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Joseph Wallerstein wins Harvard JCHS summer 2018 grant

April 18, 2018

Joseph Wallerstein received a 2018 grant from the Joint Center for Housing Studies Student Research Program for his research project, “Squatting: Surviving Poverty and Displacement in Greater Oakland,” with Devah Pager.... Read more about Joseph Wallerstein wins Harvard JCHS summer 2018 grant

2018 Mar 29

Greg Duncan: Poverty and child development: Causation vs. correlation

12:00pm to 1:30pm

Location:

Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies 9 Bow Street

Social Demography Seminar (SDS) presentation by Greg Duncan, PhD, Distinguished Professor, School of Education, University of California-Irvine.

Abstract: In the U.S., does growing up in poor household cause worse developmental outcomes for...

2018 Feb 27

Adia Wingfield: Professional Work in a “Post-Racial” Era: Black Health Care Workers in the New Economy

11:00am to 12:00pm

Location:

William James Hall, 33 Kirkland Street, Room 1550

A special presentation of Sociology 24 Introduction to Inequality by Adia Wingfield, Professor of Sociology at Washington University in St. Louis

Professional Work in a “Post-Racial” Era: Black Health Care Workers in the New Economy

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Joseph Wallerstein wins Harvard JCHS summer 2018 grant

Greg Duncan: Poverty and child development: Causation vs. correlation

Location:

Adia Wingfield: Professional Work in a “Post-Racial” Era: Black Health Care Workers in the New Economy

Location:

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