ASSOCIATION OF POPULATION CENTERS 2019 Resource Guide

Greetings –

On behalf of the Association of Population Centers (APC), I am proud to share with you the 2019 edition of the APC Resource Guide, a compendium of individual profles of the nation’s premier independent population research organizations. In these pages you will fnd a comprehensive overview of the current state of population science including research subject matter; interdisciplinary and cross-institutional collaborations; and, applications to real-world decision-making and policy development.

Founded in 1991, the Association of Population Centers is an independent group of university-based centers and private sector research organizations whose mission is to:

• Foster collaborative demographic research and data-sharing • Translate basic population research for public policy decision-makers • Provide educational and training opportunities in population studies

Approximately 40 distinct entities comprise the APC. The centers are by design interdisciplinary, drawing faculty and research staff from diverse felds such as demography, economics, geography, medicine, public health, biology, public policy, and sociology. Scholars at APC centers conduct research on the individual, societal and environmental implications of population change. Their diverse interests include topics such as retirement, minority health, aging, adolescent health, childcare, immigration and migration, family formation and dissolution, fertility, morbidity and mortality, post-disaster resilience and population forecasting. This research, in turn, serves to inform planning, policy formulation and decision-making at the local, regional, national and even international levels.

APC centers rely on an array of public and private funding sources to support their scientists’ research. The National Institute on Aging and the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development at the National Institutes of Health provide most of the competitive federal funding for demographic research. The National Science Foundation and the Agency for International Development are two other important sources of federal support. Population researchers also rely on accessible data produced by the Census Bureau, the National Center for Health Statistics, the National Center for Education Statistics, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics to conduct their research.

For more information about the Association of Population Centers, please visit www.popcenters.org.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Cagney, Ph.D. President Association of Population Centers

ASSOCIATION OF POPULATION CENTERS www.popcenters.org

CONTACTS:

President: Dr. Kathleen Cagney, University of Chicago, [email protected]

Vice President: Dr. Debra Umberson, University of Texas-Austin, [email protected]

Secretary: Dr. Jefrey Morenof, University of Michigan, [email protected]

...... Treasurer: Dr. Andrew Foster, Brown University, [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS:

California Michigan Berkeley Center on the Economics and Inter-university Consortium for Institute for Population Research Demography of Aging Political and Social Research The Ohio State University ...... 54 University of California, University of Michigan ...... 26 Pennsylvania Berkeley ...... 2 Population Studies Center Population Research Institute Berkeley Population Center Institute for Social Research The Pennsylvania University of California, University of Michigan ...... 28 State University ...... 56 Berkeley ...... 4 Population Studies Center California Center for Minnesota University of Pennsylvania ...... 58 Population Research Life Course Center University of Minnesota ...... 30 University of California, Rhode Island Los Angeles ...... 6 Minnesota Population Center Population Studies and University of Minnesota ...... 32 Center for Demographic and Training Center Social Analysis Brown University ...... 60 University of California, New Jersey Irvine ...... 8 Ofce of Population Research Texas Princeton University ...... 34 Leonard and Gretchan Broom Center Population Research Center for Demography The University of Texas University of California, New York at Austin ...... 62 Santa Barbara ...... 10 Center for Social and Demographic Analysis Population Research Center Utah The University at Albany, The Yun Kim Population Research RAND Corporation ...... 12 SUNY ...... 36 Laboratory Colorado CUNY Institute for Demographic Utah State University ...... 64 Research Population CU Population Program City University of New York ...... 38 Institute of Behavioral Science Washington Center for Health Trends and Forecasts University of Colorado Columbia Population Institute for Health Metrics and at Boulder...... 14 Research Center Columbia University ...... 40 Evaluation ...... 66 Illinois Cornell Population Center The Center for Studies in The Population Research Center Cornell University ...... 42 Demography and Ecology University of Washington...... 68 University of Chicago ...... 16 Guttmacher Institute New York ...... 44 Washington, DC Maryland Population Council Center for Public Information Hopkins Population Center New York ...... 46 on Population Research Johns Hopkins University...... 18 Population Reference Bureau . . . . . 70 Maryland Population North Carolina Center on Labor, Human Services, Research Center Duke Population and Population University of Maryland ...... 20 Research Institute Urban Institute ...... 72 Duke University ...... 48 Massachusetts UNC Carolina Population Center Wisconsin Harvard Center for Population University of North Carolina Center for Demography and Ecology and Development Studies at Chapel Hill ...... 50 University of Harvard University ...... 22 Wisconsin-Madison ...... 74 NBER Center for Aging and Ohio Center for Demography of Health and Health Research Center for Family and Aging National Bureau of Demographic Research University of Economic Research ...... 24 Bowling Green State University . . . 52 Wisconsin-Madison ...... 76 Berkeley Center on the Economics and Demography of Aging William Dow, Director • Ronald Lee, Associate Director • Elizabeth Vasile, Executive Director

Key Areas of Research University of California, Berkeley 2232 Piedmont Avenue • Health, Disability, and Mortality Berkeley CA 94720-2120 • Behavioral Economics ceda.berkeley.edu [email protected] • Biodemography of Aging 510 280-1623 • Demographic and Fiscal Consequences of Global Aging

Domestic Research Projects

Mission Statement Berkeley CEDA promotes the • Job Loss and Health among U.S. Manufacturers: using discovery and dissemination of Facebook to Augment Existing Data Sources knowledge on the economics • Deaths of Despair and Job Loss in a Cohort of Autoworkers and demography of aging. We • Use of Redirected Inbound Call Sampling for Increasing Access support the infrastructure and to Research Participation among Black Americans pilot studies necessary for larger research projects; the expansion • Assessing Relationships Between Social Networks and Well-being of national and international • Pro-cyclical Mortality and Unpaid Family Caregivers networks of researchers; and the development of methods for the • Hispanic Names, Acculturation, and Health analysis of state-of-the art, often- • Preventive Care Utilization and Health Effects of longitudinal, social science data. Physician Incentives and Information Through publications, conferences, and public appearances, Berkeley • The Socioeconomic Gradient in US Age- CEDA’s affliates share their related Transfers, Health and Mortality fndings with policy makers, other • The Effect of Social Security Benefts on Retirement academics, and the general public. • Towards a New, Public Data Set for Studying Mortality Inequality: Matching Berkeley CEDA is one of eleven the 1940 U.S. Census with Social Security death records, 1963-2001 centers on the economics and demography of aging nationwide • Interlocking Pathways of Mobility from Education to Adult Health supported by the National Institute • The Infuence of Aging on Neural Systems Mediating on Aging. Behavioral Responses to Financial Rewards • Aging in Wild Drosophila Populations Departmental Affliations • Expert Forecasts: An Exploration on Health and Aging Experiments • Department of Demography • Department of Economics • Department of Sociology • Department of Psychology International Research Projects • Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics • Lineage and Lifespan: Use of Historical Family Databases to • Haas School of Business Analyze the Relationships of Family and Wealth to Longevity • School of Public Health • Goldman School of Public Policy • Epigenetic Characteristics of the High Longevity • Berkeley Population Center Nicoyan Population of Costa Rica • Social Science Matrix • Center for Effective • Alleles Affecting Longevity as a Genome-Wide Statistical Ensemble Global Action • Empirical Bayes Approaches for Imperfect Human Mortality Data • Population Aging and Socioeconomic Inequality Number of Faculty in selected Latin American Countries Affliates: 46 • Beyond the HMD: Developing a Mortality Database for the Rest of the World • Health and Aging in Cuba

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Research to Policy Organizational Collaborations • Stanford University • Fiscal Policy and Incentives to Retirement • UC San Francisco • Population Aging, Intergenerational Transfers, and the Macroeconomy • UC Davis • Fiscal Impacts of Immigration • East-West Center • Using Big Tax Data for Public Policy Research • Cornell University on Inequality and Opportunity • University of Southern California • University of Michigan

Funding Sources • University of Minnesota

• NIH National Institute on Aging • NIH National Institute of Child Health & Human Development • NIH National Institute of Mental Health • NIH National Institute on Drug Abuse • DHHS CDC Centers for Disease Control • USDA Economics Research Service • National Bureau of Economic Research • NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease • DHHS Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality • Laura and John Arnold Foundation • State of Massachusetts • Harvard University • William and Flora Hewlett Foundation • The London School of Economics and Political Science • Russell Sage Foundation • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • HMSA Foundation • MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology • University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research • University of California Davis • University of California San Diego • Vanderbilt University • University of Michigan • NSF National Science Foundation • John Templeton Foundation • Department for International Development • Tokyo Institute of Technology

Berkeley Center on the Economics and Demography of Aging • University of California, Berkeley 3 Berkeley Population Center Joshua Goldstein, Director • William Dow, Associate Director • Leora Lawton, Executive Director

Key Areas of Research Berkeley Population Center 2232 Piedmont Avenue • Data Science Berkeley, CA 94720-2120 popcenter.berkeley.edu • Family Policy [email protected] • Formal Demography (P): 510.643.1270 (F): 510.642.8674 • Population Health • Reproductive Health and HIV

Mission Statement Domestic Research Projects The Berkeley Population Center facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation • Jennifer Ahern: Mechanisms Underlying Differential Effects of in population research, while Neighborhood Poverty on Problematic Adolescent Drug Use providing essential and cost- • David Card: The Heterogenous Effects of effective resources in support of Education on Health and Productivity the development, conduct, and • Erin Kerrison: Exploring the Impact of Social Networks in dissemination of our work. Our Mindfulness-Based Substance Abuse Treatment Intervention center enhances the quality and quantity of population research • Jesse Rothstein: The Role of Education in the conducted at Berkeley; and Intergenerational Transmission of Inequality develops new research capabilities • Daniel Schneider: Work Precarity and Healthy Families to advance population research through innovative approaches.

International Research Projects Departmental Affliations • The Bixby Center for Population, Health, and Sustainability • Irene Bloemraad: Pathways to Success for Mexican and Latino Immigrants • Center for Effective • Paul Gertler: Demand-driven Enforcement of Labor Law in Bangladesh Global Action • Center for the Economics • Sandra McCoy: Cash and In-Kind Transfers to Improve and Demography of Aging the Health of People with HIV in Tanzania • Department of Demography • Edward Miguel: Infectious Disease in East Africa: A Behavioral • Department of Sociology and Economic Research Collaborative (IDEA-BERC) • Department of Anthropology • Department of Economics • Ndola Prata: Evidence for Development of Health • Department of Statistics Interventions in the West Africa Region • Department of Agriculture and Resource Economics

• D-lab Regional Research Projects • Goldman School of Public Policy • Haas School of Business • Jennifer Ahern: Infrastructure Strengthening of the • Institute for the Study California Emerging Infections Program (CEIP) of Societal Issues • Institute for Research on • Barbara Laraia: Maternal and Infant Health Assessment Labor and Education (MIHA) (Calif. Dept of Public Health) • School of Public Health • Schneider, Danny; Bloemraad, Irene. Bay Area • Social Science Matrix Poverty Tracker (Tipping Point)

Number of Faculty Affliates: 49

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Funding Sources In the News • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • David Card. “The Harvard Trial: A Double-Edged Sword for College • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Admissions,” New York Times, Anemona Hartocollis, Nov. 2, 2018 • California Department • William Dow. “Restaurant jobs warm up to parents with paid family leave, of Public Health new attitudes,” San Francisco Chronicle, Tara Duggan, Sep. 19, 2018 • Center for American Progress • Claude Fischer. “Study claims women are the most DIFFICULT • David and Lucile family members to live with (but they’re also the ones we depend Packard Foundation on most)” Daily Mail, Annie Palmer, January 22, 2018 • Centers for Disease Control • Hilary Hoynes. “Come the Recession, Don’t Count on That Safety Net,” New York Times, Eduardo Porter, Feb. 20, 2018 • Institute of Education Sciences • Rucker Johnson. “Research shows California schools are narrowing • Bureau of Labor Statistics achievement gaps,” The Mercury News, Richard Bammer, February 8, 2018 • Environmental Protection Agency • Jonathan Kolstad. “Employer Health Insurance: Often- • European Union/ Hated, Sometimes Pioneering, and Now on Amazon’s Radar,” European Commission New York Times, Margot Sanger-Katz, Feb. 1, 2018 • Ford Foundation • Ron Lee. “Spotlight: Can the aged afford health care? -- Dilemma of U.S. • Innovations for Poverty Action elderly care system,” Xinhua, He Jing & Wu Baoshu, December 22, 2018 • Laura and John Templeton • Reed Walker. “Congestion pricing also clears the lungs, researchers Foundation say,” Washington Post, Fredrick Kunkle, March 27, 2018. • Kaiser Permanente Division of Research

Research to Policy • Microsoft Corporation • National Multiple Sclerosis Society • Jennifer Ahern: A Rigorous System to Determine the Health Impacts of Policies and Programs • National Cancer Institute • Irene Bloemraad: Research on Immigrant Political Integration, • National Center on Minority Citizenship and the Framing of Immigrant Rights Health & Health Disparities • William Dow: Evaluating the San Francisco • National Institute of Child Health Paid Parental Leave Ordinance. & Human Development • Hilary Hoynes: Understanding SNAP and Food • National Institute of Environmental Security Among Low-Income Households. Health Sciences • Sandra McCoy: Optimizing the Effciency and Implementation of • National Institute of Mental Health Cash Transfers to Improve Adherence to Antiretrovirol Therapy. • National Institute on Aging • Malcolm Potts: OASIS Initiative Consultation with SAREL • National Institute on Drug Abuse Project Partners in Niamey and Ouagadougou to Further • National Science Foundation Develop and Plan OASIS Initiative-led Activities. • Open Society Foundation • Emmanuel Saez: Using Big Tax Data for Public Policy Research on Inequality and Opportunity. • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • San Francisco Foundation • Society of Family Planning Organizational Collaborations • Spencer Foundation • Africa Medical and Research Foundation • Research Triangle Institute • UC MEXUS • Canadian Institute of Health Research • Stupski Foundation • USAID Agency for International Development • Child Relief Organization • London School of Economics • USDA Economics • East-West Center • McGill University Research Service • IBIS Reproductive Health • Stanford University • Wellspring Advisors LLC • Innovations for Poverty Action • University of Michigan • William and Flora • National Bureau for Economic Research • University of North Carolina Hewlett Foundation • Pathfnder International • UC Davis • William T. Grant Foundation • UC San Francisco

Berkeley Population Center 5 California Center for Population Research Jennie Brand, Director • Patrick Heuveline and Hiram Beltrán-Sánchez, Associate Directors

Key Areas of Research University of California, Los Angeles • Family and Household Dynamics 337 Charles E. Young Drive, East Public Affairs Building Suite 4284 • Neighborhood Dynamics and Individual Welfare Los Angeles, CA 90095 • Inequality and Social and Economic Mobility www.ccpr.ucla.edu [email protected] • Social Dimensions of Health (P): 310-206-7566 • Life Cycle and Long-Term Change

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement CCPR research increases • Adapting to Climate Change scientifc knowledge of population • Disability and retirement dynamics and their effects on reproductive and population • Early life experiences and health in later life health. Future improvements • Effects of higher education on psychological health in public health require deeper • Environmental infuences on health understanding of the demographic • Fertility, contraception, and sterilization patterns and social determinants of health and, conversely, the effects of • Health and demography of LGBTQ populations health on population dynamics • Health consequences of job loss and socioeconomic status. CCPR • Housing trajectories and homelessness over the life course research seeks to understand these processes to improve public • Intergenerational transfers of time and money health. • Long-run migration trends • Intergenerational correlations in longevity over multiple generations Departmental Affliations • Anthropology • Obesity among immigrant children • Biostatistics • Obstetrics interventions, neonatal health, and child development • Community Health Sciences • Race and social class differences in marriage and cohabitation • Economics • Social context, networks, and health • Education • Epidemiology • Stress and health • Geography • Variation in the effects of higher education • Health Policy and Management • Law

• Medicine International Research Projects • Political Science • Psychiatry • Long-term evaluation of child and reproductive • Psychology health interventions in Bangladesh • Public Policy • Social Welfare • Child-care and female labor market participation in Italy • Sociology • Couple relationships, contraception, sterilization, • Statistics and fertility in Europe and the U.S. • Urban Planning • Effects of Boko Haram on mental health in Nigeria • Family and population in Cambodia Number of Faculty Affliates: 128 • Health and aging in Mexico and the U.S. • Geospatial analyses of access to health care for non- communicable diseases in Malawi • Latin American Mortality Database • Understanding men’s and women’s perceived risk of pregnancy in rural Malawi

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California Center for Population Research Funding Sources Jennie Brand, Director • Patrick Heuveline and Hiram Beltrán-Sánchez, Associate Directors Regional Research Projects • National Institutes of Health (including NICHD, NIA, • College preparation, enrollment, and persistence in NIDA, NIMH, and NIEHS) the Los Angeles Unifed School District • National Science Foundation • Diffusion of knowledge and autism diagnoses in California • Department of Education (DOE) • Exposure to toxins and autism in California • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • Health care choices in California • Conrad Hilton Foundation • Residential mobility and neighborhood segregation in Los Angeles • Laura and John Arnold Foundation • California Policy Lab (CPL) • Russell Sage Foundation • Los Angeles Family and Neighborhood Survey (LA FANS) • California Health Beneft Exchange • Long Beach Criminal Justice Lab • American Sociological Association • Department of Defense • John Randolph Haynes & In the News Dora Haynes Foundation

• “A Cornucopia of Grandparents,” The New York Times, Research to Policy Judith A. Seltzer, Nov. 20, 2018 • Randall Akee, U.S. Census • “Inherited Trauma Shapes Your Health,” Bureau’s National Advisory Committee on Racial, Ethnic The Atlantic, Dora Costa, Oct. 24, 2018 and Other Populations • “Immigrants Use Less Healthcare Than People Born in U.S.,” • Jennie Brand. Technical Reuters, Steven Wallace, Sept. 13, 2018 Review Committee, Bureau • “Low- and Middle-Income Countries’ Health Systems Ill-Prepared of Labor Statistics for NCDs,” EurekAlert!, Corrina Moucheraud, Aug. 6, 2018 • Ron Brookmeyer, World Health • “How Climate Change Will Impact California,” Organization Working Group on a The Young Turks, Alan Barreca, July 7, 2018 Blueprint for Vaccine Trial Design in Public Health Emergencies • “Single Moms in L.A. Are Disproportionately Affected by High Housing Costs,” KPCC, Jennie Brand, June 14, 2018 • Paul Chung, Chair, Pediatric Policy Council • “Many College Grads from the Great Recession Are Still Trying to Catch Up,” CNN, Till von Wachter, May 25, 2018 • David Eisenman, Committee on Evidence-Based Practices • “U.S. Births Hit Lowest Number Since 1987,” The Wall for Public Health Emergency Street Journal, Jennie Brand, May 17, 2018 Preparedness and Response, National Academies of Sciences • “The Ghettoization of Black Americans Hasn’t Been Reversed” The Washington Post, Michael Lens, April 9, 2018 • Mark Kaplan, Scientifc Advisor, American Foundation • “Discrimination Linked to Health Problems Among for Suicide Prevention Minorities,” ABC News, Gilbert Gee, March 23, 2018 • Vickie Mays, National Committee • “Racial Gap in Heart Health Down Due to Declining Health of on Vital and Health Statistics White Americans,” ABC News, Arleen Brown, March 20, 2018 • Beate Ritz, Scientifc Advisory • “The Great Recession Raised America’s Blood Pressure, Study Panel, Air Toxics Regulations Finds,” The Washington Post, Teresa Seeman, March, 12, 2018 in the State of California • “L.A. County Leaders Look to Regulate Short-Term Rentals.” • Judith Seltzer, Committee on Los Angeles Times, Michael Lens, Feb. 27, 2018 National Statistics, National • “For a Better Marriage, Act Like a Single Person,” Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine The New York Times, Benjamin Karney, Feb. 10, 2018 • Steven Wallace, was awarded the • “Aging, Undocumented and Uninsured Immigrants Challenge Cities 2018 Aging & Public Health Lifetime and States,” Huffngton Post, Steven Wallace, Jan. 3, 2018 Achievement Award from the American Public Health Association • Till von Watcher, Advisor, Los Angeles City Council, Evaluation of Minimum Wage Proposal • Wesley Yin, Research Partner, California Health Benefts Exchange (CHBE)

California Center for Population Research • University of California, Los Angeles 7 Center for Demographic and Social Analysis Judith Treas, Director

Key Areas of Research University of California, Irvine Social Science Plaza 3151A • Health & Education of Children & Youth Irvine, CA 92697 www.cdasa.socsci.uci.edu • International Migration & Immigrant Integration Contact: • Criminal Justice Implications for Population Well-being (P): 949.824.3344 • Social Networks & Spatial Analysis (F): 949.824.4717

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement The Irvine Center for Demographic • Criminal Records & Employment and Social Analysis (CDASA) advances innovative, collaborative, • Children with Incarcerated Fathers and multi-disciplinary research • Women’s Prenatal Smoking Behavior by strengthening research infrastructure and training • Older Worker Hiring Discrimination population scientists. Research • Exposure to Parental Substance Abuse includes early educational • Physical Activity & Nutrition in College interventions that create productive adults, social and economic • mDiary Study of Adolescent Relationships determinants of child health and • Administrative Data Research in Education well-being, how the criminal justice system impacts families, • Excess Birth Weight and Childhood Obesity & immigrant integration. CDASA • Smart Phone Studies of the Hard-to-Reach brings timely information on the • Welfare Drug Offender Bans & Recidivism changing face of America to population professionals, policy- • Consequences of Adolescent Police Exposure makers, and the public. • Economic Self-Suffciency Policy Research • Excess Birth Weight & Childhood Obesity Departmental Affliations • Sociology • Changes in Size of Less-Skilled U.S. Workforce • Statistics • Education & Healthy Transitions to Adulthood • Economics • Neighborhood social mobility and perinatal health • Education • Public Health • Racial Disparities in Mental Health among Youth • Psychological Science • Social Infuences on Type 2 Diabetes Management • Chicano-Latino Studies • Criminology, Law & Society • Income & Child Development in the 1st 3 Years of Life • Urban Planning & Public Policy • Record Linkage for Add Health Children Study Database • Early Warning of Stillbirth Using TinyKicks Fetal Monitor Number of Faculty • Local Immigration Enforcement & Hispanic Early Education Affliates: 50 • Health & Human Capital Pathways: Transition to Adulthood • Immigration Status and Well-Being among Asian Immigrants

8 Funding Sources International Research Projects • NSF • Immigration & Global Cities • NICHD • Flood Risk in Tijuana, Mexico • NIDDK • Global Comparisons of Low Fertility • World Bank • Comparative Immigrant Integration • Jacobs Foundation • International Gender Opinion Network • Haynes Foundation • Population Aging & Public Transfers in China • Spencer Foundation • Vaccine Effcacy & Child Malnutrition in India • Kellogg Foundation • Parental Monitoring and Support in the Digital Age • W.T. Grant Foundation • Transition to Adulthood: US, Germany, UK, Finland • California Endowment • Demographic Dividend Dynamics: South Korean Elderly • Russell Sage Foundation • World Health Organization • Institute of Education Sciences Regional Research Projects • Smith Richardson Foundation • Homelessness in Orange County • Social Security Administration • Illegal Firearms Markets in Los Angeles • Smith-Richardson Foundation • Jail & Family Life Study (Orange County) • Employment Policies Institute • Urban Health Substandard Housing in Los Angeles • Laura and John Arnold Foundation • California Neighborhoods & Preterm Birth Disparities • Foundation for Child Development • National Science Foundation of China In the News • Society for Research in Child Development • “Do What Works to Help Welfare Recipients Work.” Wall Street Journal, D. Neumark, April 11, 2018 Organizational Collaborations • “Does Growing Up Poor Harm Brain Development?” • NORC The Economist, G. Duncan, May 3, 2018 • World Bank • “Legislators Push O.C. Homeless Bill Forward.” Los • United Way Angeles Times, R. E. Goldberg, September 4, 2018 • Statistics Denmark • “Zombie Ideas on US Immigration.” Tempest Tossed podcast, R. Rumbaut, Sept. 2018. • US Census Bureau • “The ‘Bride Price’ in China Keeps Rising.” • US Department of Labor The Washington Post, F. Wang, Sep. 23, 2018 • Jamboree Housing Irvine • “5 Questions New Working Parents Should Ask Themselves.” • World Health Organization Harvard Business Review, J. Treas, May 16, 2018 • US Civil Rights Commission • “The Myth of Immigrant Non-assimilation.” The Washington Post, F. Bean, June 28, 2018 • GESIS Center for Social Research • Mexican Institute of Social Security Research to Policy • Orange County Sheriff’s Dept. • San Francisco Unifed • U.S. Commission on Civil Rights briefng: Students School District with disabilities school-to-prison pipeline • Kaiser Permanente • Research informs Orange County policies on homelessness Northern California • Studies shape federal monitoring standards for special education • Pennsylvania Dept. of Corrections • Key research informs the evaluation of China’s one-child policy • Child and Family Commission of Orange County • French National Institute of Health & Medical Research

Center for Demographic and Social Analysis • University of California, Irvine 9 Maria Charles, Director • Shelly Lundberg, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research University of California, Santa Barbara • Family Demography www.broomcenter.ucsb.edu/ [email protected] • Biodemography and Evolution (P): 805-893-7281 • Environment, Population, and Health Dynamics (F): 805-893-8830 • Sex and Gender • Education and Health

• Immigration, Race and Ethnicity Mission Statement The Leonard and Gretchan Domestic Research Projects Broom Center for Demography facilitates research and training • The effect of charitable giving on workers’ performance in social demography and population studies, with particular • Gender segregation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics emphasis on social and economic • Opinion dynamics in social networks inequalities and health disparities. • Gender gaps in the effects of childhood family environment Key issues explored by Center Associates include inequalities • Non-cognitive skills as human capital across social groups defned by • Gender ideology gender, sexuality, race/ethnicity, and immigration status; population- • Effects of blame and changeability beliefs on anti-fat prejudice environment interactions; the • Cycles of sameness and difference in LGBT social movements determinants of population • Effects of gendered occupational roles on men’s & women’s workplace authority health; migration fows; spatial demography; and the allocation • Gender and beauty biases among entrepreneurs of resources within and among • Increasing the share of Black college graduates in engineering or families, workplaces, schools, and computer science other social institutions. • Gender gaps in effects of childhood family environment • Race, Latinos and the U.S. Census Departmental Affliations • Anthropology • Gender differences in interruptions of academic job talks • Black Studies • Economics International Research Projects • Environmental Science and Management • Geography • Trends in internal and international Mexican migration • Global Studies • Cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes in evolutionary perspective • History • Marine Science • Migration, sexual networks, and HIV in Ghana • Psychological and • New racial studies, race, and empire Brain Sciences • Social, Behavioral and • Temperature effects on productivity and factor reallocation in a Chinese Economic Research (ISBER) manufacturing plant • Sociology • Cognitive performance across the life course among Bolivian forager-farmers • Polygynous marriage and child health in Sub-Saharan Africa Number of Faculty • Climate change and population pressures on the world’s biodiversity priorities Affliates: 36 • State care of the elderly and the labor supply of adult children • Food sharing models • Ethnic dimensions of Guatemala’s stalled transition • Fertility and urban context in Ghana • Childhood stunting among children of San Vicente, Guatemala • Breast milk DHA content and cognitive performance

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Funding Sources International Research Projects cont’d • National Institutes of Health Maria Charles, Director • Shelly Lundberg, Associate Director • Marital violence and fertility • National Institute of Allergy and • Health and health care of migrants Infectious Diseases (NIH/NIAID) • Varieties of indigeneity in Latin America • National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NIH/NICHD) Regional Research Projects • National Institute of Environmental

• Optimizing green space locations to reduce urban heat island effects in Health Sciences (NIH/NIEHS) Phoenix, Arizona • National Institute on • Regional perspectives on public health Aging (NIA/NIH) • Consequences of the criminal justice pipeline on Black and Latino masculinity • National Science Foundation • The air quality monitoring network in Imperial County, California • National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA • An optimization approach for equitable bicycle share station siting • United States Department • Spatial analytics for enhancing street light coverage of public spaces of Defense, Multidisciplinary • Health and healthcare for migrants and migrant families in the United States University Research • The impact of HIV self-testing programs on men who have sex with men in Initiative (MURI) Atlanta and Seattle • United States Geological Service • Human geo-social interaction patterns and vaccination strategies in an • University of California urbanized area Global Health Institute • UC MEXUS In the News • W.K. Kellogg Foundation

• Wall Street Journal, March 29, 2018: “Grandparents: The Storytellers Who Bind Us.” Michael Gurven’s team on how humans pass on cultural information from one generation to another. • UC Center Sacramento Policy Brief, April 18, 2018: “What Gender is STEM? The Segregation of Science and Engineering and What to Do About it,” on Maria Charles’ cross-national research. • The Atlantic, December 18, 2017. “4 Women Economists Refect on What It’s Meant to Have a Woman Leader at the Fed,” featuring Broom Associate Director Shelly Lundberg. • New York Times, July 14, 2017. “An Ancient Cure for Alzheimer’s?” on research by Broom Associate Ben Trumble. • @NSF, March 26, 2018: Shelly Lundberg on “Increasing Participation in Economics, Computer Science, and Engineering.” • Time Magazine, April 17, 2017. “This Is the Secret to Not Getting Heart Disease,” on research by Broom Area Director Michael Gurven on health and lifestyle among Tsimane people in Bolivia.

