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Join us for a talk and reception on Sept. 21 at 4pm with Maya Rossin-Slater on how economic inequality impacts maternal and infant health outcomes. Learn more: irle.berkeley.edu/event/maternal…

Forthcoming in REStud: "Is the Social Safety Net a Long-Term Investment? Large-Scale Evidence From the Food Stamps Program" by Martha Bailey, Hilary Hoynes, Maya Rossin-Slater, & reed walker doi.org/10.1093/restud…

Proud to be part of this groundbreaking issue of the CSWEP newsletter on the changing landscape of abortion access. Took a brief trip through 5 decades of newsletter archives, and I'm pretty sure this is a first. Thanks Yana van der Meulen Rodgers and Anusha Chari! aeaweb.org/content/file?i…

Another workshop on the books! Marika and I are so grateful to the mentors who volunteered their time and shared actionable advice candidly. And thank you to the students for being willing to take part, make connections, and learn! 🙏

Everyone should listen to the end of Claudia Goldin's interview with Orley Ashenfelter, in which she discusses her experience as a woman in economics. The whole interview is as wonderful as everything Claudia Goldin does, but start at 32:45: open.spotify.com/episode/2U9t2H…

Xinyao Qiu JMP: "Information Inequality in Major Choices" Website: xinyaoq.com

Thank you to @JoshGoodman_BU and others for leading this effort. Happy to sign and support. I hope IZA listens.

Jasmin is a stellar and deeply thoughtful health economist working on innovation and health disparities. Her JMP and research agenda are super exciting and you should hire her!!!

Domi is a fantastic health economist, who uses both structural modeling and quasi-experimental tools to study important questions about financial incentives within the healthcare system. And she is an expert on the Chilean healthcare system. You should hire her!

Suhani works at the intersection of development and gender, and has carried out an impressive RCT that unpacks barriers to women’s labor force participation in India. And she is an entrepreneur, who uses research to deliver real impact. Hire her!!

We're hiring at UC Santa Barbara at the advanced assistant/associate level. Applications are due next Monday, December 4th! Job ad: recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF02641 Did I tell you about the sunshine and beaches here? It's cold and 70 degrees today.

SHP's Maya Rossin-Slater interviewed for The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper in which the question is asked: Are black women more vulnerable when giving birth in US hospitals? Sunday at 6 pm Pacific on CNN. instagram.com/reel/C0ugqS_Ri…

It was an honor to be included in this incredibly powerful show on CNN with Abby D. Phillip & Anderson Cooper. Representing joint research with Sarah Miller Petra Persson Laura Wherry K. Kennedy-Moulton & G. Aldana.

(1) The Upshot's incredible reporting on our work w/IRS income data and birth records showing stark racial disparities in maternal/infant health across all income levels w/Kate Kennedy-Moulton Maya Rossin-Slater Petra Persson Sarah Miller & Gloria Aldana: nytimes.com/interactive/20… (2/3)

I continue to be stunned and very grateful. And glad to be an economist, who is used to seminar interruptions. Although I never thought that my own 3-year-old would be the toughest critic, whispering “This is boring” in my ear during a talk 🤣 And now there is video evidence!

Thank you to ⁦Emily Oster⁩ for this thoughtful and accessible post about our paper! Honored to be a part of ParentData. Joint work with ⁦N. Meltem Daysal⁩, Hui Ding & Hannes Schwandt. parentdata.org/younger-siblin…

Please sign the @ashecon letter responding to CMSGov proposal to move research to the VRDC: docs.google.com/document/d/1Pq… drafted with Colleen Carey Eric T. Roberts highlighting ways this would harm #EconTwitter research

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Considering applying for an econ PhD? The student-led Duke, Harvard, MIT, and Stanford Economics Mentoring Program (EMP) helps students from underrepresented groups connect with a grad student mentor. Applications are open until July 22nd! Learn more at: economicsmentoringprogram.com

Thrilled to see this workshop continuing on! Big thanks to CSWEP and the organizing team. All 3rd+ year women and non-binary PhD students in economics are encouraged to apply! Taking place on November 22 in DC!