early Childhood Development

    Brookings Apr 2, 2023

    The Build Back Better bill has stalled. On one point, we agree with Senator Joe Manchin that it is time for Congress to start with a “clean sheet of paper” by evaluating…

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  • Concerns About the American Middle Class

    Brookings Mar 31, 2023

    Eleanor Krause and Isabel Sawhill list seven reasons why the American middle class is in trouble.

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  • Reimagining How We Build Societal Health and Economic Growth

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 25, 2023

    To solve the social, economic, and environmental challenges we face today, we need to rethink the status quo. Governments and other institutions around the world need to embrace new ways…

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  • Boosting Women’s Financial Inclusion in India

    India Development Review Mar 21, 2023

    Despite availing schemes such as the PMJDY, women from low-income households are hesitant to save formally with banks. What can help their outlook change?

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  • The Importance of Funding Black-owned Childcare Centers

    YES! Magazine Mar 21, 2023

    This bold plan takes the necessary steps to begin addressing our child care crisis. However, a portion of those funds should be earmarked to increase and support Black-owned child care…

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  • The Value of Home-based Childcare Providers

    The Hechinger Report Mar 19, 2023

    Congress is considering President Joe Biden’s historic plan for transforming our social safety net, including the grossly underfunded care economy that includes the elderly, the disabled and young children. All sectors of…

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  • The Challenges of Funding High-quality Childcare

    The Hechinger Report Mar 18, 2023

    The need for increased child care access and quality have never been more important, and the child care industry has never been more fragile. The Biden administration’s signature domestic bill,…

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  • Solutions for Black Women’s Wage Gap

    Equitable Growth Mar 16, 2023

    In my testimony before the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress this past summer, I presented some of the findings from my 2020 report, “The “Double Gap” and the Bottom…

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  • Entrepreneurs of Color Advance Climate Justice

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 7, 2023

    A 1983 US government study documenting the placement of hazardous waste landfills in low-income and Black communities was one of the first studies to highlight the intersection of environmental issues and racial…

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  • Paid Family Leave Policies Help Women Remain in the Workforce

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Mar 6, 2023

    Access to paid leave in three states was associated with a significant decrease in the likelihood of women leaving their jobs following a spouse’s health shock.

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