Research to Policy

• Erika Arenas advises on inclusion of the Black population in Mexico’s 2020 Census, and on the Fourth Wave of the Mexican Family Life Survey • Maria Charles is an outside advisor on the Pew Research Center’s project related to STEM education and workforce issues • Michael Gurven is a health consultant for the Tsimane Government in Bolivia • David López-Carr is Steering Committee Member. International Geographical Union Land Use/Cover Change (LUCC) Commission. (2008-present). • Aashish Mehta consults with Asian Development Bank on “Social Safety Nets” • Victor Rios is a Racial Democracy, Crime and Justice Network Member, Ohio State University/National Science Foundation • Heather Royer is Bing Health Scholar, RAND Corporation. • John Weeks is Senior Fellow, California Council on Science and Technology

Broom Center for Demography • University of California, Santa Barbara 11 Population Research Center Alberto Palloni, Director • Margaret Weden, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research RAND Corporation 1776 Main Street • Child and Family Policy Santa Monica, CA 90407-2138 www.rand.org/labor.html • Fertility and Reproductive Health Contact: [email protected] • Health and Human Capital Across the Life Course (P): 310.393.0411, ext. 7966 (F): 310.260.8155 • Population Health

Domestic Research Projects

Mission Statement The RAND Population Research • American Life Panel Survey Center (PRC) is dedicated to • EgoWeb the scientifc advancement of research to inform public policy • Adult Social Networks and Wellbeing and decision making about frontier • Economic Context and Marital Outcomes Over Time issues in population science. Its • Economic Preparation for Retirement four key areas of research promote multidisciplinary innovations in • Early Childhood Investments and Long-Term Health and Adult Mortality theory, primary data collection, • Estimating the Future Availability of Family Care statistical and demographic for Alzheimer’s Disease in the U.S. methods and analysis. PRC draws its members from across the social • Food Choice and Childhood Health and physical sciences, as well as • Health and Economic Status in Older Populations medicine and public health. The RAND PRC provides a supportive • Immigration Enforcement Policies and the Health of Mexican Immigrants setting for its scholars to pursue • Impact of Over-the-Counter Availability of Emergency policy-driven population research Contraception on Uptake, Pregnancy, and Births aimed at improving social and • Impact of Air Pollution on Children’s Cognitive and Health Outcomes economic well-being in the U.S. and around the world. • Measuring the Presence of Opioid Markets in Local Communities and their Impacts on Harm

Departmental Affliations • Modeling the Coupled Dynamics of Infuenza Transmission • RAND Education and Labor • Microsimulation of Obesity Policies • RAND Social and • Natural Experiment of Neighborhood Revitalization and Cardiometabolic Health Economic Wellbeing • RAND Europe • Neighborhood Change: Impact on Sleep and Obesity-Related Health Disparities • RAND Center for • Policy Impacts on Behavioral Health Care Disabilities Disability Research • RAND Center for the • Population Reproduction of Poverty at Birth from Study of Aging Surveys, Censuses, and Birth Registries • RAND Center for Research • Prices in Diet and Health of Older Adults and Policy in International Development • Selection and Heterogeneity in the Effects of Alcohol • RAND Methods Centers Policies: Insights from a Natural Experiment • The Pardee RAND • Social Security Disability Insurance on the Health of Non-Disabled Spouses Graduate School • State Policies and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome • Transition to Adulthood within its Life Course and Intergenerational Context Number of Faculty Affliates: 63 • Tools to Strengthen Concurrent State Opioid Policy Evaluation • Urban Revitalization and Long-term Effects on Diet, Economic and Health Outcomes

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Estimating the Returns to Provider Human Capital • Smith Richardson Foundation • Harmonizing of Cross-National Studies of Aging to HRS • US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) • Improving Perinatal Outcomes using Conditional and Targeted Transfers • US DHHS, Administration • Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS5) for Children and Families • Integrating Counseling to Transform HIV Family Planning Services • US Department of Labor • International Differences in Health, SES, Consumption, • US Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Cognition in Older Populations National Institute of Child Health • Scaling Up Early Childhood Development Interventions in Rural Kenya and Human Development • Vaccine Beliefs and Decision Making • US National Bureau of Economic Research • US National Institute on Aging Regional Research Projects • US National Institute on Drug Abuse • Evaluation of Reforms to California’s CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Program • US National Institute of • LA FANS Integrated User Training and Support Environmental Health Sciences • Puerto Rico Recovery Plan • US National Science Foundation • Study of Trauma, Resilience, and Opportunity among • US Offce of the Secretary Neighborhoods in the Gulf (STRONG) of Defense • US Social Security Administration

Research to Policy Organizational Collaborations • Georgetown University • “Evolution of the U.S. Overdose Crisis”, Testimony presented before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global • Harvard University Human Rights, and International Organizations, September 6, 2018 • Institute for the Study • “Suicide Prevention in California: Three Goals for Developing a of Labor (IZA) Statewide Plan”, Testimony presented before the California Mental Health • University of California, Services Oversight and Accountability Commission on May 24, 2018 Los Angeles • “Financing Early Learning in California”, Testimony presented • University of Colorado, Denver before the Assembly Blue Ribbon Commission on May 3, 2018 • University of Hawaii, Research Corporation

In the News • University of Maryland • University of Michigan • “Reducing suspensions doesn’t improve academic • University of Southern California performance”, Mother Jones, February 7, 2019 • University of Wisconsin-Madison • OxyContin reformulation led to rise in Hepatitis C Rates” US News & World Report, February 5, 2019 • World Bank • “Rural women in India struggle to access contraception.” PRI/Public Radio International, February 2, 2019 • “The real cure for economic insecurity” Wall Street Journal, January 17, 2019 • “Blame your location: Obesity spreads through communities like a contagious disease” Washington Times, January 26, 2018 • “New York City murders on track to fall for third year” Wall Street Journal, December 25, 2018

Population Research Center • RAND Corporation 13 University of Colorado Population Center Lori Hunter, Director • Fernando Riosmena, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research University of Colorado Population Center (CUPC) • Child and Adolescent Transitions to Healthy Adulthood Institute of Behavioral Science 483 UCB Boulder, CO 80309-0483 • Gene-Environment Interplay and Health www.colorado.edu/ibs/cupc/ • Environmental Demography [email protected] • Health and Health Behavior Disparities (P): 303.492.5548 (F): 303.492.2151 • Historical Demography • Reproductive Health and Health Policy • Migration and Spatial Demography Mission Statement CUPC brings together an interdis- ciplinary community of scholars, Domestic Research Projects across three University of Colorado campuses, dedicated to research • Adolescent substance abuse and risky sexual behavior and training in population science • Health lifestyles among children and youth with broad focus on health, migra- tion and environmental demogra- • Social norms and teen pregnancy phy. By providing administrative, • Genome-wide association models of body-mass index technical and development sup- • Genetic risks, pathways to adulthood, and health inequalities port, CUPC facilitates collegial interaction and nourishes collabo- • Social and genetic epidemiology of health behaviors ration across several departments, • Age, period, and cohort models of obesity disparities and mortality institutes, and universities. An important aspect of the Center is a • Medical decision-making high level of collaboration between • Impact of contraceptive access on life course outcomes faculty and graduate students. • Migration and climate change Center affliates explore demo- graphic processes in the US and • Geo-located micro data for high spatial resolution population studies a variety of international settings • Environmental inequality in urban areas while applying their expertise to yield high quality, policy-relevant • Community resilience following disasters research and training. Current • Changes in racial health differences across periods and cohorts initiatives focus on large-scale • Migration in the 1930s: Beyond the Dust Bowl research initiatives, complex data collection efforts, and new method- • Environmental implications of land use change in the Great Plains ological and statistical approaches. • Gender and HIV • Natural resource use among HIV-impacted households Departmental Affliations • Anthropology • Immigrants’ mobility in response to labor demand conditions • Economics • Health outcomes of Mexican immigration to the United States • Environmental Studies • Geography • Neighborhoods and spatial models for small • Health and Behavioral area estimation with census data Sciences (CU Denver) • History • Institute for Behavioral Genetics International Research Projects • Integrative Physiology • Psychology and Neuroscience • Decentralized governance, health care systems, and health in Honduras • Sociology • Conditional cash transfers, education, and young adults in Nicaragua Number of Faculty Affliates: • Climate change and migration in Mexico 54 faculty across 3 CU campuses • Cohort change, educational disparities, and smoking in Europe • Epidemiology of non-communicable diseases in South Africa • Adaptation to climate change in East Africa

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International Research Projects Cont’d Funding Sources • Annie E. Casey Foundation • Changing environmental conditions and societal confict in East Africa • Eunice Kennedy Shriver • Adolescent problem behavior in informal settlements in Kenya National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • HIV, aging, and livelihoods in rural South Africa • HIV and fertility, and HIV after 40, in South Africa and Malawi • Fogarty International Center • Long-term effects of family planning interventions for health in rural Bangladesh • International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) • Children’s migration and the health of elderly kin in East Asia • National Academy of Sciences • Drinking water and arsenic poisoning in Bangladesh • National Science Foundation • World economy and greenhouse gas emissions • National Institute on Aging • Role of population size, composition, and distribution in global climate change • National Institute on Drug Abuse • Migration and Natural Resource Livelihoods in South Africa • National Institute of Mental Health • Offce of Behavioral and

Regional Research Projects Social Science Research, Offce of the Director, NIH • Population, the environment, and migration on the U.S. Great Plains • Population Reference Bureau (PopPov Network) • Built and social environment and the health in Denver neighborhoods • Access to medical marijuana and substance use in Colorado • Russell Sage Foundation • Wildfre mitigation risks and policies in the American West • US Agency for International Development • Teen pregnancy prevention among Native Americans

Organizational Collaborations

Research to Policy • Be Healthy Denver • National Center for • Climate change mitigation in low-income communities Atmospheric Research • Evaluating the impact of ART access on health in South Africa • Piton Foundation, Denver • Effect of Removal of Planned Parenthood from • University of Colorado Denver, the Texas Women’s Health Program Center for Global Health • Health policies to increase physical activity in the Rocky Mountain region • University of Colorado Denver, • Eliminating agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in the Great Plains region Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences • Extending a successful maternal, neonatal, and child health program into the government health system in Bangladesh • University of Colorado School of Public Health • University of the Witwatersrand In the News

• “America’s Deathtrap Schools” The New York Times. April 7 2018. Lori Peek. • “Is gang activity on the rise? A movement to abolish gang databases makes it hard to tell” The Conversation. July 5 2018, by David Pyrooz. • “Administration targets family planning programs” The Denver Post. May 28 2018, By Amanda Stevenson and Sara Yeatman. • “More Puerto Ricans leave for the mainland.” The Economist. March 16 2018. Features research by Fernando Riosmena. • “Everyone knows rural Americans are overdosing on “despair,” right? Daily Yonder. Jan 22 2018, features research by Andrea Tilstra and Ryan Masters. • “Partnership with Zillow offers unprecedented ability to track where people have lived since 1810” CU Boulder Today, features Stefan Leyk’s research.

University of Colorado Population Center • Institute of Behavioral Science 15 S Kathleen A. Cagney, Director

Key Areas of Research

The Population Research Center Signature Theme: Human and Social The University of Chicago Capital in Urban Context 5751 South Woodlawn, 2nd Floor Chicago, IL 60637 • Sex and reproductive health popcenter.uchicago.edu • Economics, education, and labor market outcomes • Health and disease across the lifespan • Measurement and methods

Mission Statement The Population Research Center at the University of Chicago is Domestic Research Projects an interdisciplinary research center designed to facilitate high-quality population research • Variable Selection Model for Studying the Predictive within its signature theme— Validity of Measures of Classroom Quality human and social capital in the • Enhancing Sleep and Physical Activity in the HRS Family of Studies urban context—and conducted • Advancing Spatial Evaluation Methods to Improve by its researchers in economics, Healthcare Effciency and Quality sociology, health, and other disciplines. • Disparities in Reproductive Health • Developing Tools to Engage Adolescent Men who have Sex with Men Departmental Affliations • Getting on Track Early for School Success: Formative Assessment • Chicago Booth School and Instruction of Mathematics in Preschool Classrooms of Business • Computation Institute • Models of Infectious Disease Agent Study (MIDAS) Research Network • Department of Comparative • Health and Economic Development Human Development • Department of Economics • Determinants of Subsidy Stability and Continuity • Department of Public of Child Care in Illinois and New York Health Sciences • General Social Survey (GSS) • Department of Psychology • National Social Life, Health, and Aging Project (NSHAP) • Department of Sociology • Harris School of Public • National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997 (NLSY97) Policy Studies • Human Capital and Economic Opportunity Global Working Group • Pritzker School of Medicine • School of Social Service • Data-driven Multiscale Coupled Urban Systems Administration Modeling and Urban Sensing • Activity Space, Social Interaction and Health Trajectories in Later Life Number of Research Faculty: • Network on the Determinants of Life Course Outcomes 62 (+7 Research Affliates) • Suicide Clusters in Schools and Communities

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Funding Sources International Research Projects • Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality • Internal and International Migration in Asia, Africa and Latin America • Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation • Social Protection and Labor Market Outcomes in South Africa: • The Commonwealth Fund Employment and Youth Transitions to the Marketplace • Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health • Following Up for Better Health: Improving Non- and Human Development Communicable Disease Compliance in Urban India • European Research Council • Evaluation of USAID/Uganda Literacy and Health Education Program • Ford Foundation • Optimizing Prevention Approaches for Children • Foundation for Child Development Reintegrating from Orphanages in Azerbaijan • The George E. Richmond Foundation • Public (Mis)perceptions in the U.S. and China • The Irving B. Harris Foundation • Jacobs Foundation Regional Research Projects • John Templeton Foundation • Joyce Foundation • Oral Health in Community Context: Health Status • MacArthur Foundation and Access to Care on Chicago’s South Side • Merck Company Foundation • An Urban Sciences Research Coordination Network • McCormick Foundation for Data-Driven Urban Design and Analysis • National Center for • Strengthening Mentoring Programs for At-Risk Youth Research Resources Through Human Capital Supports: A Large-Scale • National Heart, Lung, Randomized Field Experiment in Chicago and Blood Institute • Underground Gun Markets in Chicago • National Institute on Aging • National Institute of Diabetes and • Southside Health and Vitality Studies (University Digestive and Kidney Diseases of Chicago Medical Center) • National Institute on Drug Abuse • Diabetes and Aging in a Multi-Ethnic Population • National Institute of General • Translational Research at the University of Chicago Medical Sciences • Contraceptive Use Among Teens • National Institute of Mental Health • Paths to Purposeful Parenting: A Pilot Study Leveraging Neuroscience • National Science Foundation and Technology to Promote Low-Income Parents’ Attention and Focus • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Addressing Truancy through a Descriptive Social Norms Intervention • Rockefeller Foundation • Oral Health, Systematic Health, Well-Being and the Social Sciences • Russell Sage Foundation • U.S. Department of Education • Development of an Urban-Scale Instrument for Interdisciplinary Research • U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Research to Policy Organizational Collaborations • Inter-University Consortium • Charlie Catlett and Kate Cagney work on Array of Things, for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) a collaborative effort among leading researchers, local government, and communities in Chicago, to collect real-time • Michigan State University data on the city’s environment, infrastructure, and activity. • Northwestern University • David Meltzer and Harold Pollock serve as Faculty Directors • Rush University Medical Center of University of Chicago’s Health Lab. The Health Lab partners • University of Michigan with civic and community leaders to identify, evaluate, and School of Public Health scale programs and policies that improve health outcomes • McGill University for low-income and disadvantaged urban residents. • University of Colorado at Boulder • Luc Anselin uses data science to examine geographic • Massachusetts Institute disparities in healthcare and serves as Director of Technology of the Center for Spatial Data Science. • University of São Paulo Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies

The Population Research Center • The University of Chicago 17 Lingxin Hao, Director • Stephane Helleringer, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Johns Hopkins University 3003 N. Charles Street • Poverty and Inequality Annex Suite 300 • Sexual and Reproductive Health Baltimore, MD 21218 (P): 410-516-2361 • Family, Maternal and Child Health [email protected]

Domestic Research Projects

• Maternal Stress and Preterm Birth: Role of Genome Mission Statement and Epigenome (Xiumei Hong) The HPC aims to facilitate • Use of a Machine Learning Framework to Predict innovative research that combines Server Maternal Morbidity (Xiaobin Wang) core strengths in social scientifc research, public health research, • Effectiveness of a Safety Intervention for Dating Violence biomedical and biostatistical • Housing Trade-offs as they are Perceived and research, engineering, and as they Affect Children’s Well-being computer sciences. We support • Housing Effects on Children’s Development methodological developments that extend beyond traditional • How Housing Vouchers Affect Biology & Health demographic methods. We • Using Consumer Credit Data to Identify Precursors promote interdisciplinary research and Consequences of Cognitive Impairment that is translational and can inform • A Structural HIV Prevention Intervention Targeting High-risk Women policy makers. We place a priority on the development of early stage • Prenatal Multilevel Stressors and Alternations and early established investigators. in Maternal and Fetal Epigenomics • Childhood Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease Risk: An Intergenerational Approach Departmental Affliations HPC comprises faculty associates • Preterm Birth, Maternal and cord Blood Metabolome, and Child Metabolic Risk from seven schools: Krieger • Early Life Determinants of Obesity in U.S. Urban School of Arts and Sciences, Low Income Minority Birth Cohort Bloomberg School of Public • Medicaid and the US Transfer System after the Great Recession Health, School of Medicine, School of Nursing, Whiting School of • Assessing Place-based and Place-conscious Engineering, School of Education, Interventions on Economic Mobility and Carey School of Business. • Housing-opportunity Programs and Long-term Healthcare Use and Medicaid Spending Number of Faculty • Brokering the Geography of Opportunity: How Affliates: 65 Landlords Affect Access to Housing • The General Social Survey (GSS) and International Social Survey Programme • Estimating Population Effects: Incorporating Propensity Scores with Complex Survey Data • Modeling to Promote Regional Resilience to Repeated Heat

International Research Projects

• Developing Innovative Analytics to Estimate Age- and Cause Specifc Mortality for Low and Middle Income Countries • Improving the Measurement of Adolescent and Adult Mortality in Low-Income Countries • Injectable Contraception and HIV/HSV-2 Incidence in Young South African Women

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International Research Projects cont’d Funding Sources • National Institutes of Health • Intimate Partner Violence Prevention and Case Management » Eunice Kennedy Shriver • PMA: Using Mobile Technology to Study Family National Institute of Child Health Planning and Health Conditions and Human Development • Injectable Contraception and HIV/HSV-2 Incidence » National Institute of Mental Health in Young South African Women » National Institute on Aging • Impact of Culturally Specifc Danger Assessment on Safety, Mental Health and Empowerment » National Institute on Drug Abuse • Feasibility of Measuring HIV-related Mortality during » National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Population-based Surveys in Africa » National Institute of Nursing Research • Improving Survey Data on Births and Neonatal Deaths in Low-income Countries » National Heart, Lung, & Blood Institute » Fogarty International Center

Regional Research • National Science Foundation • U.S. Department of Education • B’SAFE–Black MSM Study for Syphilis Assessment Focused on Elimination • U.S. Department of Health • THE HIV Risk Environment of High-risk Women: and Human Services Interaction with Public Safety • U.S. Centers for Disease Control • Who Is Moving In? Repopulation, Reinvestment, and Pathways to Revitalization • U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development • Switching Schools and Navigating Neighborhoods: Can Housing Vouchers Improve Educational Achievement for Low Income Minority Youth? • U.S. Health Services Research Administration

In the News • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Annie E. Casey Foundation • “Inequality Makes People Hate”, New York Times, D. Leonhardt, • Spencer Foundation November 2, 2018 Dr. Andrew Cherlin is quoted • Russell Sage Foundation • “What Is All That Confdence About?” Forbes, L. Globokar, October 19, 2018 Dr. Robert Blum is quoted • Gates Foundation • “Owning Real Estate Has Not Panned Out for Many African-Americans”, Pew Charitable Trusts, T. Henderson, October 16, 2018 Dr. Sandra Newman is quoted Organizational Collaborations • “Statistics Can Save Lives”, The Hill, D. Ghosh, K. • World Health Organization Bandeen-Roche and J. Roy, September 30, 2018 • The World Bank Dr. Karen Bandeed-Roche is a contributing author • US Maternal and Child Health Bureau • “Behind Your Rising Health-Care Bills: Secret Hospital Deals That Squelch Competition”, Wall Street Journal, A. Wilde Mathews, • UN Development Programme September 28, 2018 Dr. Gerard Anderson is quoted • UN High Commissioner for Refugees • “Hospitals Present a Major Roadblock to Medicare for All Act”, Washington Examiner, K. Leonard, August 14, 2018 Dr. Gerard Anderson is quoted • “Calling Safe Consumption Sites by a Different Name Increases Public Support”, Vice, J. Hicks, August 13, 2018 Dr. Susan Sherman is quoted • “Feminists Work Harder at Math, More Likely to Sacrifce Men, Study Says”, Newsweek, D. Dovey, June 15, 2018 Dr. Robert Blum is quoted • “Suicide Rates Are Rising. What Should We Do About It?” New York Times, R. Friedman, June 11, 2018 Dr. Elizabeth Stuart is co-author of the Johns Hopkins study cited • “California Funds Fentanyl Test Strips”, US News, C. Leins, June 1, 2018 Dr. Susan Sherman is quoted • “Marriage Has Become a Trophy”, The Atlantic, A. Cherlin, March 20, 2018 Written by Dr. Andrew Cherlin • “Reducing Healthcare Costs Doesn’t Require Bezos/Buffet/Dimon Magic: Every Other Country Already Knows How”, Los Angeles Times, M. Hiltzik, January 31, 2018 Dr. Gerard Anderson co- authored a paper quoted in the article, “It’s the Prices, Stupid”

Hopkins Population Center • Johns Hopkins University 19 Maryland Population Research Center Sangeetha Madhavan, Acting Director • Andrew Fenelon, Acting Associate Director

Key Areas of Research University of Maryland 2105 Morrill Hall • Gender, Family, and Social Change College Park MD 20742 popcenter.umd.edu • Health in Social Context (T): 301.405.6403 • Social and Economic Inequality • Migration and Immigrant Processes

Mission Statement Domestic Research Projects The Maryland Population Research Center draws together leading • Alternative Work Arrangements Among Older Individuals scholars from diverse disciplines to support, produce, and promote • An integrated substance use, violence, and HIV / AIDS syndemic population-related research of the risk-reduction intervention for African American Couples highest scientifc merit. • Antimicrobial Agents and Asthma Morbidity among African American Children with Asthma Departmental Affliations • BIGDATA: Collaborative Research: IA Population Reproduction of • African American Studies Poverty at Birth from Surveys, Censuses, and Birth Registrations • Agricultural and Resource • Center for Research on Hispanic Children & Families Economics • Anthropology • Do School-based Health Services Reduce Academic • Behavioral and and Behavioral Inequalities among Youth? Community Health • Economic Mobility: The Impact of Individual, Parent and Spatial • Criminology & Criminal Justice Factors Using National Survey and Administrative Data • Economics • Effects of Hospital-Community-Public Health Integration • Epidemiology and Biostatistics on Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Mental Health • Family Science • Employment, timing of frst birth, and child outcomes • Health Services Administration • Human Development • How drugs, crime and criminal justice involvement infuence the lives and • Kinesiology deaths of an urban African American cohort followed for 45 years • Sociology • Immigrant Assimilation • Women’s Studies • Investigating the effects of depression on contraceptive behaviors • Joint Program in Survey Methodology • Maximizing the SNAP beneft through optimizing food acquisitions • Maryland Institute for Applied • Methodological Issues in Maternal Mortality Research Environmental Health • School of Public Policy • Neighborhood Looking Glass: 360 Degree Automated Characterization of the Built Environment for Neighborhood Effects Research

