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Reducing inequality through interdisciplinary & cross-sector collaborations at
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Get to know what America's low-wage workforce looks like in this excellent piece from WorkRise. There are so many helpful nuggets to identify areas of intervention to support these workers and create more equitable career pathways to higher-wage #goodjobs. workrisenetwork.org/features/who-l…

What would people do if their student debt was forgiven? Stephen Roll, @DespardMat, Leah Hamilton and I found that debt forgiveness can increase behaviors that promote economic stability and social mobility...and that the amount of debt forgiveness matters journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/23…


Data & Donuts at Delmar DivINe this morning was a great success! So good to join with data professionals all around the St. Louis region to discuss how we can make data more accessible for everyone.





SPI Associate Director Dan Ferris and faculty affiliate Sarah Moreland-Russell are co-editing a special issue of Nutrients MDPI: "Nutrition Policy and Programs in Educational Settings: Equitable Approaches to Food Security." Submissions are due May 15 mdpi.com/journal/nutrie…


SPI Associate Director Jason Jabbari will join a panel of child well-being experts for "Bright Futures Ahead: Essential Techniques and Policies for Supporting and Uplifting Today’s Youth" on Dec. 5. RSVP today! happenings.wustl.edu/event/bright_f…


In this piece with Jason Jabbari & Social Policy Institute's Haotian Zheng, Stephen Roll & Oren Heller, we find that reskilling increases entrepreneurship & optimism. link.springer.com/article/10.100…


More: Daniel Auguste, Stephen Roll & Faculty Assoc. @DespardMat write that the #GigEconomy, far from democratizing entrepreneurship, may instead worsen labor mkt inequality. Findings & implications here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117… Sage Journals Social Policy Institute UNCGSWK Florida Atlantic College of Arts and Letters



New journal article featuring SPI's Yung Chun, PhD and Jason Jabbari: Can training and apprentice programs in STEM increase worker life satisfaction and optimism? sites.wustl.edu/spi1/can-train…


New article on SPI's Yung Chun, PhD and Jason Jabbari's work with LaunchCode: STEM training, apprenticeships increase work satisfaction socialpolicyinstitute.wustl.edu/stem-training-…