Number of Faculty • On Area Specifc Uncertainty Measures in Small Area Estimation Affliates: 86 • Residential Characteristics and Child Health and Well Being in the United States • The infuence of low-income mothers and fathers math talk on their children’s math development • Tied migration and anticipatory discrimination against military spouses seeking work • Time Use Data for Health and Well Being • Time Use Across the Life Course: Family Inequality and Multigenerational Well-Being • Understanding the Aging Process of Urban African Americans Across the Life Course: Identifying Early Risk and Protection for Cognition and Health in Midlife • Understanding the Growth and Nature of Non-employee Work

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • National Institute of Child Health • Enhancing Measurement of Women’s Economic Empowerment and Human Development • Impact of Opioid Consumption on Family formation in 2000-2016 • Department of Health and Human Services • India Human Development Survey • National Heart Lung • Mapping inequality of opportunity (IOp) to perceptions, and Blood Institute and perceptions to actions: a lab experiment • National Institute on Aging • National Data Innovation Center • National Cancer Institute • Kinship Support, Union Stability and Children’s Well-Being in Kenya • National Institute on Drug Abuse • National Institute on Regional Research Projects Environmental Health Sciences • National Science Foundation • Expanding MLDS Data Access and Research Capacity with Synthetic Data Sets • U.S. Department of Agriculture • Evaluation of the Delaware Plan to reduce unintended pregnancy • Annie E. Casey Foundation • Linking Rural Decision-Makers with Local Churches to Build Coastal Resilience to a Changing Climate • Gates Foundation • Multilevel Moderators of Drugs, Violence, Poverty and HIV • Hewlett Foundation Among Black Youth and Young Adults Living in Baltimore • Kellogg Foundation • State Longitudinal Data System (Maryland) • MacArthur Foundation • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

In the News • Russell Sage Foundation • Sloan Foundation • “Texas pregnancy mortality rate misrepresents true numbers, study says,” • Spencer Foundation San Antonio Express-News, Marian MacDorman, January 3, 2018 • “Exploitation of groundwater in India for meeting short-term demand can hamper Organizational Collaborations long-term goals, expert says,” Times of India, Alok Bhargava, February 28, 2018 • University of Minnesota • “Are Wage Gains Picking Up? Stalling? Questionable Data Makes It Hard to Say,” New York Times, Katharine Abraham, March 12, 2018 (Time Use Data Analyzer) • “Why Are Black Children Committing Suicide?” Atlanta • U.S. Census Bureau Census Black Star, Mia Smith-Bynum, March 22, 2018 Information Center (CIC) • “Data in a post-truth age” Op-Ed, The Hindu, Sonalde Desai, May 30, 2018 • Social Security Administration • “Redefning Disability,” National Review, Katharine • National Center for Abraham and Melissa Kearney, June 25, 2018 Health Statistics • “Immigrants and the wage gap,” The Economist, Andres Villarreal, July 30, 2018 Research to Policy • “A ‘Generationally Perpetuated’ Pattern: Daughters Do More Chores,” New York Times, Sandra Hofferth, August 8, 2018 • Prof. Marian MacDorman’s research on maternal mortality • “The Age That Women Have Babies: How a Gap Divides led to investigations and changes America,” New York Times, Philip Cohen, August 4, 2018 in how deaths are reported • “Why the Gig Economy Isn’t Showing Up in Data,” Bloomberg News, in Texas and other states Katharine Abraham and John Haltiwanger, September 4, 2018 • Assistant Professor Andrew • “National Strategy to Increase Life Expectancy Bill Introduced to Fenelon participated in a Congress Today,” Newsweek, Andrew Fenelon, October 5, 2018 Congressional Briefng, Grave • “Study Cites the Benefts of Taking Student Loans”, Wall Consequences: Why Some Street Journal, Leslie Turner, November 14, 2018 Americans Are No Longer • “What your neighborhood says about your life expectancy,” Living Longer, sponsored by the Marketplace, Andrew Fenelon, November 7, 2018 Population Reference Bureau, with a presentation on “Understanding • “The Relentlessness of Modern Parenting,” New York Times, Philip the Regional Divergence in Adult Cohen (and Dawn Dow and Liana Sayer), December 25, 2018 Mortality in the United States”

Maryland Population Research Center • University of Maryland 21 Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies Lisa Berkman, Director • Jason Beckfeld, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Harvard University 9 Bow Street • Social & Environmental Determinants Cambridge, MA 02138 of Population Health www.hsph.harvard.edu/cpds [email protected] • Aging Societies (P): 617.495.2021 • Workplace & Well-being (F): 617.495.5418 • Social & Family Demography

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement The Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies is • The Sloan Fellowship on Aging and Work dedicated to improving well- • Workplace Redesign for Worker Well-being: Blueprint for Resilience being around the world by better understanding the interaction of • Welfare Effects of Policies to Balance the Federal demographic changes with social Social Security and Medicare Budgets and economic development. Our • Novel Approaches for Investigating Treatment Heterogeneity: goal is to produce population- An Application to Head Start Impact Study based evidence that will better inform policy to create healthy and • The Effects of Income Inequality on Health Disparities in the U.S. resilient societies. • Disparities in Recovery from Hurricane Katrina • Is Working Longer In Jeopardy?: Development of a Departmental Affliations Book Funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • Center for Geographical Analysis • Faculty of Arts and Sciences • Department of Economics International Research Projects • Department of Psychology • Department of Sociology • An Innovative, Language-Controlled, Tablet-Based Cognitive Test: • T.H. Chan School of Harmonizing Dementia Screening Across High- and Low-Literacy Countries Public Health • Cognitive Function, Alzheimer’s Disease and • Institute for Quantitative Related Disorders in the HAALSI Cohort Social Science • John F. Kennedy School • Epidemiology of Alzheimer’s Disease and Cognition: of Government Innovative Approaches to Global Harmonization • Medical School • Health and Aging in Africa: A Longitudinal Study of • Graduate School of Education an INDEPTH Community in South Africa • Graduate School of Design • Program on the Global Demography of Aging

Number of Faculty • Can Microfnance Improve Health Outcomes? Affliates: 71 Experimental Evidence from India

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Funding Sources Research to Policy • The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

• Faculty member Ashish K. Jha, MD, conducted research in • National Institutes of Health collaboration with Google that leveraged search and location data • The Robert Wood from cell phones to more accurately and quickly pinpoint an offending Johnson Foundation restaurant as a source of foodborne illness than traditional methods • The Russell Sage Foundation that rely on consumer complaints and routine inspections. The fndings, published in npj Digital Medicine, provide public health departments with a powerful new tool to help locate the source Organizational Collaborations of a problem before it becomes a larger public health issue. • Brigham and Women’s Hospital • Sara N. Bleich, PhD, professor of public health policy at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, mapped out a comprehensive • Columbia University strategy for tackling diet-related disease in an op-ed in The New Irving Medical Center England Journal of Medicine. She calls for a harmonized approach • Duke University that includes the implementation of state and city policies, such as a • Harvard-MIT Data Center tax on sugary beverages that led to a reduction in their consumption in Berkeley, CA, and federal policies, such as the menu-labeling • Heidelberg University rule that appears to be effective in persuading restaurants to • Massachusetts Institute reformulate their menus and include lower-calorie options. of Technology • National Bureau of

In the News Economic Research • Rand Corporation • “A public health approach to an aging world,” Harvard T.H. Chan School • Stanford University of Public Health podcast, Lisa Berkman and Michelle Williams, February 8 • Syracuse University • “More than 12 years after Hurricane Katrina, scientists are • Tulane University learning what makes some survivors more resilient than others,” Science Magazine, Mary Waters, February 27 • University of California San Francisco • “Why Is U.S. health care so expensive? Some of the reasons you’ve heard turn out to be myths,” The New York Times, Ashish Jha, March 13 • University of the Witwatersrand • “Goodbye, loneliness. Hello, happiness — a prescription for • University of Massachusetts healthier lives,” The Boston Globe, Michelle Williams, May 8 Boston • “In ‘unretirement,’ returning to work helps fnd new meaning, says • University of Minnesota Harvard professor,” NPR podcast, Nicole Maestas, May 19 • University of Southern California • “Police killings have harmed mental health in black • Work, Family & Health Network communities, study fnds,” The New York Times, Alexander Tsai and David R. Williams, June 21 • “Highest opioid prescribing rates in U.S. among congressional districts in Southeast and rural West,” The Financial, Lyndsey Rolheiser and S V Subramanian, July 20 • “The segregation of our everyday lives,” citylab.com, Robert Sampson and Mario Small, August 10 • “Global funding for adolescent health misses the target,” medicalxpress.com, Chunling Lu, August 10 • “Medical male circumcision: Is the HIV prevention claim wrong?” Business Day, Till Bärnighausen, Kathleen Kahn, and Julia Rohr, August 14 • “Doctors gave no reason for a third of opioid prescriptions, study fnds,” NBC News, Nicole Maestas, September 10 • “Immigrant moms have had more preterm babies since Trump was elected,” Vox.com, Nancy Krieger, October 17 • “At 33%, India’s gender gap in mobile phone usage is fourth highest in world,” counterview.com, Rohini Pande and Natalia Rigol, November 7 • “What makes early education helpful? New Harvard study hopes to fnd out,” WBUR, Stephanie Jones, November 13 Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies

Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies • Harvard University 23 Center for Aging and Health Research Anne Case and David Cutler, Co-Directors

Key Areas of Research National Bureau of Economic Research 1050 Massachusetts Avenue • Health Trends and Disparities Cambridge, MA 02138 • Health Care Resource Allocation and Productivity 617.868.3900 www.nber.org • Interventions to Improve Health Behaviors and Health • Implications of Health Policy

• The Value of Medical Research and Innovation Mission Statement • Health, Work and Wellbeing at Older Ages The mission of the NBER Center is to develop, coordinate and advance research by economists Domestic Research Projects on health and aging issues. Center research considers health trends • Increasing Midlife Mortality and Morbidity in White Americans and disparities, determinants of health, and the effective use of • Opioid Treatment for Pain: Causes and Consequences health care resources to improve • Market Learning and Health Care Disparities health outcomes. • Using Satellite National Health Accounts to Understand Health

Departmental Affliations • Estimating the Returns to Medical Care Spending The NBER is a consortium • Measuring Clinical and Economic Outcomes of Delivery Systems of economists from research • Assessing the Overuse and Underuse of Diagnostic Testing universities around the country. The Center’s researchers are • The Impact of Information Technology in Improving Health drawn largely from the NBER’s • Improving Health Outcomes for an Aging Population aging and health care program areas. • Behavior Change in Health and Saving • Worksite Wellness: A Field Experiment on Wellness Programs Number of Faculty • Exercise Habits and Incentives Affliates: 100+ • Behavioral Economics and Infuencing Behavior • Medication Adherence and Physicians • What Does Health Insurance Do? Evidence from Oregon • Dynamics of Plan Choice and Prescription Drug Utilization in Medicare Part D • Early Indicators, Intergenerational Processes, and Aging • Life Course Events in Aging • Constructing U.S. Life Tables by Educational Status, 1990-2011 • Determinants of Medical Spending for the Elderly: Insurance, Patients, Providers • Innovation in an Aging Society • Technology Diffusion and Health Outcomes • Empirical Studies in the Development and Diffusion of Medical Technologies • Medical Technologies: Aligning Private Rewards with Social Contributions

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • National Institute on Aging • Aging and Health in India • International Research Network on Valuing Health Research

In the News

• “Misconceptions About Health Costs When You’re Older.” New York Times, December 24, 2018. Research by David Cutler, Jonathan Skinner, Ariel Dora Stern and David Wennberg. • For Older Americans, Working a Little Longer is Less Costly Than It Used to Be.” Wall Street Journal, December 19, 2018. Research by Courtney Coile. • “Our Pick of the Decade’s Eight Best Young Economists.” The Economist, December 18, 2018. Research by Heidi Williams and others. • “What the Dip in US Life Expectancy is Really About: Inequality.” Vox, November 30, 2018. Research by Raj Chetty, David Cutler and coauthors. • “Suicide is Declining Almost Everywhere.” The Economist, November 24, 2018. Research by Anne Case and Angus Deaton. • “401(k) or ATM? Automated Retirement Savings Prove Easy to Pluck Prematurely,” Wall Street Journal, August 10, 2018. Research by John Beshears, James Choi, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian and William Skimmyhorn. • “Ten Infuential Studies in Health Services Research,” National Academy of Medicine, 2018. Research by Katherine Baicker, Amy Finkelstein, and coauthors. • “The Rise of Downward Mobility.” Washington Post, August 5, 2018. Research by Raj Chetty, David Cutler and coauthors. • “Your Workplace Wellness Program Probably Isn’t Making You Healthier.” Washington Post, August 7, 2018. Research by Damon Jones, David Molitor and Julian Reif. • “Workplace Wellness Programs Don’t Work Well. Why Some Studies Show Otherwise.” New York Times, August 6, 2018. Research by Damon Jones, David Molitor and Julian Reif. • “’Diseases of Despair’ Contribute to Declining U.S. Life Expectancy.” Forbes, July 19, 2018. Research by Anne Case and Angus Deaton. • “Why ‘Deaths of Despair’ May Be a Warning Sign for America - Moving Upstream.” Wall Street Journal video, February 27, 2018. Research by Anne Case and Angus Deaton. • “Are You Measuring the Real Impact of Your Employee Wellness Program?” Forbes, February 27, 2018. Research by Damon Jones, David Molitor and Julian Reif. • “Can Retirement Saving Increase Your Debt?” Forbes, January 9, 2018. Research by John Beshears, James Choi, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian and William Skimmyhorn.

NBER Center for Health and Aging Research 25 NBER Center for Health and Aging Research Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research

Margaret Levenstein, Director, ICPSR • J. Trent Alexander, Associate Director, ICPSR Susan Jekielek, Director, Education and Childcare Data Archive University of Michigan John E. Marcotte, Director, Data Sharing for Demographic Research Institute for Social Research James McNally, Director, National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging PO Box 1248 Amy Pienta, Director, National Addiction & HIV Data Archive Program Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Jukka Savolainen, Director, National Archive of Criminal Justice Data www.icpsr.umich.edu Libby Hemphill, Director, Resource Center for Minority Data [email protected] University of Michigan Michael Shove, Director, ICPSR General Archive Institute for Social Research

PO Box 1248 Key Areas of Research MissionAnn Arbor, Statement MI 48106 ICPSR advances and expands • Best practices for preservation of research data socialwww.icpsr.umich.edu and behavioral research, actingContact: as a global leader in data • Best practices for dissemination of research data stewardship and providing rich • Techniques for the effective protection of confdentiality [email protected] data resources and responsive • Secure data enclave for onsite and remote educational(P): 734.615.8400 opportunities for access to highly restricted data present and future generations. (F): 734.647.8200 • Secure methods of online analysis of public and restricted data Departmental Affliations • Dissemination of new forms of data, including qualitative and video • Population Studies Center • Survey Research Center • Historical demography • School of Information • Life course research on substance use, crime, and violence • Stephen M. Ross • Data harmonization School of Business • Department of History, • Aging and biodemography College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Domestic Research Projects Number of Faculty Affliates: 15 • DataLumos, a crowd-sourced archive for valuable government data resources • Data Sharing for Demographic Research • National Addiction & HIV Data Archive Program • National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging • National Archive of Criminal Justice Data • National Archive of Data on Arts and Culture (NADAC) • Archive of Data on Disability to Enable Policy and research (ADDEP) • LinkageLibrary: An interdisciplinary community and repository for record linkage projects • Child Care & Early Education Archive • Civic Learning, Engagement, and Action Data Sharing (CivicLEADS) • Researcher Credentialing for Restricted Data Access (The Researcher Passport) • Health and Medical Care Archive (HMCA) • Firearm Safety Among Children & Teens Consortium • College and Beyond II: Outcomes of a Liberal Arts Education • Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness (SREE)

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • Administration for Children • Pathways to substance misuse and co-occurring disorders and Families, DHHS in the 1986 Northern Finland Birth Cohort • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • Demographic responses to economic stress in • American Educational historical populations in Europe and Asia Research Association • Changing support expectations among the elderly in South Korea • American Psychological • Early life conditions and older adult health Association • Andrew W. Mellon Foundation • Annie E. Casey Foundation In the News • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

• U-M researchers building system to keep confdential data in trustworthy • Bureau of Justice Statistics, DOJ hands (Michigan News, June 6, 2018; http://bit.ly/2sKkb9G) • Centers for Disease Control • Researchers launch website on frearm deaths & injuries and Prevention, Department of among children to accelerate knowledge & prevention Health and Human Services (Michigan Medicine, Nov. 6, 2018; http://bit.ly/2F8tCbJ) • Federal Highway Administration • Institute of Education Sciences, DOE Organizational Collaborations • Laura and John Arnold Foundation

• American Educational Research Association • National Center for Health Statistics • American Psychological Association • National Endowment for the Arts • Association of American Geographers • National Human Genome • Boys Town National Research Institute for Child and Family Studies Research Institute, NIH • Center for Social and Demographic Analysis, University • National Institute of Allergy and at Albany, State University of New York Infectious Diseases, NIH • Center for Urban and African American Health, Wayne State University • National Institute of Child Health • Consortium for the Advancement of Undergraduate Statistics Education and Human Development, NIH • Consortium of European Social Science Data Archives (CESSDA) • National Institute of Justice, DOJ • Economic History Association • National Institute on Aging, NIH • East-West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii • National Institute on Drug Abuse, NIH • Fenway Institute • National Science Foundation • Georgetown University • NSD-Norwegian Centre for • Global Institute of Sustainability, Arizona State University Research Data, Ltd. • Harvard-MIT Data Center • Offce of Juvenile Justice and • Henry A. Murray Research Archive, Harvard University Delinquency Prevention, DOJ • Howard W. Odum Institute, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill • Patient-Centered Outcomes • Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado Boulder Research Institute • International Academic Forum (IAFOR) Research • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan • Spencer Foundation • Minnesota Population Center, University of Minnesota • U.S. Agency for International • Natural Resources Ecology Laboratory, Colorado State University Development • Qualitative Data Repository, Syracuse University • Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness • University of Texas Medical Branch • University of California San Diego • Washington University School of Medicine

Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research • University of Michigan Institute for Social Research 27 Institute for Social Research Jeffrey Morenoff, Director • Paula Fomby, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research University of Michigan Population Studies Center • Family and intergenerational infuences on health Institute for Social Research 426 Thompson Street and wellbeing PO Box 1248 • Reproductive health, fertility, and romantic relationships Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1248 • Population health, the life course, and biosocial processes www.psc.isr.umich.edu (P): 734.763.1414 (F): 734.763.1428 Domestic Research Projects

• Health and Retirement Study Mission Statement • Panel Study of Income Dynamics The mission of the University of • National Survey of Family Growth Michigan’s Population Studies Center is to foster and support • Monitoring the Future innovative interdisciplinary research • Criminal Justice Administrative Records System (CJARS) and training in demography; to help energize and diversify the feld of • Acceptability and Feasibility of Self-collecting Biological population studies; and to enhance Specimens among High-risk Populations insight and policy on population • Dynamic Systems Science Modeling for Public Health issues via broad dissemination of • Longitudinal Intergenerational Family Electronic Micro-Database research fndings. • Advancing the Science of Responsive Design Using Bayesian Methodology

Departmental Affliations • The Impact of Tobacco Control Policies on Health Equity in the United States • Anthropology • A More Effcient Web-Based Approach to Collecting National • Biostatistics Family, Fertility and Reproductive Health Data • Business • Economic Distress and Growing Educational Disparities in Life Expectancy • Economics • Epidemiology • Demographic Patterns of Eugenic Sterilization in Three U.S. States • Health Behavior & Education • Health Management & Policy International Research Projects • History • Information Science • The Invisible Fishers: Empowering and Safeguarding Women • Law in Fisheries Value Chains in Ghana to Reduce Anemia • Nutritional Sciences • Nursing • Improving Learning: Developing Measures of Accountability and Evaluating • Political Science their Association with Students’ Gains in Achievement in Nepal • Psychology • Contribution of Behavioral Factors and Chronic Diseases to • Public Health International Differences in Healthy Life Expectancy • Public Policy • Understanding the Connections among Genes, Environment, • Social Work Family Processes, and Mental Health (Nepal) • Sociology • Statistics • Children’s Health and Migration (Nepal) • Survey Methodology • Ideational Infuences on Migration (Nepal) • Urban Planning

Regional Research Projects Number of Faculty Affliates: 103 (U-M) • Healthy Michigan Plan Impact on Hospital Uncompensated Care • Measurement Error in Population Health Inequity Research using Novel Bio-measures • Detroit Metropolitan Area Communities Study • Optimizing HIV counseling testing and referral through an adaptive drug use intervention • Relationship Dynamics and Social Life study

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Regional Research Projects Cont’d Funding Sources • National Institutes of Health • Evaluating the long-term effects of four War on Poverty programs • National Science Foundation • Housing Effects on Children’s Development • Social Security Administration • Census Bureau

Research to Policy • Department of Justice • Department of Veterans Affairs • Re-Inventing Measurement of Key Economic Indicators • Department of Agriculture • Improving Student Mental Health: Adaptive Implementation of School-based CBT • Agency for Healthcare • Measuring the Long-Term Effects of California’s 2004 Research and Quality Paid Family Leave Statute with US Tax Data • Medicaid Expansion as Unemployment Safety Net • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • The War on Poverty Project & Conference • Gates Foundation • Symposium: 2020 Census: Citizenship, Science, Politics and Privacy • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • Russell Sage Foundation

In the News • Arnold Foundation • Spencer Foundation • “The Sex Study That Could Alter Our Understanding of Campus • Knight Foundation Assault,” Chronicle of Higher Education, E Armstrong, 2/9/18 • UK Department for • “The Trump Administration’s Backward Attitude toward International Development Birth Control,” New York Times, M Bailey, 3/8/18 • “Study Illustrates How Medicaid Expansion Can Pay For Itself,” Forbes, H Levy, 3/18/18 Organizational Collaborations • “The Growing College Graduation Gap,” New York Times, F Pfeffer, 3/25/18 • Brookings Institution • “Devices to Quit Smoking Become the Devices Teenagers • Syracuse University Can’t Quit,” New York Times, R Miech, 4/2/28 • Economic and Social • “Why America’s Black Mothers and Babies Are in a Life-or-Death Research Council Crisis,” New York Times Magazine, A Geronimus, 4/11/18 • Harvard University • “Workplace fexibility bias not just a mother’s • National Center for problem,” Science Daily, E Cech, 4/30/18 Health Statistics • “The U.S. spends less on children than almost any other • National Center on Minority developed nation,” Washington Post, H Shaefer, 5/16/18 Health and Health Disparities • “Suicide rates rise sharply across the United States, new • Stanford University report shows,” Washington Post, S Burgard, 6/7/18 • Johns Hopkins • “Many Gay Men Suffer Domestic Abuse: Study,” US News & World Report, R Stephenson, 7/16/18 • National Academy of Education • “Assault during pregnancy can lead to low birth weight and pre- • RAND term babies,” EurekAlert!, M Mueller-Smith,7/25/18 • University of Southern California • “What colleges must do to promote mental health for graduate students,” The Conversation, D Eisenberg, 8/3/18 • State of Michigan • “Online dating: Aim high, keep it brief, and be patient,” BBC, E Bruch, 8/8/18 • Michigan State University • “Medicaid expansion boosted the fnancial health of low-income • Columbia University Michigan residents,” EurekAlert!, S Miller, 9/17/18 • University of Wisconsin • “Youth Vaping Has Soared in 2018, New Data Show,” • University of Minnesota Wall Street Journal, R Miech, 9/21/18 • “1 in 6 older black people have been homeless at some point in their life, study fnds,” Washington Post, H Levy and H Shaefer, 10/10/18 • “It ended in 1767, yet this experiment is still linked to higher incomes and education levels today,” Washington Post, H Bleakley, 11/9/18 • “To Make America Richer, Help Poor Children,” New York Times, S Miller, 12/6/18 • “Why giving birth in the U.S. is surprisingly deadly,” National Geographic Magazine, A Geronimus, 12/13/18

Population Studies Center • University of Michigan 29 Institute for Social Research Life Course Center Phyllis Moen, Director • Sarah Flood, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research University of Minnesota 50 Willey Hall • Caregiving • Life Course Dynamics 225 – 19th Avenue South and Disparities Minneapolis, MN 55455 • Couples and Well-Being [email protected] • Gendered Life Course and • Migration lcc.umn.edu Educational, Racial, and • Volunteer and Civic (P) 612.624.5818 (F): 612.626.8375 Nativity Intersections Engagement • Health and Policy • Work, Retirement and Health

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement The mission of the Life Course Center is to address critical • Adding Measures of Early-life Conditions to the Iowa Women’s Health Study challenges of our times through • American Mosaic Project interdisciplinary scholarship and • Boomers at Work/In Transition public engagement that promote social participation, equity, health • Change in Human Mobility Patterns in the Face of Climate Change and well-being at all ages and life • Dynamic Network Models and Methods stages. • The Effects of Education on Mortality: Evidence from a Large Representative Sample of American Twins Departmental Affliations • The Epidemiological Transition in United States Rural Counties, 1900-1950 • Department of Epidemiology • Department of History • Family Dinners and Adolescent Well-Being • Department of Sociology • How Parents Infuence Children: A Three Generation Study • Health Policy and Management Division, School of Public Health • Improving Outcomes for Families of Older Adults: Adult Day Service Plus Program • Humphrey School of • Infections Exposures, the Production of Population Public Affairs Heterogeneity, and the Future of Elderly Mortality • Institute of Child Development • Introducing an Epidemiologic Lens to Primary Care Providers • Minnesota Population Center — Examining the Effects of Exposing Frontline Providers • Provost’s Grand Challenges to Demographic Data on Their Patient Panels Research Strategies Team • Research Data • IPUMS CPS: Integrating, Linking, and Disseminating the Current Population Survey Data Assistance Center • School of Nursing • IPUMS Health Surveys: Integrated Health Interview Series • School of Statistics • IPUMS Time Use: American Time Use Survey Dissemination • State Health Access Data Assistance Center • IPUMS USA: Big Data for Population Research 1790-1930, Complete • Work and Organizations Count Microdata for 1940 Census, 1850 Population Database, and New Data Resources from the 1960 U.S. Census Department, Carlson School of Management • Kids Inequality in Diverse Activities Study (KIDS) • College of Design • National-level study of the social support of the homeless • Department of Applied Economics • National Study of Activity-Networks: Investigating the relationship between • Department of Political Science online communities and physical activity such as running or cycling • Epidemiology and Community • Patient Safety in Nursing Homes: A Closer Look at Improvement Health Division, School • The Residential Care Transition Model of Public Health • IPUMS • Spatial Network Models and Methods • Rural Health Research Center • System Factors and Racial Disparities in Nursing Home Quality of Life and Care • Trends in Couples’ Work Patterns After Childbirth and Implications for Inequality Number of Faculty • Understanding social isolation of the Elderly through Big Data Affliates: 70 • Unequal Parenthoods: Differences in Parenting and Well-Being • Pathways to Encores of Civic Engagement

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • Agency for Healthcare • Abortion Politics in Uruguay, Perú, and Nicaragua, 1998-2015: Research and Quality Explaining Disparate Outcomes • The Bill and Melinda • Integrating and Disseminating PMA2020 Data: Towards Greater Access to Gates Foundation Family Planning for Women in High Fertility Countries (IPUMS PMA) • Centers for Medicare and • Integrating and Disseminating Demographic and Health Survey Data (IPUMS DHS) Medicaid Services • How environmental factors affect women’s health • National Institute of Child Health in low- and middle-income countries and Human Development • IPUMS Terra: Global Population and Agricultural Data • National Endowment • Measuring the ANZACS: A Complete Transcription of for the Humanities 140,000 New Zealand Soldiers’ Personnel Files • National Institute on Aging • Orphans’ experience with violent discipline in sub-Saharan Africa • National Institute on Minority • Second Generation Asian Heritage Parenting Health and Health Disparities • Social Support Aid for People with Dementia • National Institutes of Health • Strategies for ending the intergenerational transmission of female genital cutting • National Science Foundation

Regional Research Projects Organizational Collaborations

• Minnesota Precision Medicine and Health Initiative • AARP • Social Support Aid for People with Dementia • Advanced Medical Electronics • University of Minnesota Advanced Careers Initiative (UMAC) • Alska, Inc. • Youth Development Study • Alzheimer’s Association • Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

Research to Policy • Benjamin Rose Institute • Ebenezer Foundation • Civic Engagement of Boomers • Emory University • Incorporation of the Live Well at Home Rapid Screen throughout the state of Minnesota’s Senior LinkageLine • Encore.org • Leveraging the Youth Development Study Archive to Inform Local Public Policy • Hamline University Encore Fellowship Program • University of Minnesota Advanced Careers Initiative (UMAC) • Harvard Advanced Leadership Initiative

In the News • Healthcare Interactive, Inc. • ICF • “Getting published in the longevity market,” Stria, October 15, 2018 • “Older workers need jobs, too,” MPR News, September 25, 2018 • Johns Hopkins University • “For baby boomer couples, synchronize or stagger is the new • The Lutheran Home Association retirement dilemma,” Financial Post, September 24, 2018 • Lutheran Social Services • “Can you grow with a remote workforce? These startups • Minnesota Board on Aging are doing it,” Zenefts, July 31, 2018 • New York University • “Third act,” University of Minnesota Legacy Magazine, Summer 2018 Medical Center • “Have you discussed long-term care with your loved • Notre Dame Inspired ones?” Next Avenue, May 24, 2018 Leadership Initiative • “Mother’s Day Q&A: Science to help mothers in the workforce,” • SHIFT: Navigating National Science Foundation, May 11, 2018 Midlife Transitions • “Science proves that happiness begins at 50,” New York Post, April 28, 2018 • Stanford Distinguished • “The midlife doldrums are a social crisis. Now there’s momentum Careers Institute for some radical fxes,” The Washington Post, April 11, 2018 • UNICEF • “Coming soon: 2 new encore career programs at colleges,” Forbes, March 22, 2018 • United Theological Seminary of • “Sexual harassment helps explain why women get paid the Twin Cities Encore Impact less,” Los Angeles Times, January 6, 2018 • Work, Family, and Health Network

Life Course Center • University of Minnesota 31 Institute for Social Research Rob Warren, Director • Theresa Osypuk, Associate Director • J. David Hacker, Training Director

Key Areas of Research University of Minnesota 50 Willey Hall 225 – 19th Avenue South • Population Data Science Minneapolis, MN 55455 • Population Health and Health Systems [email protected] pop.umn.edu • Population Mobility and Spatial Demography (P) 612.624.5818 • Reproductive and Sexual Health (F): 612.626.8375 • Work, Family, and Time

Mission Statement Domestic Research Projects The Minnesota Population Center develops and sustains innovative, high-quality, and transformative • Data Collection on the Scope of Practice Laws on Occupational Licensing: Are These Laws Limiting Access to Work? interdisciplinary population science. It empowers and trains researchers to • Effect of a Neighborhood Experiment on Youth Behavioral Problems study and solve the population issues • The Effects of Education on Mortality: Evidence from a Large Representative and problems of yesterday, today, and Sample of American Twins tomorrow. • HealthPop: A Geocoding, Spatial Workfow and Contextual Data Integration Platform Departmental Affliations • Applied Economics • Identifcation of Seasonal and Decadal Drought through Monitoring and Modeling • Biobehavioral Health and • IPUMS CPS: Integrating, Linking, and Disseminating the Current Population Population Sciences Survey Data • Carlson School of Management • Center for Urban and Regional Affairs • IPUMS Demographic and Health Surveys • Center on Women and Public Policy • IPUMS Health Surveys: Health survey data from the National Health • Computer Science & Engineering Interview Survey and Medical Expenditure Panel Survey • Economics • Education Policy and Administration • IPUMS Higher Ed: Data Integration and Harmonization of SESTAT Data • Educational Psychology • IPUMS PMA: Integrated Public Use Microdata Series for PMA 2020 • Environmental Health Sciences • Epidemiology and Community • IPUMS Time Use: Historical and contemporary time use data Health Division from 1965 to the present • Family Medicine & Community Health • IPUMS USA • Family Social Science • Forest Resources • Linking 1940 U.S. Census Data to Five Modern Surveys of Health and Aging • Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies • Models of Demographic and Health Changes Following Military Confict • General Pediatrics and Adolescent • Moderators and Mediators of Housing Mobility Effects on Youth Risky Behaviors Health Division • Geography • A Multi-generational Longitudinal Panel for Aging Research • Health Policy & Management Division • National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) • History • History of Medicine Program • Racial Identities and Life Choices Among Mixed-Heritage People in the USA • Humphrey School of Public Affairs • Residential Trajectories & Adolescent Health: Results from a Randomized Trial • Institute of Child Development • Institute on the Environment • STEM Education & Workforce Participation, Race, Ethnicity, Gender & Disability • Institute on Race and Poverty • State Occupational Licensing: The U.S. Labor Market, • Internal Medicine Economic Growth, and Social Mobility • Law School • Life Course Center

• Medical School International Research Projects • Political Science • Psychology • Religious Studies • IPUMS International • Rural Health Research Center • IPUMS Terra: Global Population and Agricultural Data • School of Statistics • Sociology • Integrated samples of European censuses • State Health Access Data • Integrated samples of Latin American censuses Assistance Center • North Atlantic Population Project Number of Faculty Affliates: 95 • Populating the MICS Survey Tabulator

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Funding Sources

Regional Research Projects • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis • FDA Center for Tobacco Products • Minnesota Population Database • Health Resources and Services Administration • Kauffman Foundation • NASA Research to Policy • National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • Early Evidence on Employment Responses to the Affordable Care Act • National Institute on Aging • National Institute on Alcohol • Economics of Food Security and Hunger Abuse and Alcoholism • Family Homelessness Study • National Science Foundation • National Institute of General • Flexible Work and Well-being Center Medical Sciences • Impact of a Local Staple Food Ordinance on Food Choice & Calories Purchased • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Russell Sage Foundation • Impacts of School Policies on Student Diet & Activity Behaviors and Obesity • Smith Richardson Foundation • Initiation and Maintenance of Regular Exercise in an Employer Wellness Program • The Spencer Foundation • State Health Access Data Assistance Center (SHADAC) • UNICEF and state-level data collection and analysis Organizational Collaborations • Ancestry.com • African Centre for Statistics, In the News Addis Ababa • African Development Bank, Tunis • “Lactation litigation: more lawsuits alleging discrimination against • Agency for Healthcare breastfeeding moms,” MPR News, November 21, 2018 Research and Quality • “Here’s what the typical American worker earns at every age,” • Arab Institute for Training & Research Business Insider, November 20, 2018 in Statistics • CIESIN, Columbia University • “Adult caregiving often seen as very meaningful by those who do it,” • Center for Demography and Ecology, Pew Research Center, November 8, 2018 University of Wisconsin • “California homeownership rate jumps after years of • Center for Demographic Studies, decline,” The Sacramento Bee, October 16, 2018 Barcelona • China Population Development • “Where we live, block by block,” National Geographic, October 9, 2018 and Research Center, Beijing • “Where Americans can trace their ancestry, in 17 maps,” • Concord Consortium Business Insider, September 15, 2018 • DEMOSTAF, a project of INED, Paris • Demographic Center of Latin America • “The amazing rise of bilingualism in the United States,” & the Caribbean Psychology Today, September 11, 2018 • FamilySearch • “Who owns a home in America, in 12 charts,” CityLab, August 8, 2018 • Findmypast.com • “Many questions, few answers, as Minneapolis council takes up • ICPSR and Population Studies Center, proposal to change police oversight,” MinnPost, August 1, 2018 University of Michigan • Inter-American Statistical Institute • “200 years of U.S. immigration looks like the rings of a tree,” • International Collaborations National Geographic, June 28, 2018 • International Household • “‘Invisible workforce’ of caregivers is wearing out as boomers age,” Survey Network Star Tribune, June 2, 2018 • International Statistical Institute • Maryland Population Research a Randomized Trial • “As hospitals cut maternity services, burden is on expectant mothers,” Center, University of Maryland The Boston Globe, March 27, 2018 • Max Planck Institute for • “Health shouldn’t be contentious. But it’s incredibly polarizing,” Demographic Research Vox, March 23, 2017 • NORC • National Archives of Canada, • “Larry Summers makes the case for a government bailout Denmark, Norway, and Sweden of the American heartland,” Vox, March 8, 2018 • National Center for Health Statistics • “Young college graduates aren’t moving like they used to,” • National Statistical Offces of Forbes, January 26, 2018 100+ countries worldwide • OECD, Paris • “10 common grant-writing mistakes,” The Chronicle of Higher Education, • Unicon Research Corporation January 4, 2018 • United Nations International • “Felony conviction rates are up nationwide. These states are reconsidering Organization on Migration how they classify crimes,” PBS News Hour, January 2, 2018 • United Nations Population Division • United Nations Population Fund • U.S. Census Bureau and the Federal Statistical Research Data Centers

The Minnesota Population Center • University of Minnesota 33 Institute for Social Research Princeton University Ofce of Population Research Douglas Massey, Director • Nancy Cannuli, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Offce of Population Research Princeton University • Biosocial Interactions • Education and Stratifcation Wallace Hall Princeton, NJ 08544-2091 • Children, Youth and Families • Health and Wellbeing E-mail: [email protected] • Data and Methods • Migration and Development (P): 609-258-4870

Domestic Research Projects

Mission Statement • Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing The Offce of Population Research • The Eviction Lab (OPR) at Princeton University has fostered research and training in • Princeton Center for Research on Experience and Wellbeing population since it was founded in • Princeton Center for Translational Research on Aging 1936 as the world’s frst population research center. Our mission • Reciprocal Genetic-Environmental Interactions During Childhood and Adolescence is to provide the resources and environment that will result in • Heterogeneous Treatment of Effects in Demographic Research the creation and dissemination • Biopsychosocial Determinants of Sleep and Wellbeing in Teens in Fragile Families of fundamental demographic knowledge and the highest quality • Future of Children Journal learning opportunities for doctoral • Effects of Poverty on Affective Development and postdoctoral trainees. • Epigenetic Mediation of Adverse Social Context on Stress Response, Socioemotional Development, and Health in a Population-based Departmental Affliations Study of Minority and Low SESS Children and Adolescents • Woodrow Wilson School of • Connected Learning Research Network Public and International Affairs • Departments of Economics, • GxE and Health Inequality over the Life Course Sociology, Ecology and • Understanding the Interplay of Genes and Environment • Evolutionary Biology, in U.S. families to Improve Child Health Psychology, Politics, Molecular • Eviction in America: Law, Housing and Poverty • Biology, and Statistics and Machine Learning • Understanding the America Child Welfare System • Bendheim-Thoman Center for • Modeling the Risk of Measles Outbreaks and Effectiveness Of Research on Child Wellbeing Public Health Response Strategies in the United States • Center for Health and Wellbeing • Center for Migration • The Impact of Childhood Nutrition Assistance on Child Health and Wellbeing and Development • Future of Children: Reducing Justice System Inequality • Paul and Marcia Wythes Center • Future of Children: University-Agency Partnerships to Strengthen on Contemporary China • Urban Studies Program & Latin • The Fragile Families Challenge A Scientifc Mass American Studies Program • Collaboration to Improve the Lives of Disadvantaged Children in the United States • The Eviction Lab at • mDiary Study of Adolescent Relationships Princeton University • Princeton Biosociology Lab • The Center for Human Values International Research Projects • Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies • A Public Use Data on Mexican Immigration • Latino Health Outcomes Number of Faculty • The Importance of Language in International Migration Affliates: 37 • Changes in Sexual Activity in Sub-Saharan Africa • Abortion Rates Reduced in Eastern Europe/Central Asia through Introduction of Family Planning

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Princeton University International Research Projects Cont’d Funding Sources Ofce of Population Research • National Institutes of Health • The Socioeconomic and Demographic Consequences of Mexico-U.S. Migration • The Centers for Disease Douglas Massey, Director • Nancy Cannuli, Associate Director • Research for Policy Action: Adolescents and Migration in Thailand Control and Prevention • National Science Foundation • Biodemography of Health, Social Factors and Life Challenge in Taiwan • The Tides Foundation • SES Gradients in Health among Hispanics • The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • Developing a new approach to estimating abortion rates worldwide • The William T. Grant Foundation • Spanish Nation Survey of Immigrants • The Spencer Foundation • The Relationship between Contraception and • The Annie E. Casey Foundation Abortion in the Republic of Georgia • The Bill and Melinda • The Impact of Judicial Claims to Treatment on Health Systems in Brazil Gates Foundation • Latin American Institutions and Development • Foundation for Child Development • Social Science Analysis of Race and Ethnicity in Latin America • The Ford Foundation • Validity of the Retrospective Reproduction Calendar • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Instrument in Developing Countries • The John D. and Catherine • Princeton Global Network on Child Migration T. MacArthur Foundation • The Russell Sage Foundation Regional Research Projects • The Spencer Foundation • The JPB Foundation • Demography of Aging • The Overdeck Family Foundation • Research on Experience and Wellbeing • The Wellcome Trust • Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing • Immigration and the American Health System Organizational Collaborations • The Future of Children Project • Brookings Institution, • The Eviction Lab The Future of Children

• Columbia, Georgetown, Harvard, In the News Washington, U.C. Irvine, • Northwestern Universities • “Americans Want to Believe Jobs Are the Solution to Poverty. • University of California They’re Not.” New York Times Magazine, September 11, 2018 at Los Angeles • First-Ever Evictions Database Shows: ‘We’re In the • Family Intervention Services Middle Of A Housing Crisis’, NPR, April 12, 2018 • New York City Commission • Future of Children: Reducing Justice System Inequality (Winter 2018). on Human Rights • Future of Children: Charter Schools and the Achievement Gap (Spring 2018). • University of Guadalajara (Mexico) • “Finding the Lost Generation: Identifying Second Generation • Universities of Michigan, Immigrants in Federal Statistics.” Annals of the American Pennsylvania, Texas at Austin, Academy of Political and Social Science 677-96-104. • California and Wisconsin • “Neighborhood Disadvantage and Telomere Length: Results from the Fragile Families Study.” Russell Sage Foundation • Duke University and Johns Journal of the Social Sciences 4(4):38-42. Hopkins University • Canadian Institute for Research to Policy Advance Research • Demographic and Health Surveys • Reform legislation on Mexican immigration and economic integration • University of Madrid • Future of Children Policy Briefs • Bureau of Health Promotion, • Fragile Families Research Briefs Department of Health, Taiwan

Princeton University Offce of Population Research 35 Princeton University • Ofce of Population Research Research to Policy Center for Social and Demographic Analysis Peter Brandon, Director Pro Tem • Samantha Friedman, Associate Director Pro Tem

Key Areas of Research Center for Social and Demographic Analysis The University at Albany, SUNY • Population Health 1400 Washington Avenue, UAB 321 • Immigration and Internal Migration Albany, NY 12222 www.albany.edu/csda/ • Spatial Inequalities (P): 518.442.3211 (F): 518.442.3380

Domestic Research Projects

• Social, demographic, and biological impacts on infant mortality Mission Statement CSDA’s mission is to facilitate and • Spatial models of population and environment organize population research and • Immigrant enforcement and the health of immigrants and their children education of the highest caliber. It • Fertility-related risk factors and child neurodevelopment seeks to accomplish this mission by creating a stimulating and • Residential segregation and racial/ethnic health disparities cohesive intellectual environment • Bicycle helmet laws and prevention of injuries among youth conducive to the development of multidisciplinary population • Racial-ethnic disparities in HIV/STDs research. • Infertility treatment, child growth and development • Birthweight and academic achievement Departmental Affliations • National birth defects prevention • Lewis Mumford Center for • Private data sharing in social sciences Comparative Urban and Regional Research • Kin location and neighborhood attainment • Department of Sociology • Trajectories of child adversity and health over the life course • Department of Epidemiology • Young adults leaving and returning to the parental home and Biostatistics • Immigration enforcement and the health of immigrants • Department of Anthropology • Department of Environmental • Biodemography and immune dysregulation Health Sciences • Empowerment in childhood obesity prevention • Department of Economics • Intergenerational transmission of risk for drug use • School of Education • Environmental effects on children’s health and performance • Department of Health Policy Management and Behavior • Community-Based health disparities research • School of Social Welfare • Exposome contributors to child health • Department of Geography • Anti-retroviral adherence and persistence in drug users & Planning • Understanding and using medicines safely • Department of Psychology • Climate change and adverse birth outcomes • School of Criminal Justice • Rockefeller College of Public • Neighborhood interventions in alcohol-related homicide Affairs & Public Policy

Number of Faculty Affliates: 55

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • National Institute of Child Health • Migration and children’s well-being in China and Human Development • The adaptation process of African merchants in Guangzhou • National Science Foundation • Consequences of imbalanced sex ratios in India • National Institute on Drug Abuse • An early warning system for vector-borne disease risk in the Amazon • Russell Sage Foundation • Recent migration dynamics in China • National Institute of Diabetes and • Joint training/research program for urban China scholars Digestive and Kidney Diseases • Residential segregation in Turkey • National Institute on Alcohol • Consequences of parental migration for left behind children in rural China Abuse and Alcoholism • Living arrangements of the population in Sweden • Andrew W. Mellon Foundation • Ford Foundation

Regional Research Projects • William T. Grant Foundation • William and Flora • A childhood obesity prevention program Hewlett Foundation • Impact of environmental policies and changes in air pollution • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation levels on hospital admission rates in NY state • Annie E. Casey Foundation • Children in Mexican immigrant households in new destinations • Foundation for Child Development • Crime and confnement • National Institute of Mental Health • Diagnostic tool for school effectiveness • Centers for Disease Control • Immigrants, entrepreneurs, and urban development • Offce of Juvenile Justice and • Cardio risk in children • Delinquency Prevention • New York State Paid-Family-Leave Act and health equity • New York State Department of Health In the News • New York State Department of Transportation • “What Aging Parents Want from Their Kids,” The Atlantic, Mar 4, 2016 • U.S. Department of Transportation • “New Clues in the Mystery of Women’s Lagging Life Expectance,” New York Times, Aug 22, 2016. • U.S. Department of Education • “In Germany, Parents can Sue the Government for Failing • U.S. Department of Justice to Provide Child Care,” The Atlantic, Jan 10, 2017 • Spencer Foundation • “Former Chernobyl Neighbors Diagnosed with Rare Cancer • Lingnan Foundation Years Later, in NYC,” Yahoo News, April 3, 2017 • “Spending Plan an Uneven Road,” Times Union, May 28, 2017 • Fulbright Foundation • “You Don’t Want to Buy Groceries from a Robot,” New York Times, June 23, 2017 Organizational Collaborations • “How to Stay Healthy When You’re out of a Job,” • Inter-University Consortium for U.S. News & World Report, Nov 23, 2017 Political and Social Research, • “Could asking one question help us better understand women University of Michigan and infants’ health?” Science Daily, Feb 8, 2018 • Social Science Research Council • “DOH: Capital Region sees highest percentage increase in • New York Federal Statistical HIV, STDs than rest of state,” Times Union, Feb 20, 2018 Research Data Center • “This cold workout might be the secret to burning fat,” • New York State Data Center New York Post, April 16, 2018 • New York State Department • “Live in a Chicago neighborhood with a high violent crime rate? Your odds of obesity, hypertension are higher, a of Economic Development study fnds.” Chicago Tribune, July 10, 2018 • Guttmacher Institute • “Income Inequality’s Most Disturbing Side Effect: Homicide,” Scientifc American, Nov 1, 2018

Center for Social and Demographic Analysis • The University of Albany, SUNY 37 Neil G. Bennett, Director • Deborah Balk, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research CUNY Institute for Demographic Research • Spatial Demography • Mortality City University of New York Box D-901 • Immigration • Economic demography One Bernard Baruch Way New York, NY 10010 • Migration and Urbanization • Formal & Informal Unions www.cuny.edu/cidr • Aging

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement The CUNY Institute for Demographic • Accounting for the Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Poverty Research, which is at the core • Immigration and the Geography of Polarization of New York’s frst demographic • Comparative Couple Stability: Same-Sex and Male-Female research and training program, Unions in the United States facilitates the exchange of ideas among scholars in the feld of • The Effect of Legal and Nativity Status on Educational demography – faculty, students, Attainment and Academic Performance and other researchers – from • The Effects of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals on the within and outside the University Educational Outcomes of Undocumented Students in the New York metropolitan area, and provides support necessary • A Spatial Decomposition of County Population Growth in the United States to train future demographers • Disability among Hispanic Immigrants in the United and to accomplish the research States: Does Country of Origin Matter? agendas its affliates establish. • Modeling the Economic Dynamics of Divorce

• A Spatially Informed Demographic Assessment of Extreme-Heat Departmental Affliations Mortality in the United States, 1979-2011 • Ph.D. Programs at the • Parent-Child Relationships at the Transition to Adulthood: A Comparison CUNY Graduate Center of Black, Hispanic, and White Immigrant and Native-Born Youth o Economics • Disability Crossover: Is There a Hispanic Immigrant Health o Sociology Advantage That Reverses from Working to Old Age? o Political Science • Assessing the Accuracy of Multi-temporal Built-up Land Layers o Criminal Justice Across Rural-Urban Trajectories in the United States • A range of departments at • The Changing Dynamics of Union Formation and Dissolution various CUNY colleges: o Baruch College International Research Projects o Hunter College

o Queens College • Understanding Urbanization: A Study of Census and Satellite-derived o Brooklyn College Urban Classes in the United States, 1990-2010 o Lehman College • Up and Out: A Multifaceted Approach to Characterizing • CUNY School of Public Health Urbanization in Greater Saigon, 2000–2009 • Austin W. Marxe School • Spatially Varying Relationships between Risk Factors of Public and International and Child Diarrhea in West Africa, 2008-2013 Affairs at Baruch College • The Age-of-Mortality Function as a New Indicator of Longevity Extension in High-Income Countries Number of Faculty • Spatially Explicit Global Population Scenarios Consistent Affliates: 30 with the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways • Immigration and the Challenges of Integration in North America and Western Europe

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Funding Sources International Research Projects Cont’d • National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • Demographic Determinants of Domestic Armed Confict • National Science Foundation • Comparative Couple Stability: Same-Sex and Male-Female Unions in Europe • United Nations Population Fund • Mortality in Industrialized Societies • National Aeronautics and • Retroftting Demographic Surveys with Spatial Data Space Administration • Implications of the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways • World Bank for Tiger (Panthera Tigris) Conservation • Russell Sage Foundation • William T. Grant Foundation In the News • AXA Research Fund

• The New York Times • Carnegie Corporation of New York • The Wall Street Journal • European Commission • The Guardian • The Fiscal Times Organizational Collaborations • The Economist • United Nations • The Atlantic • Population Council • La Repubblica • Columbia University • ABC • World Bank • CBS • New York Federal Statistical Research Data Center • CNN • Asian Demographic • NBC Research Institute • Potsdam Institute for Climate Research to Policy Impact Research

• Estimating the Effects of Health Insurance and Other Social Programs on Poverty under the Affordable Care Act • School Disengagement Patterns before Conception among New York City Teen Mothers: Informing the Timing of School-Based Pregnancy Prevention Programs • Best of Both Worlds? Estimating the Treatment Effect of Teen Childbearing on Education Using Propensity Score Matching in Sibling Clusters • Who Are the Elderly Poor and How Much Are They Helped by Social and Health Policies? • Causal Impact of Medicaid on Poverty: The Importance of Poverty Measures • How Stop-and-Frisk Affected Undocumented Students’ Performance • Avoiding Population Exposure to Heat-related Extremes: Demographic Change vs. Climate Change • Interactions between Urbanization and Climate Change • Assessing the Population Impact of Climate Change • How Census Data Mislead Us about Ethno- Racial Change in the United States • Disability Policies and Public Views on Work Disability • Changes in Breastfeeding among WIC Participants Following Implementation of the New Food Package • Consequences of Being Uninsured for People with Disability during the Medicare Waiting Period

CUNY Institute for Demographic Research • City University of New York 39 Columbia Population Research Center CPRC Jennifer S. Hirsch and Jane Waldfogel, Co-Directors

Key Areas of Research Columbia University 1255 Amsterdam Avenue • Children, youth, and families New York, NY 10027 cupop.columbia.edu • Reproductive health and HIV/AIDS [email protected] • Immigration/Migration (P): 212.851.2384 • Urbanism

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement CPRC’s mission is to (1) nourish • A Neurobehavioral Investigation of The Relationship Between a vibrant intellectual community Early Adverse Experiences and Learning Mindsets of population researchers • Assessing the Impact of State-Level Policies on Drug Use and at Columbia, fostering the HIV Risk for Young Men Who Have Sex with Men development of junior population • BUDDY: Bringing Understanding to Developmental Differences Across Years scientists and encouraging collaborations among population • Effects of Antipoverty Policies scientists and between population • Evaluating Health Insurance Innovations and Expansions Under the ACA: scientists and scientists in other Impacts on Health Care, Employment, Mortality, and Disparities disciplines; (2) advance population • Examining the Impact of Rental Assistance Demonstration research in our four primary on Children Living in Public Housing Communities research areas; (3) continue • Financial Aid, Debt Management, and Socioeconomic Outcomes to be a leading population center focused on research on • Flu2Text: A Multi-Site Study Assessing An Intervention for inequalities in the health and well- 2nd Dose of Infuenza Vaccine being of vulnerable populations, • Fragile Families and Child Well-being in Adolescence and on public policies relevant to • Market Allocation and Health Disparities: The Black-White those populations; and (4) take Survival Gap After Acute Myocardial Infarction advantage of Columbia’s location • Predicting Heterogeneous Neurodevelopmental Outcomes in in New York City by partnering with School-aged Children with Early Caregiving Adversities city policy makers and practitioners to address mutual research • Social Behavioral and Legal Impacts of Proactive Policing interests. • Sexual Health Initiative to Foster Transformation • The Affordable Care Act and Access to Care for Number of Faculty Reproductive-age and Pregnant Women Affliates: 115 • The Earned Income Tax Credit and the Health of Adults without Dependent Children: A Randomized Controlled Trial Organizational Collaborations • Understanding Employer Provision of Paid Parental Leave in NY, CT, and PA • Brookings Institution • Understanding the Health Effects of California’s Paid Family Leave Law • Massachusetts Health Connector • Voter Registration Databases and MRP: Toward the Use of Large Scale Databases in Public Opinion Research • NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

• NYC Department of Housing International Research Projects Preservation and Development • NYC Offce of the Mayor • Characterizing Cognition Across the Lifespan in Untreated Psychosis in China • South Carolina Department of • Ethnic Gaps in Education Among Third Generation Immigrants in Israel Health and Human Services • Gender Disparities in Cost-related Non Adherence to • The National Bureau of Medicines: an International Comparison Economic Research • Migration and Children’s Development in China: When and Why Migration Matters • Migration and Spatial Restructuring in Shanghai, China • The Millennium Villages Project: A Retrospective, Observational, Endline Evaluation

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Funding Sources Regional Research Projects • Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality • Association between Tobacco Marketing in Neighborhoods and Residents’ Tobacco Use Behaviors in New York City • Annie E. Casey Foundation • New York City Longitudinal Study of Wellbeing • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Support for Child and Family Well-Being: A Randomized Experiment of Subsidized Housing in NYC • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • UPK Implementation: Variation by Setting and Auspice • Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative • Child Welfare Fund In the News • Doris Duke Charitable Foundation • “The Famine Ended 70 Years Ago, but Dutch Genes Still Bear Scars,” • Environmental Protection Agency New York Times, C Zimmer, Jan. 31, 2018. Cites L.H. Lumey. • National Institute of Child Health • “Poverty in America: America’s Welfare Programmes Are Not the Problem,” & Human Development The Economist, March 1, 2018. Cites Christopher Wimer et al. • Ford Foundation • “Does growing up poor harm brain development?” The Economist, • Foundation for Child Development May 3, 2018. Cites Kim Noble. • Klingenstein Foundation • “Business Travel Makes People Depressed and Anxious,” cnbc.com, • Laura and John Arnold Foundation A Nova, June 14, 2018. Cites Andrew Rundle. • National Institute on Aging • “Dads Want Paid Leave Too — and They Use It When They Get It,” salon.com, A Bartel, June 17, 2018. • National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases • “Border Separations Show Why the U.S. Doesn’t Have Orphanages Any More,” NBCnews.com, M Fox, June 20, 2018. Cites Nim Tottenham. • National Institute on Drug Abuse • “A Game-Changing AI Tool for Tracking Animal Movements,” • National Institute of Environmental The Atlantic, E Yong, July 3, 2018. Cites Andres Bendesky. Health Sciences • National Institute of General • “In the South, Patients with HIV Face Additional Hurdles,” Medical Sciences ContagionLive, J Kaltwasser, July 3, 2018. Cites Morgan Philbin. • National Institutes of Health, • Heidi Allen, “The Cost of Being Uninsured in America,” TedMed 2017 Talks video, Offce of the Director 16:12, posted Aug. 21, 2018, https://www.tedmed.com/talks/show?id=691172. • National Institute of Mental Health • “Here’s a Cheap Way to Fight Drug Misuse: Send Doctors a Sharp Letter,” New York Times, M Sanger-Katz, Sept. 5, 2018. Cites Adam Sacarny. • National Science Foundation • “Why It Can Be Rational to Vote,” Washington Post, A Gelman, Nov. 4, 2018. • Offce of Naval Research • “Should the Great American Smokeout Include E-Cigs?”, healthline.com, • Perigee Fund S Radcliffe, Nov. 14, 2018. Cites Daniel Giovenco. • Pivotal Ventures • “The Big Read: Capital punishment — a little more conversation on a matter of • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation life and death,” Todayonline.com, L Tang, Nov. 30, 2018. Cites Jeffrey Fagan. • Robin Hood Foundation • Russell Sage Foundation Research to Policy • Searle Scholarship • Spencer Foundation • Jamie Daw’s research on prescription drug coverage policy in Canada has been cited in recent Senate reports and policy publications that will inform • The JPB Foundation the federal government’s approach to a national pharmacare program. • U.S. Department of Education • Melissa Stockwell’s research on the use of text messaging for community • Dept. of Health and Human Services surveillance for acute respiratory infections and infuenza like illness has been used by the CDC in their pandemic infuenza planning. • U.S. Food and Drug Administration • Research conducted by Andrew Rundle’s Built Environment • U.S. General Services Administration / Defense and Health Research group contributed to the International Health Agency WELL Building Institute’s “WELL Community Standard”. • W.K. Kellogg Foundation • Poverty research by Garfnkel, Waldfogel, Wimer, et al. is cited in public comments on proposed changes to the “Public Charge” rule that would curtail • Washington Center for access to public benefts by some legal immigrants. The team also analyzed Equitable Growth proposed changes to SNAP and the Child Tax Credit, effects of Medicaid on • Weitz Family Foundation poverty, and effects of NYC’s paid sick leave law on coverage and usage. • William T. Grant Foundation

Columbia Population Research Center • Columbia University 41 Kelly Musick, Director • Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Cornell University MVR Hall Ithaca, NY 14853 • Families and Children www.cpc.cornell.edu • Health Behaviors and Disparities [email protected] (P): 607.255.1960 • Poverty and Inequality (F): 607.255.4071 • Immigration and Diversity

• Population and Policy

Mission Statement CPC coordinates and promotes Domestic Research Projects national and international popula- tion research, encourages cross- • Trends in his and her earnings after parenthood disciplinary innovation, facilitates research funding, strengthens • Social determinants of health inequality interdisciplinary training, and trans- • Policy and practice to promote equality of opportunity for children lates academic studies into policy recommendations and guidance for • Criminalization of immigration, border controls, and enforcement practitioners. • Impact of obesity on medical costs and labor market outcomes • Incarceration’s impact on children and families Grant Development Program • Cohabitation and family stability CPC’s Grant Development Pro- gram supports the development • Race and intergenerational economic mobility and submission of grant proposals • Wages and economic inequality in blue-collar and rural America to population-related external fund- ing agencies through mentorship, training, and feedback on work-in- International Research Projects progress.

• Sub-Saharan Africa economic and social integration of youth Seminar Series and Events • U.S. Food Aid Program and global food prices CPC expands networks of popula- tion research. It hosts a seminar • International food security series that brings innovations in • Immigration reform population science to campus. Other events include an annual • Federal deportation policy conference developing CPC’s core • Migrants seeking asylum themes and an annual workshop • Comparative family change and stability for population scholars from Up- state New York. • Couples’ work patterns after childbirth

Undergraduate and Regional Research Projects Graduate Demography Minors CPC’s multidisciplinary training program provides students with • Opioid abuse and impact on families opportunities to develop fundamen- • New York State population demographics tal demographic tools and insights from a range of perspectives. • Vulnerable families and intergenerational poverty • Grandfamily households Frank H. T. Rhodes • Neighborhood conditions and “micro-environments” Fellowship Program • Migration to rural New York and “new immigrant destinations” CPC runs a postdoctoral training program with generous support • New York tobacco tax revenues and regulations from the Atlantic Philanthropies’ en- dowment in honor of former Cornell president, Frank H. T. Rhodes.

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Departmental Affliations In the News • Africana Studies and Research • Bronfenbrenner Center for • Reuters, January 10, 2018, “Grad school can be Translational Research worth it if you pick wisely: study” (Weeden) • Center for Behavioral Economics • Vox, March 5, 2018, “The data proves that school and Decision Research segregation is getting worse” (Lichter) • Center for the Study of Inequality • Reuters, March 23, 2018 , “A child dies, a child lives: why Somalia drought is not another famine” (Barrett) • Community and Rural Development Institute • NPR, April 9, 2018, “Mind The Pay Gap” (Blau) • Cornell Center for Health Equity • WRVO Public Media, April 22, 2018, “The latest in health: battling Opioid epidemic by fghting fake meds, • Cornell Farmworkers Program treating struggling families” (Dunifon and Tach) • Cornell Institute for • The New York Times, May 22, 2018, “Whites’ Unease Shadows Research on Children the Politics of a More Diverse America” (Lichter) • Cornell Institute for Social • Fox News, June 5, 2018, “What to expect in and Economic Research the 2018 midterm elections” (Enns) • Cornell Institute for Translational • The New York Times, June 22, 2018, “Family Separation: Research on Aging It’s a Problem for U.S. Citizens, Too” (Wildeman) • Cornell Program in • Forbes, July 9, 2018, “How Early Retirement Infrastructure Policy Might Be Killing Men” (Fitzpatrick) • Cornell Statistical Consulting Unit • NewSecurityBeat, July 30, 2018, “A More Prosperous World: Investing in • Institute for Health Economics, Family Planning for Sustainable Economic Growth” (Eloundou-Enyegue) Health Behaviors and Disparities • Bloomberg, August 7, 2018, “Diners Indulge • Institute for Healthy Futures Less If Menus List Calories” (Cawley) • Institute for the Social Sciences • Washington Post, August 6, 2018, “Sending your kids to college • Labor Dynamics Institute increases the chances you’ll lose your house” (Rich) • Mario Einaudi Center for • ScienceDaily, September 19, 2018, “Women who breastfeed International Studies for at least fve months have more kids” (Maralani) • National Data Archive on • The Asian Age, October 6, 2018, “Education can Child Abuse and Neglect help improve decision-making ability” (Kim) • New York Census Research Data Center

Research to Policy • Polson Institute for Global Development • Cawley studied how calorie counts on menus affect customer choices. • Population & Development Program • Dunifon and Tach worked on the opioid epidemic and • Program on Applied Demographics child maltreatment over two generations. • Rehabilitation Research and • Garip analyzed the diversity and evolving patterns of Mexican migrants. Training Center on Disability • Lovenheim compared student outcomes at public and for-proft colleges. Demographics and Statistics • Maralani studied women’s fertility and breastfeeding duration. • Survey Research Institute • Musick examined trends in couples’ work and • Tata-Cornell Institute for earnings in the years following childbirth. Agriculture and Nutrition • Rich studied college attendance and home foreclosures. • Affliated Departments: American Studies Program; Applied • Sassler examined online dating and its potential Economics and Management; pathway to successful unions. City and Regional Planning; • Tach worked on connecting research and policy in the NYS Legislature. Design and Environmental Analysis; Development Sociology; • Wildeman, Haskins, Enns, and Fitzpatrick worked on optimizing Economics; Government; Human data collection to better understand how deep and wide Development; Industrial and the spread of incarceration is in American families. Labor Relations; Jewish Studies Program; Nutrition; Policy Analysis and Management; Psychology; Sociology; Statistical Sciences

Cornell Population Center • Cornell University 43 Guttmacher Center for Population Research Innovation and Dissemination

Kathryn Kost, Director • Ann Moore, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Guttmacher Institute 125 Maiden Lane, 7th Floor • Fertility preferences, pregnancy intentions New York, NY 10038 and pregnancy outcomes guttmacher.org/population-center [email protected] • Sexual behavior, contraceptive use (P): 212.248.1111 and contraceptive services (F): 212.248.1951 • Adolescent sexual and reproductive health

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement The Guttmacher Institute is a leading • Monitoring the incidence of unintended pregnancy and research and policy organization studying the consequences of unintended childbearing committed to advancing sexual • Calculating contraceptive failure rates for a variety and reproductive health and rights of methods and population subgroups in the United States and globally. • Monitoring trends in the use of contraception, including long-acting methods and The Guttmacher Center for use of more than one method Population Research Innovation • Calculating a pregnancy risk index to understand the impact of and Dissemination enhances the sexual activity and contraceptive use on adolescent fertility quality of research carried out at the Institute by providing opportunities • Documenting the need for family planning and other reproductive for interdisciplinary idea generation, health services in the United States, the adequacy of services building the skills of a new generation to meet those needs, and the benefits from such services of scientists, and encouraging • Studying publicly funded family planning clinics and clients to collaboration among center affliates document the impact of policy changes among selected states and with external colleagues. It • Analysis of immigrant women’s use of sexual and also ensures that the Institute’s reproductive health services and barriers to care work and data are made available to a wide range of audiences. • Conducting a census of all known abortion providers in the United States to assess the number of abortions and abortion rates at the state and national level Number of Affliates • Documenting trends in the use and distribution • 24 doctoral-level of mifepristone in the United States • 42 total • Conducting a climate survey of workplace sexual harassment • Developing new techniques and improving existing methodologies for measuring the completeness of abortion reporting in our nation’s primary fertility-related surveys

International Research Projects

• Analyzing the incidence, trends and safety of abortion regionally and worldwide • Quantifying the impact on sexual and reproductive health services of the Global Gag Rule • Collating abortion laws and policies worldwide • Calculating unintended pregnancy estimates globally • Examining reasons for unmet need for contraception in developing countries, projecting future contraceptive needs and assessing implications to improve current methods and develop new ones • Sharing methodological advances via peer reviewed articles

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Funding Sources International Research Projects Cont’d • National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) • Documenting cost of unsafe abortion in countries with highly restrictive abortion laws • UK Department for International Development • Exploring women’s use of misoprostol for induced abortion • Netherlands Ministry when they acquire it through the informal sector of Foreign Affairs • Synthesizing women’s experiences globally with contraceptive side effects • Swedish International • Documenting adolescents’ use of abortion-related services Development Cooperation Agency in selected countries in sub-Saharan Africa • The Children’s Investment • Advancing methods for studying the use of abortion-related Fund Foundation near-miss maternal mortality in fragile states • The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation • Using the platform of the Guttmacher-Lancet Commission to help develop a broader and evidence-based vision for SRHR worldwide over the next 15 years • The David & Lucile Packard Foundation • Identifying sexual and reproductive health research needs in fragile states • Society of Family Planning • Measuring abortion incidence and complications in • United Nations Foundation Ghana and Indonesia using new methods • United Nations Population • Conducting comparative work on abortion in South Asia Fund (UNFPA) • Investing in the scientifc training of colleagues from developing countries

Organizational Collaborations

Regional Research Projects • Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health • Estimating state unintended pregnancy rates • Johns Hopkins Bloomberg • Documenting abortion incidence and services School of Public Health in states and metropolitan areas • Gynuity Health Projects • Tracking state-by-state adolescent pregnancy and childbearing trends • Ipas • Surveillance of states’ publicly funded family planning service provision • Population Council • Population Reference Bureau

In the News • NORC

• “Inside the states with one abortion clinic: Kentucky fghts for its last provider in 2018,” Linley Sanders, Newsweek, January 8, 2018 Research to Policy • “In Trump’s frst year, anti-abortion forces make strides,” • Monitored reproductive Julie Rovner, NPR, January 22, 2018 health policy developments nationally and in each state • “The Health 202: ‘Dreamers’ have yet another worry: Losing their health coverage,” Paige Winfeld Cunningham, Washington Post, February 7, 2018 • Using several channels, including the Guttmacher Institute’s policy • “Pence sees an end to legal abortion as Google searches for self- journal, the Guttmacher Policy induced abortion climb,” Nicole Knight, Rewire News, March 1, 2018 Review, brought data and research • “Back to the ‘50s, barefoot and pregnant,” to public policy debates on sexual Susan Grigsby, The Daily Kos, March 11, 2018 and reproductive health issues • “Donald Trump’s embrace of abstinence-only sex ed is an absurd • Used data and analyses by twist on a failed policy,” Jordan Smith, The Intercept, April 2, 2018 Guttmacher researchers to assess the potential impact of moves to • “‘Self-induced abortion’ searches on Google refect a dark reality dismantle the network of safety- for many women,” Katie Kindelan, ABC News, July 9, 2018 net family planning providers • “Why do women still die giving birth?” Liz Ford, and reshape the Title X national The Guardian, September 24, 2018 family planning program. • “Millions at risk globally from U.S. abortion ‘gag rule’: experts,” Ellen Wulfhorst, Reuters, November 15, 2018 • “It’s not even 2019, and republicans have written at least 17 abortion restrictions for next year,” Carter Sherman, Vice News, December 27, 2018

Guttmacher Center for Population Research Innovation and Dissemination • Guttmacher Institute 45 Julia Bunting, OBE, President

Key Areas of Research Population Council One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza • The well-being of vulnerable populations, especially New York, NY 10017 girls and women (girls’ education, child marriage, FGM) Tel: +1 212 339 0500 Fax: +1 212 755 6052 • Sexual and reproductive health and rights (contraception, [email protected] abortion, STIs, HIV, maternal mortality) www.popcouncil.org • Demographic trends and their consequences (including the environment and climate change) • Development of sexual and reproductive Mission Statement health technologies The Population Council, an international, nonproft, nongovernmental organization, International Research Projects seeks to improve the well-being and reproductive health of current and future generations • Evidence to end FMG/C: generates quality evidence to accelerate abandonment around the world and to help of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) within one generation achieve a humane, equitable, • Breakthrough Research: data and evidence to integrate social and behavior and sustainable balance between change approaches into health-related government and NGO programming people and resources. This mission is accomplished through • Project SOAR: generates critical evidence to improve HIV prevention, three program areas: Reproductive care, and treatment policies and programs around the world Health; HIV and AIDS; and • The Evidence project: implementation science to strengthen, scale up, and Poverty, Gender and Youth. sustain family planning services to reduce unintended pregnancies worldwide Number of Faculty • Powering Progress in Girls’ Education: mapping the ecosystem of Affliates: 80 PhD-level staff policymakers, practitioners, researchers and advocates working in global girls’ education, synthesizing what works, and identifying opportunities to scale up successful interventions and investments • Frontline Health: supporting the strengthening of frontline health worker programs in seven countries to improve health services for underserved populations

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Funding Sources In the News • United States Agency for International • “Regine Sitruk-Ware: TIME Magazine 50 Most Infuential People in Development (USAID) Health Care for 2018,” Time Magazine, Robin Marty, October 19 2018. • UK Department for International • “FDA approves contraceptive vaginal ring that can be used Development (DFID) for a year,” Teen Vogue, De Elizabeth, August 11, 2018. • National Institutes of Health (NIH) • “New Male Contraceptive Gel Under Development: Where Do • Centers for Disease Control You Think It Goes?,” Forbes, Bruce Lee, December 1, 2018. and Prevention (CDC) • “Journey to Wellness in Indian Country,” Duluth Public Radio, • The William and Flora Lisa Johnson, September 24, 2018. Hewlett Foundation • “Improving the lives of adolescent girls: a case study in rural and urban • The Bill & Melinda Kenya,” The Conversation, Karen Austrian, September 24, 2018. Gates Foundation • “Let women plan their futures,” The New York Times, • John D. and Catherine T. John Bongaarts, November 1, 2018. MacArthur Foundation • “Why the Abortion Rate in Pakistan Is One of the World’s Highest,” • The David and Lucile NPR, Diaa Hadid, November 28, 2018. Packard Foundation • “The Impacts of Child Marriage in Latin America,” • The NoVo Foundation BBC, Margarita Rodriguez, March 6, 2018. • The Ford Foundation • “Reliable Data Can Aid Fight Against Female Genital Mutilation,” The Daily Nation (Kenya), Jacinta Muteshi-Strachan, 13 February 2018. • Nike Foundation • “The global gag rule still matters,” Ms. Magazine, • United Nations Agencies Elspeth Williams, January 23, 2018 • Swedish International • “How natural disasters undermine schooling,” Brookings Institution Blog, Development Cooperation Erica Chuang, Jessie Pinchoff, and Stephanie Psaki, January 23, 2018. Agency (SIDA) • The Guttmacher Institute Research to Policy • The World Bank • World Health Organization (WHO) • The Council’s research on worker health in Cambodia included • Norwegian Agency for assessing the policy landscape, garment worker needs and Development Cooperation living conditions, and outcomes of ongoing programs. The (NORAD) research galvanized efforts to prioritize reproductive health access, resulting in new Ministry of Labor and Vocational Training guidelines to include related services in workplace infrmaries. Organizational Collaborations • Population Council researchers collaborated with the Tanzanian Numerous collaborations with local National AIDS Control Programme to demonstrate the acceptability and national organizations in of and identify opportunities for introducing oral pre-exposure developing countries prophylaxis (PrEP) for adolescent girls and young women. Study results are informing the Tanzanian national rollout of PrEP. • Population Council research to improve the evidence base on female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) found that nearly 40% of cases in Egypt are now being performed by health care professionals. The National Population Council in Egypt thus approved integration of anti- FGM/C content into medical school curricula across the country.

Population Council 47 Duke Population Research Institute Angela M. O’Rand, Director • M. Giovanna Merli, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Duke University Box 90989 • Developmental Processes of Population Health & Well-being Durham, NC 27708-0989 • Social Connections & Network Positions www.dupri.duke.edu in Population Health Processes [email protected] • Identifying Causal Effects in Individual (P): 919.684.5930 Behavior & Population Processes (F): 919.681.4299 • Biodemography of Human & Nonhuman Primates across the Lifespan • Life Course Processes of Aging Mission Statement The Duke University Population • Intergenerational Studies, including the Transmission of Health Research Institute (DUPRI) is an interdisciplinary research organization bringing together Domestic Research Projects researchers from biological, mathematical, psychological, • Adolescent Health Parent Study statistical, sociological, economic • A Week in the Life Study and policy sciences at Duke. • Duke Social Security/Medicare Dataset The Institute seeks to advance knowledge in the areas of • Core Longitudinal Infrastructure Population Project (CLIPP) demography and population • The Effects of Admissions Preferences in Higher Education science, to expand the current boundaries of demographic • The Impact of Regulations on the Supply and Quality of Care in Child Care Markets investigation through highly innovative interdisciplinary • Improving Data Dissemination Practice in the Federal Statistical System research, and to foster the • Controlling Crime: Strategies and Tradeoffs development of the next generation of researchers. • Strategic Parenting, Birth Order & School Performance • Generational Structure of U.S. Families & Their Intergenerational Transfers

Departmental Affliations • Resources, Composition & Family Decision-Making • Duke Social Science Research Institute • Network Effects on Smoking & Drinking, as part of the PROSPER Project • Duke Population • Models and Tools for Dynamic Health-Relevant Research Center Diffusion over Complex Networks • Center for Population • Extremal Quantile Regression for Selection Health & Aging Models & the Black-White Wage Gap • Duke Network Analysis Center • Center for Health and Society • Duke Global Health Institute International Research Projects • Duke Institute for Brain Sciences • Nicholas Institute for • The Chinese Longitudinal Healthy Longevity Survey (CLHLS) Environmental Policy Solutions • Network-based sampling of Chinese immigrants • Center for Child & Family Policy in the U.S., France and Tanzania • Center for the Study of Aging & Human Development • Shanghai Sexual Networks Survey (SSNS) • Claude Pepper Older • Bihar Evaluation of Social Franchising and Telemedicine (BEST) in India Americans Center • Incentive Payments of OB/GYN Providers in India (IMATCHINE) • Duke Center for Genomic & Computational Biology • The Environmental Risk Longitudinal Twin Study (E-RISK) in England and Wales • The Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Number of Faculty Study in New Zealand (DUNEDIN) : 71 Affliates • The International Database on Longevity (IDL) for 14 low-mortality countries • Stress, Aging and Health in Russia (SAHR) • Long Life Family Study (LLFS)

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International Research Projects Cont’d Funding Sources • National Institute of Child Health • Longitudinal Study of Aging Danish Twins (LSADT) and Human Development • Aging in the Natural World: Similarity in Mortality Patterns across Primates • National Institute on Aging • Amboseli Baboon Research Project in Kenya • National Institute on Drug Abuse • Population-environment Dynamics in the Northern Peruvian Amazon • National Institute on Mental Health • National Science Foundation Regional Research Projects • National Institute of General • Health and Psycho-social Factors Related to Health among Medical Sciences Adult African American Twins from North Carolina • Jacobs Foundation • Great Smoky Mountain Study of the Risk of Mental and Physical Disorders • William and Flora • The Effects of Plant Closings in North Carolina on Hewlett Foundation Children’s Educational Achievement • Russell Sage Foundation • Morality, Identity, and Mental Health in Rural Ghettos • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Chinese Immigrants in the Raleigh Durham Area (ChIRDU) • William T. Grant Foundation

In the News • World Bank • James S. McDonnell Foundation • Why the Wealth Gap Hits Families the Hardest (New York Times, 5/2018) • Department of Health • Twitter’s Flawed Solution to Political Polarization (New York Times, 9/2018) and Human Services • Free to choose: Can school choice reduce student achievement (American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, 1/1/2018) • Alzheimers Q & A: Is a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia Organizational Collaborations becoming more common? (The Advocate, 11/11/2018) • Carolina Population Center • Our Microbes Are Starving, and That’s a Good Thing (PhysOrg, 10/29/2018) • U.S. Census Bureau • The Impact of Plant Closures on K-12 Education. • Survey METER, Indonesia (U.S. News & World Report, 11/30/2018) • University of Otago, New Zealand • Analysis: African-Americans pay more for rent, especially in white neighborhoods. (The Chicago Reporter, 10/31/2018) • Medical Research Council, UK • Why are so few US politicians from the working class? (The Guardian, 10/4/2018) • Chinese Center for Disease • Rich colleges are getting richer. Why that’s a problem. Control and Prevention (The News & Observer, 4/2/2018) • Max Planck Institute for • Low-income parents want a white picket fence, not just money, Demographic Research (MPI) before getting married. (The Associated Press, 11/28/2018) • National Institute of Statistical • New federal proposals are already hurting immigrant children Sciences (NISS) — long-term costs could be worse. (The Hill, 9/6/2018) • Jacobs Foundation, • The Trump Plan to Cut Beneft Programs Threatens Children. Switzerland (Center for American Progress, 4/10/2018) • University of Southern Denmark • Timing of SNAP Food for thought: Students’ test scores rise a few weeks after families get food stamps. (Chalkbeat, 3/27/2018) • France National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED) • Commentary: It’s Easy to Blame Smartphones for Teens’ Mental Health Issues. But It’s Wrong. (Fortune, 4/6/2018) • Age 105? Then you’ve a better chance of living even longer. (The Guardian, 6/28/2018) • First-generation college students earn less than graduates whose parents went to college. (The Conversation, 11/25/2018) • Are There No Limits to Human Lifespan? Here Is What This Study Said. (Forbes, 6/29/2018) • In India only 38% of women use mobile phones, while it is 71% for men. (National Herald India, 11/9/2018) • Jenny Tung Wants to Know How Social Stresses Mess with Genes. (Science News, 9/26/2018)

Duke Research Population Institute • Duke University 49 Carolina Population Center

Elizabeth Frankenberg, Director • Tim Van Acker, Deputy Director • Evie McKee, Deputy Director

Key Areas of Research University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 123 West Franklin Street • Determinants of Health and Wellbeing over the Lifecourse Campus Box 8120 • Transitions in Health, Cognition, Work, and Well-being Chapel Hill, NC 27516 among the Middle-Aged and Elderly www.cpc.unc.edu [email protected] • Sexual Behavior, Contraceptive Use, (P): 919.962.6092 Fertility, and Reproductive Health (F): 919.445.0740 • Evaluation of Programs in Health, Population, and Economic Development Mission Statement • Population, Migration, and the Environment CPC’s mission is to create knowledge about population • Nutrition and Population Health size, structure, and processes • Multi-level and Longitudinal Research of change; develop new sources Designs and Implementation of data to support population research; evaluate health • Strengthening Health Information Systems information systems and explore in Low and Middle Income Countries ways to improve them for better health outcomes; promote the • Linkages across HIV Services for Populations Affected by HIV development and use of innovative • Challenges in Biomarker Collection and Measurement methodologies; build skills and capacity among population health • Gene-Environment Interactions decision-makers and train the next generation of scholars; and Domestic Research Projects disseminate data and fndings to professionals, policymakers, and the public. • Add Health (The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health) • Early Life Mortality in the United States Departmental Affliations • Educational Attainment and Midlife Health in the United States • Anthropology • Biostatistics • SES and Race-ethnic Disparities in Food Purchasing • Economics and Dietary Intake: 2000-2015 • Environmental Sciences • Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity, Socioeconomic and Engineering Status, and Health across the Life Cycle • Epidemiology • Exome Variants Underlying Weight Gain from Adolescence to Adulthood • Geography • Life Course Process of Alzheimer’s Disease: Sex Differences and • Health Behavior Biosocial Mechanisms • History • Maternal and Child Health • North Carolina’s Leaky Educational Pipeline and • Nutrition Pathways to Postsecondary Attainment • Obstetrics and Gynecology • Positive, Negative, and Unintended Consequences of Nutrition-related • Psychology and Neuroscience Policies on Food Purchases: Pushing Nutrition Policy Forward • Public Policy • Life-course Sociogenomic Analysis of Social Inequalities in Aging • Social Medicine • Diabetes Disparities in Latino Sub-populations: • Sociology Linking Biology to Social Epidemiology

Number of Faculty • Environmental Changes and Health Outcomes across 25 Years: Four US Cities Affliates: 61 • Network on Life Course Dynamics and Disparities in 21st Century America • Tailoring Teaching to Fit the Class: Teaching Practice and Classroom Composition under Random Assignment

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • 3ie • MEASURE Evaluation: Monitoring and Evaluation of Population, Health, and Nutrition (Worldwide) • John M. Belk Endowment • Confronting Energy Poverty (Malawi, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe) • Bloomberg Philanthropies • Full Access, Full Choice: Increasing Youth’s Access to • The Bill & Melinda Expanded Method Choice (Multiple countries) Gates Foundation • Longer Term Effects of a Natural Disaster on • William and Flora Health and Economic Status (Indonesia) Hewlett Foundation • China Health and Nutrition Survey • National Institutes of Health • Social Cash Transfers to Improve Health (Malawi, Zambia) • National Science Foundation • Uptake and Adherence to HIV Prevention Strategies among Adolescent • Russell Sage Foundation Girls and Young Women in Sub-Saharan Africa (Multiple countries) • US Agency for International • Migration and Child Development (Nicaragua) Development • Food Security (Multiple countries) • US Department of Education • Monitoring Social Change: Health, Reproduction, Aging (China) • United Nations International • Impacts of Environment, Host Genetics and Antigen Diversity Children’s Emergency on Malaria Vaccine Effcacy (Multiple countries) Fund (UNICEF) • Understanding the Risk Profle of Young Women’s Male Partners in Rural South Africa • Evaluating the Impact of Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Organizational Collaborations and Nonessential Food Taxes in Mexico • Copperbelt University (Zambia) • Program and Policy Options for Preventing Obesity in the Low, • FHI 360 Middle, and Transitional Income Countries: Background Research and Program Evaluation (South Africa, Turkey, Brazil, and Colombia) • ICFMacro, Inc. • International Health Institute

In the News • John Snow, Inc. • London School of Hygiene • “Infuenza Might Be Spread Simply by Breathing, Study and Tropical Medicine Finds,” NBC News, Allison Aiello, January 19, 2018. • Lilongwe University of Agriculture • “Forget Florida: More Northern Retirees Head to Appalachia,” and Natural Resources Wall Street Journal, Rebecca Tippett, May 15, 2018. • National Institute of Public • “Mexico and Hungary Tried Junk Food Taxes—And They Seem to Be Working: The Case for a Junk Food Tax Health (Mexico) in America,” Vox, Barry Popkin, April 6, 2018. • University of San Carlos, The Philippines

Research to Policy • Stockholm Environment Institute • University of Malawi • “‘One Reason Why’ Parents Should Worry about Teen • University of Zimbabwe Suicide,” Psychology Today, Jane Brown, June 17, 2018. • Westat, Inc. • “The Lack of a College Degree is a Public-Health Crisis: Here’s What Higher Ed Can Do about It,” The Chronicle of Higher Education, • WITS Health Consortium Lauren Gaydosh and Kathleen Mullan Harris, February 14, 2018. • WHO • “Stay-at-Home Moms Are Half as Likely to Get a Job Interview as Moms Who Got Laid Off,” Harvard Business Review, Kate Weisshaar, February 22, 2018. • “How Heat Waves Affect the Elderly,” Journalist’s Resource, Clark Gray, June 7, 2018. • “Drinking One Soda a Day Increases Risk of Cancer, Says Study,” Tech Times, Barry Popkin, February 22, 2018.

Carolina Population Center • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 51 Wendy D. Manning, Director • Kelly Stamper Balistreri, Interim Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Bowling Green State University 005 Williams Hall • Family demography Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0218 www.bgsu.edu/arts-and- • Adolescent development and emerging adulthood sciences/center-for-family- • Crime and violence in context demographic-research.html E-mail: [email protected] • Fertility and reproductive health Phone: 419.372.7279 • Aging and well-being Fax: 419.372.3179

Domestic Research Projects

Mission Statement • Distal Determinants of Disparities in Unintended Fertility Committed to understanding the well-being of children and • Health and Well-being Effects on Later-life families, the Center for Family and Divorce and Subsequent Repartnering Demographic Research (CFDR) • Interracial Social Relations in Adolescence and Adulthood integrates demographic methods, • Measuring Marriage & Divorce at the County Level data, and perspectives with other social scientifc approaches. The • Mechanisms of Food Insecurity among Children CFDR is dedicated to demographic • Mechanisms Underlying Cessation of IPV Perpetration training, research and service. • Mother-Child Time Together, Social Status, and the Well-being of Children and Adolescents Departmental Affliations • Neighborhoods and Violence in Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood • Sociology • Psychology • Nonmaternal Child Care, Role Strain, and Maternal • Human Development Sensitivity in the First Three Years & Family Studies • Parental Incarceration and Child Well-being • Educational Foundations & Inquiry • Parents’ and Adult Children’s Reports of Intergenerational Transfers • Gerontology • Peers and Antisocial Behavior • Communication • Criminal Justice • School Policing and Child Well-Being • Social and Interpersonal Environments and Parent-Child Relationship Quality from Preschool to Adolescence Number of Faculty • Social Determinants, Relationship Dynamics, and HIV Risk Behaviors Affliates: 40 • Spouse and Adult Child Caregivers of Older Adults • The Health and Well-Being of Sexual Minorities • The Role of Religion across the Transition to Parenthood

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• ”Millennials Spur a Drop in Divorce Rates,” Houston Chronicle, Brown, December 6, 2018 • “Late to Launch: The Post-Collegiate Struggle,” The New York Times, Copp and NCFMR, December 4, 2018 • “If You’re Single with Cancer, You May Get Less Aggressive Treatment than a Married Person,” The Washington Post, Brown, December 3, 2018 • “The Divorce Rate is Dropping. That May Not Actually Be Good News,” Time, NCFMR, November 26, 2018

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In the News Cont’d Funding Sources • Department of Health • “Rates of Births to White Single Moms Accelerates,” and Human Services The Inquirer, Guzzo, November 12, 2018 • National Institutes of Health • “Premarital Cohabitation and the Odds of Divorce: The Latest,” • Health Policy Institute of Ohio Psychology Today, Manning, November 3, 2018 • National Institute of Justice • “So Is Living Together Before Marriage Linked to Divorce or What?” The Atlantic, Manning, October 24, 2018 • National Science Foundation • “Millennials Taking Different Approach to Marriage,” • Ohio Department of Education Toledo Blade, NCFMR, October 8, 2018 • Spencer Foundation • “Millennials & Matrimony: Young Generation Credited with Decline in Divorce Rate,” Today Show, NCFMR , September 28, 2018 Organizational Collaborations • “Millennials Are Causing the U.S. Divorce Rate to Plummet,” Bloomberg, Brown, September 25, 2018 • American Civil Liberties Union • “Divorcing After 50: How Gray Divorce Affects Your Health,” U.S. • American Sociological Association News & World Report, Brown and Lin, September 21, 2018 • Child Trends • “Botham Jean and Police Accountability,” All Things • Civil Rights Corps Considered, Stinson, September 16, 2018 • National Center for Family • “‘Asian, ew gross’: How the ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Movie Could & Marriage Research Help Change Stereotypes about Asian Men,” Washington Post, Balistreri and Joyner, August 3, 2018 • Southern Poverty Law Center • “More Americans Live Together and Have Babies Before They • State of Ohio Data Center Marry,” National Catholic Register, Manning, July 11, 2018 • “The #MeToo movement changing landscapes in the dating scene.” Toledo Blade, Guzzo. June 24, 2018 • “Is America’s Record Low Birth Rate a Cause for Concern?” Wisconsin Public Radio, Guzzo, May 24, 2018 • “What’s Discouraging Millennials from Starting a Family?” Bloomberg, Guzzo, May 24, 2018 • “Consciously Uncoupled: A Quarter of American Parents are Unmarried as More People Choose Cohabitation Over Vows,” Daily Mail, Manning, May 22, 2018 • “US Birth Rate Hits All-Time Low: What’s Behind the Decline?” LiveScience, Guzzo, May 17, 2018 • “Older Moms Are an Elite Club,” The Atlantic, Guzzo, May 12, 2018 • “Living Apart Together: Older Couples Find New Ways,” The Oregonian, Brown, May 11, 2018 • “On School Safety,” NW Ohio Journal, Chavez and Mowen, May 10, 2018 • Older couples increasingly living apart, Time, Brown, May 10, 2018; NBC News, May 11, 2018; Washington Post, May 11, 2018 • “The Age of ‘Shotgun Cohabitation’” The Atlantic, Manning, April 25, 2018 • “A Census Citizenship Question Wouldn’t Just Impact Blue States,” Governing, Manning, March 28, 2018 • “On serving as an expert witness with Civil Rights Corps,” Demuth, ASA Sociology in Action, March 2018 • “What’s New in Aging: A New Report and Legislative Action on Grandparenting, “ Post Gazette, NCFMR, February 28, 2018 • “Nonprofts Protest Against Adding More Resource Offcers at School,” KJZZ 91.5, Mowen, February 23, 2018 • “How to Make Blended Families Work,” Chicago Tribune, NCFMR, February 15, 2018

Center for Family and Demographic Research • Bowling Green State University 53 Institute for Population Research, Ohio State John B. Casterline, Director • Pam J. Salsberry, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Institute for Population Research The Ohio State University • Sexual and Reproductive Health 60 Townshend Hall 1885 Neil Avenue Mall • Family Demography Columbus, OH 43210 ipr.osu.edu • Mortality and Health over the Life Course [email protected] • Migration (P): 614.292.2858 (F): 614.688.3571

Domestic Research Projects

Mission Statement • Consequences of marriage and cohabitation on health and well-being IPR nurtures population and • Intergenerational infuences on birth outcomes health research at Ohio State • Neighborhood and social context effects on adult University in four broad areas: health and adolescent risk behavior fertility and reproductive Health; union formation/dissolution; health • Geographic analysis of health and development through the life • Immigration to the U.S. and health outcomes course; migration.IPR furthers • Gender differences in higher education research in these areas by: • Consequences of student debt for young adult transitions • Technical advice and workshops that advance the skills of IPR • Environmental exposures and health affliates in employing four • Contraception and the prevention of STIs and unintended pregnancy analytical approaches: spatial • Bayesian methods for socio-spatial point patterns and networks and contextual; networks and complex systems; • Family contexts, physiological stress and health in children inter-generational and life- • Childhood lead exposure and adolescent risk-taking behaviors course; bio-behavioral; • Gender differences in the effects of adverse environments on physiological stress • Serving as a bridge between • Effects of violence exposure on neural development, risk behavior, and health the behavioral and biomedical departments at OSU; • Statistical methods for co-location networks: Adolescent socio-spatial exposures and health in an urban environment • Cultivating faculty strength in population and health in • Activity space and social networks in later life: Dynamics of changing health Anthropology, Economics, • Family migration and early life outcomes Geography, Psychology, • Parent Child Health Across the Transition to Adulthood Sociology, Public Policy, Human Sciences, Statistics, • Education-based health disparities among midlife women: the role of motherhood Public Health, Nursing, and • Mechanisms underlying sexual minority health disparities in the United States Agricultural, Environmental, • Cross-substance policy infuences on trajectories and Development Economics; of youth marijuana and tobacco use • Fostering new large-scale • Effects of state-level policy implementation on opiate abuse and mortality collaborative multidisciplinary research projects that • Postpartum family planning can compete successfully • Automation of verbal autopsy cause coding for external funding; • Involving and mentoring junior faculty and nurturing International Research Projects their interests and skills; • Fertility decline in Africa and the Arab region • Providing demographic training for students across • Reproductive decision-making in Malawi diverse but allied disciplines. • Food security in Nicaragua • Community infuences on female genital cutting/mutilation in Africa Number of Faculty Affliates: 57 • Promoting condom use in established unions in Vietnam • New methods for ascertaining cause of death in Africa 54

Funding Sources International Research Projects Cont’d Federal • Demand for modern contraception in sub-Saharan • National Institute of Child Health Africa: New methods, new evidence and Human Development • Social contexts, stress and non-communicable disease risk • National Institute on Aging factors across the life course: a pilot study in Nicaragua • National Cancer Institute • National Institute for Regional Research Projects Nursing Research • National Institute of Food • Adolescent health & development in context: Franklin County and Agriculture • Ohio Longitudinal Data Archive (OLDA): State of Ohio • U.S. Department of Education • Spatial analysis of infant mortality in Ohio • Social Security Administration • Ohio Policy Evaluation Network (OPEN) • Department of Health and Human Services • National Science Foundation In the News • Bureau of Labor Statistics • “When you’re the only woman: The challenges for female PhD students State in male-dominated cohorts,” Science, Bruce Weinberg, Oct. 24, 2018 • Ohio Department of • “Women most likely to leave labor force after frst child, not Human Services later births,” Phys.org, Sarah Hayford, Oct. 23, 2018 • Ohio Board of Regents • “Mom’s age at birth linked to daughter’s later childlessness, • Ohio Department of Medicaid Reuters, Sarah Hayford, Jan. 10, 2018 • Ohio Department of Job • “How covert racism hurts black mothers,” Romper, and Family Services Cynthia Colen, March 2, 2018 • Health Policy Institute of Ohio • “It’s 2018. Why is there a gender wage gap?” Arizona Sonoro News, Donna Bobbitt-Zeher, March 1, 2018 Private • “Moms who post tons of baby photos are more likely to be • Gates Foundation depressed,” PopSugar, Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, April 30, 2018 • W.T. Grant Foundation • “Marriage makes you healthier - unless you’re a straight woman: • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Gay couples and wives make their spouses go to the doctor • MacArthur Foundation (but straight men don’t think about their partners’ health or their own)”, Daily Mail, Corinne Reczek, Nov 7, 2018 • National Geographic Society • “8 silent ways that horrible job Is hurting your health”, • National Endowment for Reader’s Digest, Hui Zheng, Sept 17, 2018 Financial Education • “Even in better times, some americans seem farther behind. Here’s why”, The New York Times, Cynthia Colen, Sept 14, 2018 Organizational Collaborations • “Black boys feel less safe in white neighborhoods, study shows”, • Ohio Department of Health The New York Times, Christopher Browning, Aug 14, 2018 • Center for Family and Demographic Research, Bowling Green State University Departmental Affliations • Pennsylvania State University • Anthropology Department • College of Nursing • University of Texas-Austin • Economics Department • College of Food, Agriculture, • Population Council (New York) • Geography Department and Environmental Sciences • Political Science Department • College of Social Work • Center for Human Resource Research • Psychology Department • Sociology Department • Criminal Justice Research Center • Statistics Department • Center for Urban and Regional Analysis • College of Education and • Mathematical Biosciences Institute Human Ecology: Department • Center for Biostatistics of Human Sciences • John Glenn School of Public Affairs • College of Public Health

Institute for Population Research • The Ohio State University 55 Jennifer Glick, Director Michelle Frisco, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research The Pennsylvania State University 601 Oswald Tower • Communities, Neighborhoods and Spatial Processes University Park, PA 16802-6211 www.pop.psu.edu • Immigration and Immigrant Integration [email protected] • Social Change and Changing Families (P): 814-865-7760 (F): 814-863-8342 • Population Health • Causes and Consequences of Crime

Mission Statement Domestic Research Projects The Population Research Institute is a multidisciplinary center that delivers resources that support • A Longitudinal Study of Non-cognitive Skills innovative population research. • Activity Space and Measuring Environmental Exposure in PRI promotes a dynamic, talented, Behavioral Research Among Latino Immigrants’ Children and collaborative research community with over 80 faculty • Connecting Population Health Scientists across Disciplines: Generating researchers. Established over four Evidence, Informing Research Translation and Fostering a Culture of Health decades ago at the Pennsylvania • Crime Risk and Police Notifcation in Immigrant Communities: A Multilevel State University (PSU) and funded Analysis of the NCVS Across Traditional and New Destinations by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) since 1992 with generous • Population-Infrastructure Nexus: A Heterogeneous Flowbased Approach supplemental support from PSU, for Responding to Disruptions in Interdependent Infrastructure Systems this vibrant, multidisciplinary center • Economic Context and Health over the Lifecourse provides strategic resources to • Economic Restructuring, Demographic Change, support innovative, high impact population research. And Income Inequality In Rural America • Educational Integration Across Generations Among Departmental Affliations Mexicans and Other National Origin Groups • African and African- • Enhancing the Usability of Small-Scale Census Geographies American Studies • Agricultural Economics, • Ethnicity, English Language Profciency, and Experiences Sociology, and Education with Crime and the Police: A Multilevel Analysis of Restricted • Anthropology Data from the National Crime Victimization Survey • Biobehavioral Health • Exploring How State Education Policies in the Use of School • Economics Punishment and Special Education Affect Racial and Socioeconomic • Education and School Disparities: A Multilevel and Longitudinal Study Psychology and Special Education • Family Contexts, Racial and Ethnic Characteristics, and the • Education Theory and Policy Implications of Adoption for the Wellbeing of Children • Geography • Food Insecurity Among Homeless and Precariously • Human Development Housed Children and Families and Family Studies • Health Policy and Administration • Friendship Networks and Emergence of Substance Use • Labor Studies and • Generalizability and Replicability of Twitter Data for Population Research Employment Relations • Political Science • Mortality Effects of the Great Recession • Public Health Sciences • Multivariate Regression with Respondent-Driven Sampling Data • Psychology • School Punishment, Special Education, and Childhood Behavior Problems • Sociology and Criminology • Women’s Studies • System and Social Determinants of the Health of Foster Children • Vocabulary and Reading Diffculties in Preschool and 1st Grade and Number of Faculty their Consequences for Mathematics and Science Achievement Affliates: 92

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International Research Projects Funding Sources • Center for Rural Pennsylvania • Distributed Analytics and Information Science (DAIS) • Centers for Disease Control International Technology Alliance (ITA) • Eunice Kennedy Shriver • Family Migration Context and Early Life Outcomes National Institute of Child Health • Fathers’ Time Spent with Sons and Daughters and Human Development • How Environmental Change in Central Asian Highlands • Institute for Educational Sciences Impacts High Elevation Communities • Institute for Research on Poverty • People, Place, and Payments in a Complex • Lilly Endowment Human-Environment System • National Institute of Justice • Promoting Research and Discovery on Global Religion • National Institute on Aging • National Institute on Drug Abuse Regional Research Projects • National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases • Activity Space and Measuring Environmental Exposure in Behavioral Research • National Institutes of Health • Big Data and Network Analysis of Children’s Health • National Science Foundation • Economic Implications of Pennsylvania’s Foreign-Born Population • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Emerging Adulthood for Foster Care Youth • Russell Sage Foundation • Food Insecurity Among Homeless and Precariously • Spencer Foundation Housed Children and Families • Templeton Foundation • Marcellus Shale Income Gains (MSIG) Natural Experiment • US Air Force Research Laboratory • US Department of Agriculture In the News

Organizational Collaborations • “Projections of white and black older adults without living kin in the United States, 2015 to 2060”, U.S. Senate’s • Centro de Pesquisa em Populacao Joint Economic Committee’s Social Capital Project. e Saude, Mozambique • “Telling rural people to move won’t solve poverty.” • Global Center for Applied The New Republic, January 23, 2018. Health Research, Arizona State University • “Why the 2020 census shouldn’t ask about your citizenship status.” The Conversation, February 22, 2018. • Institute for Social and Environmental Research-Nepal • “Why adding a citizenship question to the census launched a political frestorm” The Washington Post, March 27, 2018. • Ohio State University • “Back to the future: A new school district secession movement • Stanford University is gaining steam.” The Washington Post, May 2, 2018. • U.S. Census Bureau • “Are too many minority students identifed as disabled? Or are some • University of Ghana who need services overlooked? The Washington Post, May 4, 2018. • University of Michigan • “These helicopter parents are 90. Their kids? • University of Wisconsin 65” The Boston Globe, May 10, 2018. • “Study puts Puerto Rico death toll from Hurricane Maria near 5,000.” NPR, May 29, 2018.

Population Research Institute • The Pennsylvania State University 57 Population Studies Center Herbert L. Smith, Director • Julia Crane, Associate Director for Administration

Key Areas of Research UniversityUniversity of of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 37183718 Locust Locust Walk Walk McNeil Building, Room 239 • New Dynamics of Population Diversity McNeil Building, Room 239 Philadelphia, PA 19104-6298 • Demography www.pop.upenn.eduPhiladelphia, PA 19104-6298 facebook.com/PennPSC • Human Resources & Endowments www.facebook.com/PennPSC https://twitter.com/PennPSC [email protected] • International Population Research (P):Contact: 215.898.6441 • Population and the Environment (F): 215.898.2124 [email protected] • Big Data and Population Science (P): 215.898.6441 Mission Statement (F): 215.898.2124 Domestic Research Projects The PSC’s mission is to remain a national and world leader in research and training on the growth and • Migration and US Fertility Patterns structureMISSION STATEMENTof human populations • Social Determinants of Population Health Inequality andThe PSC’sthe role scienti off socioeconomicc missions are to foster stratifcationand support the and production human/social of high quality • Labor Markets and Productivity diversitypopulation-related in population research heath. by our program • Stagnation in US Mortality Decline scientists and to train graduate students for The PSC is characterized by careers in population research. The Center’s • Effectiveness of Behavioral Economic Interventions continuity, innovative and high- program emphasizes key areas of research for Environmental and Structural Strategies qualityin the United population-related States and in the developingresearch andworld. maintains The Training a fexibleprogram research is a leader in • Socio-Spatial Carbon Collaborative to Establish infrastructurethe preparation thatand mentoring enhances of research Neighborhood-Level Carbon Footprints Ph.D’s. At the PSC, graduate students and interaction, builds collaborations • Built Environment Effects on Well-Being andpost-doctoral encourages fellows understanding in Demography, So- ciology, and other felds work with a world- of evolving issues. The Training renowned faculty to maintain a research programinfrastructure is a for leader understanding in the evolving International Research Projects preparationissues regarding and human mentoring populations of Ph.D’s and andtheir Post-Doctoralorganization, health, fellows and well-being.and • South America: Healthcare Workforce and Quality refects a vision of the population Outcomes; Impact of Early Life Undernutrition sciences and health in which a strong background logic of demographic • Asia: Prenatal Ambient Air Pollution; Population-Level Educational process is the gateway to an array Innovations and Reforms Reducing Social Inequality and of topics of public/scientifc interest. Increase Well-Being of Korean Youth; Poverty, Productivity and Cognitive Function; Sanitation and Social Norms (India) Departmental Affliations • Africa: Malawi Longitudinal Study of Families and Health; HIV Risks During Anthropology, Criminology, Transition to Adulthood; The Infuence of Social Networks on HIV-Related Economics, Education, Health Policy, Behaviors; HIV Prevention Strategies for Individuals in Rural High-HIV Nursing, Psychology, Sociology, Prevalence Contexts; The Acceptability of HIV Testing and Counseling; Pediatrics, General Internal Medicine Effectiveness of Economic Incentives Promoting HIV Testing and Care Among High-Risk Men in Rural Uganda; RCT of Text Messaging to Increase Centers: Boettner Center for Medication Adherence and Care Retention in Young HIV+ Ugandans Pensions and Retirement Research, Center for Health Outcomes & Policy Research, Perry World House, Regional Research Projects Population Aging Research Center • Smarter Big Data for a Healthy Pennsylvania Number of Faculty • Spatial Analysis of Census Tracts in Philadelphia to Assess Supply Affliates: 57 of Primary Care Providers to Determine Population Characteristics and Disparities Associated with Variations in Geographic Access • Urban Ecological Intervention: Stabilize Abandoned Properties to Reduce Stress, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Violence and Premature Mortality • Estimate the Population Prevalence of NJ Youth with a Developmental Disability Using Sample Survey Data

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In the News Funding Sources • Institutional: UPenn School of • Anand P, Behrman JR, Dang H-AH, Jones S. Varied Arts and Sciences, Offce of the Patterns of Catch-up in Child Growth: Evidence from Young Provost, The Wharton Schooll Lives. Social Science & Medicine 2018;214:206-13. • Federal: AHRQ, CDC, CMS, • Family Friendly Policies in America, D. Roberts, Federal Reserve, HUD, NIH, NSF New York Times June 26, 2018 • State: PADoH • Berk RA. Question Your Algorithms. Issues in • Foundation: AARP, American Science and Technology 2018;34:11-2. Nurses, A.E. Casey, Arnold, • Culhane DP, Fantuzzo J, Hill M, Burnett TC. Maximizing the BMGF, Hillman, John Fell, Use of Integrated Data Systems: Understanding the Challenges MacArthur, NatGeo, Population and Advancing Solutions. Annals of the American Academy Council, RWJF, Russell Sage, of Political and Social Science 2018;675:221-39. Sackler, Sloan, Spencer, Templeton, Walton Family • Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, A. Duckworth, CBS This Morning interview. • International: Academy of Korean Studies, British • Guillot M, Khlat M, Elo IT, Solignac M, Wallace M. Understanding Academy, Canadian IHR, Age Variations in the Migrant Mortality Advantage: An International CeFaH, DfD, IKI, World Bank Comparative Perspective. PLoS ONE 2018;13:e0199669. • Gutierrez-Vazquez E, Flippen C, Parrado E. Migration and Depression: A Cross-National Comparison of Mexicans in Sending Communities Organizational Collaborations and Durham, NC. Social Science & Medicine 2018;219:1-10. • Work and Family • Halpern SD, Volpp KG. E-Cigarettes, Incentives, and Drugs for Smoking Research Network Cessation. New England Journal of Medicine 2018;379:991-2. • Max Planck Institute • Moyer R, MacDonald JM, Ridgeway G, Branas CC. Effect of Remediating • Institut National D’Etudies Blighted Vacant Land on Shootings: A Citywide Cluster Randomized Démographiques Trial. American Journal of Public Health 2019;109:140-4. • Administrative Data Research • O’Brien RL, Neman T, Rudolph K, Casey J, Venkataramani A. Prenatal Facilities Network Exposure to Air Pollution and Intergenerational Economic Mobility: Evidence • Philadelphia Federal Statistical from U.S. County Birth Cohorts. Social Science & Medicine 2018;217:92-6. Research Data Center • Pauly MV. Switching to High-Deductible Health Plans: It Is Going to Be a Bumpy Ride. Annals of Internal Medicine 2018;169:879-80. • Schnittker J. Season of Birth and Depression in Adulthood: Revisiting Historical Forerunner Evidence for in-Utero Effects. SSM - Population Health 2018;4:307-16. • Sloane DM, Smith HL, McHugh MD, Aiken LH. Effect of Changes in Hospital Nursing Resources on Improvements in Patient Safety and Quality of Care: A Panel Study. Medical Care 2018;56:1001-8. • Vierboom YC, Preston SH, Stokes A. Patterns of Weight Change Associated with Disease Diagnosis in a National Sample. PLoS ONE 2018;13:e0207795.

Research to Policy

• Advancing the Science of Data Integration to Support Social Policy Reform • Health Risks, Technology, Insurance and Public Policy • Homelessness Research: Policy and Practice • ROI in Housing and Early Intervention

Population Studies Center • University of Pennsylvania 59 Population Studies and Training • Center Brown University Population Studies and Training Center Susan E. Short, Director • Zhenchao Qian, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research Brown University 68 Waterman Street, Box 1836 • Migration and Urbanization Providence, RI 02912 www.pstc.brown.edu • Children, Families, and Health (P) 401.863.2668 (F) 401.863.3351 • Demographic Change and Global Development • Population and Environment • Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Mission Statement The Population Studies and Train- • Social Inequalities ing Center promotes and supports innovative research on the causes Domestic Research Projects and consequences of population size, composition, distribution, and • American Communities Project wellbeing in the U.S. and globally. The Center carries out this mis- • Documenting Decline: The Spatial Demography of sion by providing state-of-the-art Population Loss in the United States facilities and research support to • Migrant Illegality Across Uneven Legal Geographies: associates; maintaining a forum Advancing the Sociology of Immigration for intra- and interdisciplinary exchange on population science; • Housing and Health: An Analysis of the AHS, 1997-2013 supporting a high-quality graduate • Union Experience and Midlife Health Outcomes and postdoctoral training program; • Monitoring Hurricane Maria’s Impact on the Puerto Rican Population & Economy mentoring a diverse and inclusive community of population scholars • Opportunity Insights: Examining the Role of Neighborhoods, Higher at Brown; engineering and seeding Education, and Disability Insurance in Upward Mobility promising new areas of population • Digital Credit Observatory research; and developing cross- unit collaborations on campus and • Ensuring an Accurate Count of the Nation’s Populations with partners in Rhode Island (RI) • When Does Money Matter? School Funding and and around the world. Inequality of Educational Achievement Departmental Affliations • Ethics, Inequality and the Lived Experience of Postpartum Mental Illness • Brown University Libraries • Did SCHIP Reduce Racial and Ethnic Inequality of Educational Achievement? • Annenberg Institute • American Studies • School of Public Health International Research Projects • Institute at Brown for Environment and Society • Partnership for the Next Generation of HIV Social Science in South Africa • The Watson Institute for • Examining the Relationship between Subways and Urban Pollution International and Public Affairs • Cogut Center for the Humanities • Long-term Effects of Health and Development Interventions in Rural Bangladesh • Department of Sociology • Migration, Urbanization, and Health in a Transition Setting in South Africa • Department of Economics • Department of Anthropology • Mexican Migration Project • Department of Education • Research Collaboration on Masculinities and Male Reproductive Health • Department of Political Science in Mexico • Department of Community Health • Department of History • Racial Residential Patterns in Urban South Africa • Department of Behavioral • Competition in Network Industries: Evidence from and Social Sciences • Department of Biostatistics Telecommunications in Rwanda • Department of Epidemiology • Pregnancy Incidence and Prevention among Zambian Female University Students • Department of Health Services, Policy, and Practice • Improving and Investigating Performance of an Online Tool for Monitoring Social Trust and Public Confdence in Government Number of Faculty • Database of Indigenous Slavery in the Americas Affliates: 60

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Funding Sources Regional Research Projects • American Educational Research Association • Economics and Social Impacts of Childhood Lead Poisoning in R.I. • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Effcacy of Medicaid-funded Home Visiting Program in R.I. • International Growth Centre • Postpartum Depression Among Low-income Women in Providence, R.I. • Laura and John Arnold Foundation • Boston Plan for Excellence: Teaching Academies Evaluation • National Association of • NEW NOLA: Demographic and Health Disparities Latino Elected and Appointed in Recovery from Hurricane Katrina Offcials Educational Fund • Economic Modeling to Inform HIV Prevention in R.I. • Nat’l Bureau of Economic Research • School Organizational Contexts, Teacher Turnover, and Student • National Institute of Child Health Achievement: Evidence from Panel Data for New York City Schools and Human Development • Income, Benefts and Retirement among Low-Income Households: • National Science Foundation New Evidence from Linked Administrative Records in Rhode Island • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • The Impact of Paid Maternity Leave: Evidence from Temporary Disability Insurance in Rhode Island • Russell Sage Foundation • Effect of SNAP on Food Purchases and Family Nutrition in Rhode Island • Society of Family Planning • Smith Richardson Foundation

Research to Policy • William and Flora Hewlett Foundation • Social Security Administration (SSA) and Disability Insurance • The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Program Policy: Causes and Consequences of Demographic Change for SSA and Disability Insurance Program • United Nations Foundation • Research Improving People’s Lives: Using data and science • U.S. Department of Housing to impact policy and improve people’s lives and Urban Development • Analysis of Charter School Expansion Impact in Providence, R.I. • Virginia Toulmin Foundation • The Effect of SNAP Receipt on Household Behavior and • Washington Center for Well-being: Evidence and Economic Interpretation Equitable Growth • The Impact of Paid Maternity Leave: Evidence from • William T. Grant Foundation Temporary Disability Insurance in Rhode Island • The Effect of SNAP Receipt on Household Behavior and Well- Organizational Collaborations Being: Evidence and Economics Interpretation • African Centre for Health and • The Impact of Paid Maternity Leave: Evidence from Population Studies, South Africa Temporary Disability Insurance in Rhode Island • African Population and Health Research Centre, Kenya

In the News • Center for a New Economy / Centro para una Nueva Economía • “Cultural diversity and economic growth in Africa” • El Colegio de México New Times, Nov. 27, 2018 (Galor) • Int’l Planned Parenthood Federation • “Should Pregnant Women Take Anti-Anxiety Medication? Some Have No Choice” Slate, Nov. 12, 2018 (Oster) • Miriam Hospital, R.I. • “Why the deck is stacked against fathers in teen pregnancies– • National Historical Publications and their children” MarketWatch, Oct. 16, 2018 (Aizer) and Records Commission • “Health Disparities in R.I.: Wellness tied to race, income, education • R.I. Dept. of Behavioral Health Care and ZIP code” Providence Journal, Oct. 16, 2018 (Friedman) • R.I. Department of Health • “Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape • R.I. Governor’s Offce Children for Life” New York Times, Oct. 1, 2018 (Friedman) • Social Security Admin., Mexico • “Women with HIV Face Rising Health Risks in Unstable Housing” MD Magazine, Sept. 14, 2018 (Galarraga) • Tuberculosis Research Centre, India • “Does Teacher Coaching Work?” Education Week, Sept. 5, 2018 (Kraft) • University of the Witwatersrand, • “A Census Question That Could Change How Power Is Divided South Africa in America” New York Times, July 31, 2018 (Logan) • Women & Infants Hospital, R.I. • “Waiting out a down market may be tough for workers headed toward retirement” MarketWatch, Feb. 9, 2018 (Franklin) • World Bank

Population Studies and Training Center • Brown University 61 Population Studies and Training • Center Brown University Population Research Center Debra Umberson, Director • Kelly Raley, Associate Director

Key Areas of Research The University of Texas at Austin • Population Health 305 E. 23rd Street, Stop G1800 Austin, TX 78712 • Reproductive Health www.prc.utexas.edu • Family Demography and Intergenerational Relationships [email protected] (P): 512.471.5514 • Education, Work, and Inequality

Domestic Research Projects

Mission Statement • Dementia and Physical Disablement Processes among Aging Latinos The mission of the Population • Adolescents and the Social Contexts of American Schools Research Center (PRC) is to provide the resources and culture • Discrimination and Achievement Disparities in Adolescence that are necessary to facilitate • Biopsychosocial Pathways Linking Discrimination and Adolescent Health the highest level of population- related research and training • Design Technology and Engineering Education for English Learner Students activities through the submission • Fertility Trends, Changing Maternal Characteristics, and Children’s Health of federal and foundation grants, • Community Resources that Promote Mexican Origin the production and publication of Children’s STEM Education across Diverse Contexts population-related knowledge, and the dissemination of this • Social Networks and Well-being in Late Life work through scholarly meetings, • Early Career Transitions into STEM Employment presentations, workshops, teaching, media outlets, and the • Network on Life Course Health, Dynamics and web. The PRC is an NICHD- Disparities in 21st Century America funded center. • Educational Attainment, Geography, and U.S. Adult Mortality Risk • Mexican American Language Brokers’ Developmental Transitions Departmental Affliations • African and African • Demography, Health, and Contraceptive Use of Repeat Teenage Mothers Diaspora Studies • High School and Beyond: Human Capital over the Life • College of Education Cycle as a Foundation for Working Longer • College of Pharmacy • Dell Medical School • Building on STEP to Understand Variation in STEM Entry and Persistence • Economics • STEM Education Effects on a Diverse Workforce’s • Geography and the Environment Development over the Life Cycle • Government • Human Development • Nonprofts, Civic Infrastructure, and the Health and Well- and Family Sciences Being of Individuals and Communities • Lyndon B. Johnson School • Children’s Family and Household Experiences by of Public Affairs Maternal Education and Ethno-race • McCombs School of Business • Peer Infuences on Adolescents’ Self-concept, Achievement, • Mexican American and and Future Aspirations in Science and Mathematics Latino/a Studies • Moody College of • The Role of Academic Achievement and Social Communication Inclusion in Broadening STEM Participation • Nutritional Sciences • Identity Stress and Health in Three Cohorts of LGB Individuals • Psychology • School of Architecture • Perceived Discrimination and Sexual Risk Behaviors • School of Nursing in Latino Preadolescent Boys • Steve Hicks School • Examining College Students’ Attitudes about Guns of Social Work to Develop Lessons for Intervention • Sociology • Cortisol, Socioeconomic Status, & Genetic Infuences on Cognitive Development

Number of Faculty • Race/Ethnic Differences in Life Course Exposure Affliates: 104 to Death: Consequences for Health • The Effects of Stressful Exposure on Pregnancy among Late Adolescents • A National Evaluation of an Intervention to Promote Adolescent Thriving • Math Classrooms, Student Mindsets and STEM Pathways in High School • 62

Funding Sources International Research Projects • National Institutes of Health

• Reproductive Reponses to the Zika Virus Epidemic in Brazil • National Science Foundation • The Impact of Ritual on Healthcare Provider Behavior in Bihar, India • Corporation for National and Community Service • The Development of Teaching and Social Learning Across Cultures • Alfred P. Sloan Foundation • Evaluating Longitudinal Changes in the Human Structural Connectome in Relation to Cognitive Aging • Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation • Raikes Foundation

Regional Research Projects • William T. Grant Foundation • Joyce Foundation • Longitudinal Study of Mexican American Elderly Health • Templeton Foundation • Evaluating the Impact of Reproductive Health Legislation in Texas

• Multi State Study of Monetary Sanctions Organizational Collaborations • Creating Safe Schools for LGBT Youth in Texas • NORC at the University of Chicago • University of Minnesota In the News • The University of Texas Medical Branch – Galveston • “What the Death of a Parent Can Teach Us, If We Are Willing to Learn,” Los Angeles Times, January 19, 2018. (Umberson) • University of California, Los Angeles • “’I Never Dreamed This Would be Possible’: Working Toward a World Without AIDS,” Mic, June 6, 2018. (Russell) • Syracuse University • “Education and Health Disparity Across the US,” • University of Michigan Scientia, June 27, 2018. (Hayward). • University of North • “Uber and Lyft Want To Be About So Much More than Cars,” Carolina – Chapel Hill CNN, July 3, 2018. (Jiao) • University of Washington • “The Maternal Grandparent Advantage,” New York Times, • University of Massachusetts March 21, 2018. (Fingerman) Amherst • “How a Citizenship Question on the Census Would Hurt • Cornell University Texas,” Dallas News, March 31, 2018. (Raley) • University of Louisville • “Using a Transgender Person’s Name Can Decrease Their Risk of Depression and Suicide,” Teen Vogue, March 31, 2018. (Russell) • Tufts University • “Commentary: Adults Will Outnumber Kids in 2035. Plan for Aging, Texas,” Austin American-Statesman, April 13, 2018. (J. Angel) • “Trump’s New Title X Plan Requires Ineffective Birth Control Most Women Don’t Want,” USA Today, June 7, 2018. (Hopkins) • “‘Predictive Policing’: Law Enforcement Revolution or Just New Spin on Old Biases? Depends who you ask,” CBC, September 24, 2018. (Brayne) • “Northern Irish Women Still Facing Diffcult Choice over Abortion,” The Guardian, October 19, 2018. (Aiken) • “The Era of Spanking is Finally Over,” CNN, November 6, 2018. (Gershoff)

Research to Policy

• Safe Schools Policy Project • The Texas Policy Evaluation Project • National Study of Learning Mindsets • Prevention and Early Intervention, EFFECT Fatherhood Program Evaluation

Population Research Center • The University of Texas at Austin 63 The Yun Kim Population Research Laboratory E. (Eddy) Helen Berry, Director

Key Areas of Research Utah State University Department of Sociology, • U.S. & International Migration Social Work and Anthropology 0730 Old Main Hill • Population Health & Quality of Life Logan, UT 94322-0730 https://sociology.usu.edu/research/ • Mortality Determinants & Longevity Forecasts yun_kim_population_laboratory • Social Inequality & Health Disparities [email protected] (P): 435-797-1230 • Social Determinants of Obesity (F): 435-797-1240 • Family Challenges Facing the U.S. & Asia • The Demographic Consequences of Labor Market Disruptions

Mission Statement • Maternal and Child Health Since its inception in 1968, The Yun Kim Population Research • Neighborhood Effects on Population Health Laboratory (PRL) has served • The Demography of Aging as a center for demographic research and training at Utah • The Demographics of Disability State University. Today, the primary mission of the PRL is to stimulate and support quality Domestic Research Projects scientifc research on a range of population issues affecting our • Migration and spatial patterns of disability state, nation and world. Research productivity among our faculty • The impact of obesity on mortality among U.S. adults facilitates another key mission • Associations between job quality and divorce risks of the PRL – to train and mentor the next generation of applied • Aging, ethnicity and land use change in rural communities demographers and population • Gendered immigration patterns in new U.S. destinations scholars through the M.S. and • Mother’s nonstandard employment and children’s health Ph.D. programs in Sociology. Through seminars and research • Sleep deprivation and dietary choices among U.S. adolescents support, the PRL serves to create • The impact of “bad jobs” on marriage a vibrant community of population scholars at Utah State University. • Ethnic variation in associations between short sleep duration and obesity among U.S. adolescents • Food insecurity, functional limitation and mental health among U.S. adults Departmental Affliations • Department of Sociology, • Weight stigma and discriminatory experiences at the Social Work & Anthropology intersection race/ethnicity, class & gender • Department of • Health disparities among Mexican Americans and other Latinx subgroups by race Environment & Society • Department of Family, Consumer • Black immigrants’ health outcomes by country of origin & Human Development • Neighborhood cohesion and mental health outcomes among LGBT households • Department of Health, Physical Education & Recreation • Department of Nutrition, International Research Projects Dietetics, & Food Sciences • Department of Mathematics & Statistics • Gender differences in the association between marriage and health in South Korea • Health consequences of nonstandard employment in East Asia Number of Faculty Affliates: 7 Faculty Members/10 Affliates • Nonstandard employment and a shift from breadwinner families to dual-earner families in Japan

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The Yun Kim Population Research Funding Sources International Research Projects cont’d Laboratory • National Institutes of Health (NIH) E. (Eddy) Helen Berry, Director • National Institute of Diabetes • Family status and children’s well-being in South Korea & Digestive & Kidney • Age, period and cohort effects on suicide Diseases (NIDDK) mortality in Japan and South Korea • United States Department • Bride kidnapping and labor migration in Kyrgyzstan of Agriculture (USDA) • Educational differences in early childbearing: • Utah Agricultural Experiment a cross-national comparative study Station (UAES) • Educational Migration from Turkmenistan • The Yun Kim Population Research Laboratory Endowment • Demographic and social determinants of natural decrease in Mexico and Brazil • The Yun & Wendy Kim Fellowship in Population Studies • Critical understandings of rural aging, world-wide Organizational Collaborations • Bureau of Intelligence & Research, Regional Research Projects US Department of State • Utah Population Estimates • Social, Economic and Environmental Causes & Consequences Committee of Demographic Change in Rural America • Governor’s Offce of • Ethnic disparities in infuenza vaccination rates Management & Budget • Early family building behaviors and subsequent well-being • Utah Agricultural Experiment Station • The impact of educational attainment on type-2 diabetes • Utah State Data Center • Determinants of overweight and obesity among adolescents • Gender inequality in higher education in Utah • Transgenerational impacts of maternal characteristics on child growth trajectories

In the News

• “Reviving Rural Economies,” CQ Researcher, March 31, 2017 • “Home on the Range, Seniors Often Lack Access to Health Care,” The New York Times, April 8, 2016 • “Heavy in School, Burdened for Life,” The New York Times, June 2, 2011 • “Obesity may stem longevity in future,” United Press International, June 23, 2011 “Long live the fat American,” The Economist, June 30, 2011 • “Sleep Deprivation in Teens Linked to Poor Dietary Choices,” Science Daily, June 20, 2013 • “Heavy burden: Obesity may be even deadlier than thought,” NBC Nightly News, August 15, 2013 • “Weighing the Evidence: Studies Collide over How Aging Impacts Obesity Risk,” Scientifc American, August 23, 2013 • “Poverty-Obesity Link is More Prevalent for Women Than Men,” UT News, September 15, 2014

The Yun Kim Population Research Laboratory • Utah State University 65 Christopher J.L. Murray, Director

Key Areas of Research Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation • Demography 2301 Fifth Ave., Suite 600 Seattle, WA 98121 • Economics www.healthdata.org/chtf (P): +1-206-897-2800 • Forecasting and scenario analysis (F): +1-206-897-2899 • Epidemiology of aging [email protected] www.healthdata.org/chtf • Social, economic, and behavioral determinants of health • Burden of disease • Disease expenditure and resource tracking Mission Statement The mission of the Center for Health Trends and Forecasts is to Domestic Research Projects pilot groundbreaking research on the trends, determinants, and im- pact of health, aging, longevity, and • Donor fnancing of human resources for health and disease and injury burden among health worker migration in an aging world older adults. The Center works to • Frailty assessment in the Global Burden of Disease study: develop a strong international net- Research of global patterns and determinants work of emergent leaders in re- • Health expenditures for the elderly in the United search from across social sciences States: A feasibility study for estimating county- who are using health data along- level total Medicare expenditures by diagnosis side data on social determinants, economics, and a host of other po- • Estimating costs, decomposing changes, and forecasting future tential sources to develop valuable spending on Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias in the U.S. fndings that could not be derived • Investigation of novel analytic approaches to identifying simply from within one discipline. distinctive patterns of cause-specifc mortality and underlying risk factors using county-level data in the United States Departmental Affliations • Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences International Research Projects • Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology • Department of Economics • Changes in general and specifc mortality in Germany, an • Department of Global Health analysis by counties and by geographic and socioeconomic • Department of Health disparities 1990-2016: a systematic analysis using Global Metrics Sciences Burden of Disease Study 2016 data and methods • Trends in disease burden in Sweden by socioeconomic status: Number of Faculty A comparison using the Global Burden of Disease Study Affliates: 128 • Exploratory study on solutions to improve health of left- behind elderly with severe mental disorders in rural China • Subnational Burden of Cirrhosis in Mexico. Trends, Risk Factors and Implications for an aging population • Demand for preventive care services and health disparity among Mexico’s vulnerable populations in the era of universal health care

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Funding Sources Research to Policy • National Institutes of Health • The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation • Financing Global Health 2017: Funding University Health Coverage and the Unfnished HIV/AIDS Agenda • Peterson Center on Healthcare • Bloomberg Philanthropies

In the News Organizational Collaborations • Autonomous University of Madrid • “Opioid ODs Outpacing Other ‘Deaths of Despair’,” U.S. News • Boston Medical Center & World Report, Steven Reinberg, March 13, 2018. • Boston University School • “Death maps show where despair is killing Americans,” of Public Health NBC News, Maggie Fox, March 13, 2018. • Center for Population and Health • “Study: Minnesota Ranked Highly for Life Expectancy,” U.S. News & World Report, April 12, 2018. • Directorate of Health and Community Nutrition, National • “How Death Strikes Around the U.S.,” The Wall Street Journal, Development Planning Agency Betsy McKay and Renee Rigdon, April 10, 2018. (BAPPENAS), Indonesia • “Despite widespread incidence of kidney disease and • Karolinska Institutet kidney failure, government investment remains inadequate,” • National Public Health The Hill, Allen R. Nissenson, May 12, 2018. Institute of Mexico • “How to Increase Your Chances of Having a Long, Healthy • Public Health Center of the Life,” The New York Times, Jane E. Brody, June 4, 2018. Ministry of Health of Ukraine • “AIDS battle threatened by complacency, UN body says,” • Sun Yat-sen University Financial Times, Clive Cookson, July 18, 2018. • Tehran University of • “The Americas account for half of annual gun deaths Medical Sciences worldwide,” Newsweek, David Brennan, August 28, 2018. • University of Indonesia • “The Latest Scientifc Advice On Drinking Alcohol: • University of Texas Health Don’t.,” NPR, Allison Aubrey, August 24, 2018. Science Center at San Antonio • “America is one of 6 countries that make up more than half of gun • University of Washington, deaths worldwide,” Vox, German Lopez, August 29, 2018. Department of Economics • “Where the World’s Youngest and Oldest Drink Most,” U.S. News • Zurich University of & World Report, Paul D. Shinkman, September 20, 2018. Applied Sciences • “U.S. global life expectancy ranking plummets, worst decline for high- income nation,” Newsweek, Daniel Moritz-Rabson, October 17, 2018. • “We’re Living Longer ... But A Medical Journal Sees Many Causes For Alarm,” NPR, Joanne Silberner, November 27, 2018. • “Depression, suicide rates highest in Mountain West states,” USA Today, Ken Alltucker, December 16, 2018.

Center for Health Trends and Forecast • Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation 67 The Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology Sara Curran, Director

Key Areas of Research University of Washington 206 Raitt Hall – Box 353412 • Demographic Measurements and Methods Seattle, WA 98195 csde.washington.edu • Environments and Populations [email protected] (P): 206.616.7743 • Health of People and Populations • Migrations and Settlements • Wellbeing of Families and Households Mission Statement The Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology supports and fosters in- novative, multidisciplinary demographic Domestic Research Projects research and trains the next generation of population scientists. • Center for Climate and Energy Decision Making Departmental Affliations • Family Self-Suffciency Research Data Center • Center for Statistics and • Income Stability of Families Involved with the Child Welfare System the Social Sciences • Center for Social Science • Pregnancy Perspectives: Hypertension in Pregnancy Computation and Research • Targeting PrEP at HIV Positives’ Bridging Networks to Reduce HIV Transmission • College of Built Environment • College of Education • Demographic Vulnerability, Neighborhood Pollution, & Racial Health Disparities • Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy & Governance • A Three-population Three-scale Social Network • Department of American Ethnic Studies Model to Assess Disease Dispersion • Department of Anthropology • Rational Choice, Deterrence, and Identity: Modeling • Department of Architecture Life Course Transitions and Desistance • Department of Biostatistics • Department of Civil & • Housing Search Process of Racial and Ethnic Minorities Environmental Engineering • Department of Communication • Broken Windows, Collective Effcacy, and Norm • Department of Economics Violation: An Experimental Approach • Department of Environmental & • Multi State Study of Monetary Sanctions Occupational Health Sciences • Department of Epidemiology • Using Sexual Network Transmission Models to Explain • Department of Family & Child Nursing HIV Disparities Between Black and White MSM • Department of Geography • Department of Global Health • Learning Failure Propagation Patterns in Interdependent • Department of Health Services Networks from Observed Post-Disaster Disruptions • Department of History • Department of Landscape Architecture • Department of Linguistics International Research Projects • Department of Psychology • Department of Real Estate • Department of Sociology • Universal Access: Development of a Comprehensive Measurement • Department of Statistics • How Complete Are Labor Markets in Sub-Saharan Africa? • Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences New Evidence from Panel Data in Five Countries • Department of Urban Design & Planning • The Impact of Population Aging on Time Transfers and Wellbeing • eScience Institute • Information School • Estimating Vital Rates in the Developing World: A • Jackson School of International Studies Bayesian Process Modeling Approach • Northwest Federal Statistics • Sexually Transmitted Infection Epidemics: Bayesian Research Data Center Prevalence and Size Estimates • School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences • School of Environmental • Selective Migration and the Macro Demographic Consequences and Forest Sciences of Armed Confict and Climate-Related Disasters • School of Medicine • School of Nursing • A dual-cohort prospective study of obesity: Filipino migrants and non-migrants • School of Public Health • Ideational Infuences on Migration • School of Social Work • Urban@UW • Tracking Risk Compensation Over Time in a National MC Roll-out in Zimbabwe • West Coast Poverty Center • The Evolutionary Biology of Telomeres in the Philippines

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Funding Sources Regional Research Projects • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation • Seattle Minimum Wage Study • Carnegie Mellon University • Promoting Economic Stability amidst Precarious • Centers for Disease Employment and Complex Family Structure Control and Prevention • Keeping Families Together II • Chapin Hall Center for Children • Seattle HIV/AIDS Modeling for Prevention • City of Seattle • Oregon Health Study • Department of Health and • Living at the Minimum: A Qualitative Study of Low-Wage Workers Human Services (USG) with Children During Seattle’s Minimum Wage Increase • Family Impact Network • Washington State Child Well-Being Data Portal • Henry M. Jackson Foundation • Institute for the Study of Labor Research to Policy • Kaiser Permanente Research Institute Development Fund • Performance Monitoring for the Family Impact Network • Laura and John Arnold Foundation • Geographic Variation in Child Maltreatment and Foster Care Placement • Lutheran Community • Use of Research Evidence within Domestic Violence-Serving Organizations Services Northwest • Building a Sustainable Model for Advancing • National Cancer Institute Standardized Public Health Services Measure • Does Preference-based HIV Testing Increase Uptake in High Risk Populations? • National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute • Research and Analyses Pertaining to Farmer Learning & Adoption and to Trader Competitiveness: Program and Policy Implications • National Institute on Aging • National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases In the News • NICHD – Eunice Kennedy National Institute of Child Health • Kam Wing Chan “One Target in Beijing’s Migrant Crackdown: Schoolchildren,” New York Times, J C Hernandez and I Zhao, December 24, 2017. and Human Development • Scott Allard “Upsurge of Suburban Poor Discover Health Care’s • National Institute of General Nowhere Land,” Washington Post, E Korry, February 9, 2018 Medical Sciences • Kyle Crowder “America is More Diverse Than Ever – But Still Segregated,” • National Institute of Justice Washington Post, A Williams and A Emamdjomeh, May 10, 2018. • National Institute of Mental Health • Stewart Tolnay, Christine Leibbrand “The Great Migration: The First • National Science Foundation Moving-To-Opportunity Project,” CityLab, B Mock, January 25, 2018. • Offce of Naval Research • Ali Mokdad “Deaths From Gun Violence: How the U.S. Compares With the Rest of the World,” NPR, N Aizenman, February 15, 2018. • PATH – Program for Appropriate Technology in Health • Jennifer Romich, Robert Plotnick, Matthew Dunbar “Congestion Tolling Could Finally Break Seattle’s Working Poor; Here’s a • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Better Idea,” The Seattle Times, D Westneat, April 6, 2018. • Russel Sage Foundation • Sara Curran “2020 Census Citizenship Question Makes a Mockery • Smith Richardson Foundation of Our Progress,” The Seattle Times, S Curran, April 23, 2018. • Stuart Foundation • René Flores “How Dangerous Is it When Trump Calls Some Immigrants ‘Animals’?”, Washington Post, A Luft and D Solomon, May 25, 2018. • Urban Institute • Dan Goldhaber “Why Mentors Matter for Student Teachers – and their • US Army Research Offce Future Students,” The Seattle Times, N Morton, November 24, 2018. • US Agency for International Development Organizational Collaborations Number of Faculty Affliates: • Centers for Disease Control Washington State: 139 University of Washington • National Academies’ Committee • Department of Community, Trade Affliates, 40 Regional Affliates on Law and Justice and Economic Development • National Bureau of Asian Research • Offce of Management and Budget • Critical Junctures Institute for Health • Budget and Policy Center Care Research and Learning • Sexual Violence Prevention • Seattle Public Housing Authority Advisory Committee The Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology • University of Washington 69 Center for Public Information on Population Research Linda A. Jacobsen, Director • Mark Mather, Associate Director

Key Activities Population Reference Bureau 1875 Connecticut Avenue, NW As a Coordinating Center, our activities include: Suite 520 Washington, DC 20009 • Facilitating coordination and cooperation across the NICHD-funded Population www.prb.org/cpipr Dynamics Research Centers to enhance the productivity and scientifc [email protected] impact of the Centers and of population dynamics research overall. (P): 202.483.1100 • Translating and disseminating major peer-reviewed fndings, methods, (F): 202.328.3937 and perspectives from population dynamics research to other scientists, and to nontechnical audiences including policymakers, program directors, practitioners, educators, journalists, and students.

• Developing and maintaining a Population Dynamics Research Mission Statement Centers website that includes nontechnical summaries of The Center for Public Information recent research from the Population Dynamics Centers. on Population Research (CPIPR) at the Population Reference Bureau • Promoting Population Dynamics Centers research through (PRB) serves as the Coordinating Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms. Center for the NICHD Population • Organizing workshops at professional meetings and providing Dynamics Centers Research training materials that empower Population Dynamics Centers Infrastructure Program to improve researchers to effectively communicate their own research the translation and dissemination results to policy, media, and nontechnical audiences. of major fndings from population dynamics research, and to improve • Collaborating with Population Dynamics Research Centers and other communication and cooperation organizations to organize and host symposia, Congressional Briefngs, across the Centers. or other events to raise the visibility of population dynamics research and link major fndings to important policies and programs.

Research to Policy

• “Questionable? Why an Untested Citizenship Question Threatens the 2020 Census,” PAA/PRB webinar, Douglas S. Massey and Jennifer Van Hook, December 2018. • “Expanding the Reach of Your Research: Best Practices for Communicating with Policymakers and the Media.” Half-day PRB workshop with Linda Jacobsen, Mark Mather, Beth Jarosz, Suzanne Stokes Vieth, Ryan Thornburg, and Rebecca Tippett, October 2018.. • Co-sponsor of Congressional Briefng, “Grave Consequences: Why Some Americans Are No Longer Living Longer,” Mark Mather, John Haaga, Andrew Fenelon, Shannon Monnat, Rayburn House Offce Building, April 2018. • “NEWS COUNTS: A National Journalism Network to Cover the 2020 Census,” Mike Ananny and Mark Hansen, APC/PRB webinar, April 2018. • Co-sponsor of Congressional Briefng, “Making Sure Kids Count in the Big Count: Census 2020,” William P. O’Hare and Burton Reist, Rayburn House Offce Building, October 2017. • “New Tools and Best Practices in Communicating Research Results to Media and Policy Audiences,” Population Association of America Annual Meeting, D’Vera Cohn, Philip Cohen, Mathew Hauer, Mark Mather, and Wendy Manning, May 2017. • Co-sponsor of Congressional Briefng, “Small Towns/Big Changes: The Shifting Demographics of Rural America,” Daniel Lichter, Jennifer Van Hook, Meredith A. Kleykamp, and Wesley James, Rayburn House Offce Building, April 2017. Tippett, October 2018.

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In the News Funding Sources • Annie E. Casey Foundation • “Most Dangerous Countries for Women,” MSN.com (United • AstraZeneca UK Limited States), PRB Wallchart: “Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: • Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Data and Trends Update 2017,” Sept. 27, 2018. • David and Lucile • “10 Years Later: How the Financial Crisis Affected Seniors,” Investopedia Packard Foundation (United States), PRB Today’s Research on Aging: “Effects of the Great Recession on Older American’s Health and Well-Being,” Sept. 14, 2018. • United Kingdom Department for International Development • “Why Global Fertility Is in Decline,” ATT.net (United States), PRB World Population Data Sheet, Sept. 4, 2018. • Education Trust • “69.5 Million Increase in Egypt’s Population by 2050,” The Daily • Eunice Kennedy Shriver News (Egypt), PRB World Population Data Sheet, Sept. 2, 2018. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • “New York’s Commuter Nightmare Is Bad, But the World’s Most Crowded Cities Are Even Worse,” Business Insider (United • Junior Achievement USA States), PRB World Population Data Sheet, July 11, 2018. • Lucile Packard Foundation • “The Best and Worst U.S. States for Children,” CNN (United for Children’s Health States), Annie E. Casey Foundation KIDS COUNT Data • New Venture Fund Book (PRB data analysis mentioned), July 9, 2018. • Population Council • “What’s Wrong With the Census,” City Lab (United States), • United States Agency for PRB: “The U.S. Census Tradition,” June 29, 2018. International Development • “Protect Your Health by Protecting Your Retirement Savings,” • William and Flora St. Louis Post Dispatch (United States), PRB Today’s Hewlett Foundation Research on Aging: “Effects of the Great Recession on Older American’s Health and Well-Being,” June 25, 2018. • “Understanding the Financial Risks of Diminished Capacity,” Organizational Collaborations Forbes Magazine (United States), PRB Population Bulletin: • Population Association of America “Aging in the United States,” June 23, 2018. • Association of Population Centers • “Trade Wars Will Eventually End, Demographic Shifts Won’t,” Toronto Star (Canada), PRB Population Bulletin: “Aging in the United States,” June 22, 2018. • “ICE Raids at Work May Keep Undocumented Workers Silent on Safety,” Bloomberg News (United States), PRB feature “Immigrants Work in Riskier and More Dangerous Jobs in the United States,” June 22, 2018. • “Discrimination Against Older Workers May Be Common but Hard to Prove,” Society of Human Resource Management, PRB Population Bulletin: “Aging in the United States,” May 3, 2018. • “Uganda’s ‘Idle’ Youth Slow Down Economy,” The East African (Kenya), Elizabeth Leahy Madison, April 28, 2018. • “Demographic Study Helps Leaders Make Plans,” West Virginia Register Herald, PRB Appalachian Regional Commission Chartbook 2018: “The Appalachian Region: A Data Overview From the 2012-2016 American Community Survey,” April 25, 2018. • “How Population Growth Will Affect Middle Income Agenda,” Daily Monitor (Uganda), Elizabeth Leahy Madison, April 24, 2018. • “With an Eye Toward Retirement, Older Investors Watching Market Gyrations Closely,” The Boston Globe (Massachusetts), PRB Population Bulletin: “Aging in the United States,” April 22, 2018. • “Successful Aging: Challenging Assumptions About Loneliness and Isolation,” Orange County Register (California), PRB Population Bulletin: “Household Change in the United States,” April 12, 2018. • “Nigeria High Fertility Rate Fueling Underdevelopment – Experts,” All Africa News (South Africa), Elizabeth Leahy Madison, April 10, 2018.

Center for Public Information on Population Research • Population Reference Bureau 71 Center on Labor, Human Services and Population Signe-Mary McKernan, Vice President

Key Areas of Research Urban Institute 500 L’Enfant Plaza Washington DC SW 20024 • Children and at-risk youth www.urban.org/policy- • Families, parenting, and child care centers/center-labor-human- services-and-population • Workforce development, education and training [email protected] (P): 202.833.7200 • Labor market behavior and outcomes • Inequality, poverty, and the safety net • Immigration and the well-being of immigrant families Mission Statement The Urban Institute’s Center • Social determinants of health on Labor, Human Services, and Population advances our • Social and economic consequences understanding of factors shaping of demographic change the well-being of families and individuals through high quality, policy relevant research on Domestic Research Projects population change, the family, labor markets, and the public • First Marriage Rates and Non-marital First Births among US Women policies and social services that affect vulnerable populations. • Father Reentry and Child Outcomes • Expanding Preschool Access for Children of Immigrants Departmental Affliations • Kids’Share 2018: Report on Federal Expenditures on Children • Center on Nonprofts • Planning a Next Generation Evaluation Agenda for the and Philanthropy Chafee Foster Care Independence Program • Center on International Development and Governance • Impacts of State Paid Family Leave Policies for • Health Policy Center Family Caregivers of Older Adults • Income and Benefts • Work Requirements, Education and Training, and Child Care Policy Center • Metropolitan Housing and • Risk Models of Mortality Communities Policy Center • Policy Efforts to Reduce Material Hardship for Low-Income Families • Housing Finance Policy Center • Failing Health of the United States • Justice Policy Center • Tax Policy Center • Data Collection Challenges for the 2020 Census

Number of Research Regional Research Projects Affliates: 50 • Early Childhood Educator Compensation in the Washington Region • Maine Preschool Expansion Grant Evaluation • Prevention, Treatment and Recovery: Toward a 10-year Plan for Improving Mental Health and Wellness in Tulsa • NYC Strong Fathers Stronger Families Evaluation • Non-standard Schedules for Child Care Providers in the District of Columbia

International Research Projects

• Making Growth Work for Women in Low-Income Countries • Systematic Review of Women’s Economic Empowerment

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Research to Policy Funding Sources • National Institute of Child Health and Human Development • A Summit on Hispanic Wealth: Emerging Perspectives on Homeownership, Entrepreneurship, Savings and Investments, • National Institute on Aging Urban Institute, Washington DC, December 4, 2018. • U.S. Department of Agriculture • Data Talk: Effects of Parental Homeownership on Millennial • U.S. Department of Health Homebuying, Urban Institute, Washington DC, September 25, 2018. and Human Services • Family Connections in Correctional Facilities: Informational Webinar on • U.S. Department of Housing TTA Opportunity, Urban Institute, Washington DC August 28, 2018. and Urban Development • Are Kids Getting Shortchanged in the Federal Budget? • U.S. Department of Labor Urban Institute, Washington DC, July 18, 2018. • U.S. Department of the Treasury • What is the Private Sector’s Role in Responding to the • Annie E. Casey Foundation International Refugee Crisis? Urban Institute, April 25, 2018. • Ford Foundation • Addressing the Opportunity Gap: How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects People and Places, Urban Institute, Washington DC. April 18, 2018. • Heising-Simons Foundation • Webinar: Transforming Child Support into a Family- • The John D. and Catherine Building System, Washington DC, April 12, 2018. T. MacArthur Foundation • The Power of Eviction Data: Putting Residential Instability Numbers • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation into Public Hands, Urban Institute, Washington DC, April 12, 2018. • The Rockefeller Foundation • The Future of Work and Family Financial Security, • Russell Sage Foundation Urban Institute, Washington DC, April 5, 2018. • International Development • Empowering Women for Growth and Prosperity: Navigating Barriers Research Centre (IDRC) and Constraints, Urban Institute, Washington DC, March 27, 2018. • Restoring the American Dream: What Would it Take to Dramatically Increase Mobility from Poverty? Webinar held on February 1, 2018. Organizational Collaborations • Abt Associates • Brookings Institution In the News • Chapin Hall Center for Children at the University of Chicago • “Social Security Runs Short of Money and Ideas Fly on How to Repair It,” The New York Times, P. Span, November 26, 2018. • Child Trends • “Finding a Job that Fits: Study Finds Mismatch Between Education, Job • Mathematica Policy Research Qualifcations,” Wisconsin Public Radio, S. Mills, October 29, 2018. • RTI International • “Study Says Divorce Rate Among Millennials is Dropping: We Look • MEF Associates into the Reasons,” National Public Radio: AirTalk, October 1, 2018. • Center on Budget and • “California’s Troubling Poverty Rate,” San Francisco Chronicle, Policy Priorities D. Brady and Z. Parolin, September 6, 2018. • Center on Law and Social Policy • “The Economy may be Booming, but Nearly Half of Americans Can’t Make Ends Meet,” Los Angeles Times, D. Lazarus, August 31, 2018. • “A Generation of Americans is Entering Old Age the Least Prepared in Decades,” The Wall Street Journal, H. Giller, A. Tergesen, and L. Scism, June 22, 2018. • “A Near-Universal Health-care Plan that Wouldn’t Break the Bank,” The Washington Post, Editorial Board, May 13, 2018. • “Blacks Still Face a Red Line on Housing,” The New York Times, Editorial Board, April 14, 2018. • “Trifecta of Opioids, Alcohol and Suicide are Blamed for the Drop in US Life Expectancy,” Los Angeles Times, M Healy, February 8, 2018, • “Inside the New Push in Washington to Pass Paid Family Leave,” Pacifc Standard, D Gunn, February 7, 2018. • “The Divide Between America’s Prosperous Cities and Struggling Small Towns—in 20 Charts,” The Wall Street Journal, P Overberg, December 29, 2017.

Center on Labor, Human Services, and Population • Urban Institute 73 Center for Demography and Ecology Marcia (Marcy) J. Carlson, Director

Key Areas of Research University of Wisconsin–Madison 4412 Sewell Social Sciences • Fertility, Families, and Households 1180 Observatory Drive Madison, WI 53706 • Health and the Life Course cde.wisc.edu • Demography of Inequality [email protected] (P): 608.262.2182 • Biodemography • Spatial and Environmental Demography

Domestic Research Projects Mission Statement The Center for Demography and Ecology (CDE) is a multi- • Building on STEP to Understand STEM disciplinary cooperative for • Connecting Educators and Evidence social scientifc demographic research and graduate training • Economic Well-Being, Housing Insecurity, and New Family at the University of Wisconsin– Formation in the Reentry Population: An Exploratory Study Madison. CDE affliates produce • Emerging Adulthood for Maltreated and Foster Youth demographic research and data in • Estimating Childhood Infectious Disease Outbreak Risk in the center’s fve research areas: the Context of Heterogeneous Vaccine Coverage fertility, families, and households; health and the life course; the • Evaluation of National Child Support Noncustodial demography of inequality; Parent Employment Demonstration Project biodemography; and spatial and • Examining the Role of Peers on Childhood Obesity and Fitness in NYC environmental demography. • The Impacts of Early Neighborhoods on Racial Disparities in Adult Health Outcomes Departmental Affliations • Agricultural and Applied • Sexual Acceptability’s Role in Contraceptive Preference and Behavior Economics • STEM Education and Workforce Participation • Bacteriology • Chicano/Latino Studies • Theory and Methods for Inferring Causal Effects • Community and with Mendelian Randomization Environmental Sociology • Consumer Science • Economics International Research Projects • Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis • Homeownership and Societal Stability: Assessing • Educational Policy Studies Causal Effects in Central Eurasia • Educational Psychology • Gender and Women’s Studies • Linking Violence and Migration and Individual • Geography and Household Safety and Well-Being • Geriatrics and Gerontology • Fecundity and Fertility in the Presence of Zika • Human Development and Family Studies

• La Follette School of Public Affairs Regional Research Projects • Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies • Obstetrics and Gynecology • Evaluation of Wisconsin’s 2014 BadgerCare Waivers’ Coverage of Adults • Population Health Sciences • Madison Education Partnership • School of Social Work • Sociology • Supporting Reproductive, Infant, and Family Health in Wisconsin • Statistics • Survey of the Health of Wisconsin (SHOW) • Wisconsin School of Business

Number of Faculty Affliates: 70

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In the News Funding Sources • Eunice Kennedy Shriver • “Bull Market Can Last another Two Years, According to Wisconsin National Institute of Child Health Pension Fund,” Forbes, Ananth Seshadri, January 22, 2018. and Human Development • “Fix Roads and Bridges, But also Public Health,” Wisconsin • National Institute on Aging State Journal, Jonathan Patz, February 9, 2018. • National Heart, Lung, • “The ‘Moral Hazard’ of Naloxone in the Opioid Crisis,” and Blood Institute Washington Post, Anita Mukherjee, March 8, 2018. • National Institute of Diabetes and • “Russians Are Actually Getting Less Xenophobic,” Digestive and Kidney Diseases Washington Post, Ted Gerber, April 18, 2018. • National Institute on Minority • “Why More Young Married Couples Are Keeping Separate Bank Health and Health Disparities Accounts,” The Atlantic, Fenaba Addo, April 20, 2018. • National Science Foundation • “Illegal Immigration Does Not Increase Violent Crime, Four Studies • Russell Sage Foundation Show,” National Public Radio, Michael Light, May 2, 2018. • Spencer Foundation • “Does Growing Up Poor Harm Brain Development?” • U.S. Department of Agriculture The Economist, Katherine Magnuson, May 3, 2018. • U.S. Department of Defense • “Scott Walker Is Giving Wisconsin Families $100 Per Kid. Democrats Should Learn from That,” Vox, Tim Smeeding, May 10, 2018. • U.S. Department of Education • “Wary of Capitalism, Young People Turn to Socialism— • Wisconsin Department of and It’s More Than Just Bernie Sanders,” Milwaukee Journal Children and Families Sentinel, J. Michael Collins, September 6, 2018. • Wisconsin Department • “U.S. Recovery Eludes Many Living Below Poverty Line, Census of Health Services Suggests,” New York Times, Tim Smeeding, September 13, 2018. • Wisconsin Department • “Wisconsin Study Finds Binge Drinking Differences between Men and of Public Instruction Women,” Milwaukee Public Radio, Jason Fletcher, September 24, 2018. • Wisconsin Department of • “New Study Finds Student Debt Could Affect Young Adults’ Decision to Workforce Development Get Married,” Consumer Affairs, Fenaba Addo, September 27, 2018.

• “State Standardized Tests Show Steady Scores,” Organizational Collaborations Wisconsin Public Radio, Eric Grodsky, October 2, 2018. • American Institutes for Research • “As Global Temperatures Rise, So Will Mental Health Issues, Study Says,” CNN, Jonathan Patz, October 8, 2018. • Cornell University • “Immigration Crisis? The Stats Tell a Different Story,” • Duke University Politico, Michael Light, November 2, 2018. • ICPSR • “What is Prison Gerrymandering, and How Does it Affect Democracy?” • Population Council Wisconsin Public Radio, John Eason, November 5, 2018. • Population Reference Bureau • “How Parents Teach Smart Spending with Apps, Not Cash,” • University of California, New York Times, J. Michael Collins, November 15, 2018. Los Angeles • “Why Reaching Out to Someone after They’re Lost a Spouse Is So • University of Chicago Important for Their Health,” HuffPost, Felix Elwert, December 4, 2018. • University of Michigan • University of Minnesota • University of Texas at Austin • University of Utah • Wisconsin Department of Children and Families • Wisconsin Research Data Center

Center for Demography and Ecology • University of Wisconsin-Madison 75 Center for Demography and Ecology • University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Demography of Health and Aging Jason Fletcher, Director

University of Wisconsin–Madison Key Areas of Research 4412 Sewell Social Sciences 1180 Observatory Drive • Aging and the life course Madison, WI 53706 • Biodemography cdha.wisc.edu [email protected] • Determinants of disparities of aging trajectories https://twitter.com/uwcdha (P): 608.262.9836 • Health economics and health services research • Impacts of place on aging processes

Mission Statement The Center for Demography of Domestic Research Projects Health and Aging (CDHA) aims to increase the understanding of • Collaborative Cross of the Microbiome and Metabolic Disease behavioral processes related to health and aging. CDHA’s interdis- • Data Science Hub for UW–Madison ciplinary research program creates • Developing Insights on Financial Security with Data on links between social demography, Covered Employees in Wisconsin’s Pension System biomedical, and epidemiological research on health and aging. • Economic Opportunity and Spatial Variation in Labor Force Participation, Research at the center focuses Self-Reported Disability Status, and Demand for SSR/SSDI on fve major themes: aging and • Epidemiology of Age-Related Hearing Loss the life course; biodemography; • Family and Birth Cohort Effects on the Aging Senses determinants of disparities of aging trajectories; health economics and • Gene-Environment Interactions Related to Old health services research; and im- Age Cognition and Cognitive Decline pacts of place on aging processes. • Health, Occupation, and Work at Older Ages

Departmental Affliations • Interpersonal Differences in Gut Microbial Metabolism • Agricultural & Applied Economics of Choline and Cardiovascular Disease • Applied Population Laboratory • Linking 1940 U.S. Census Data to Five Modern • Bacteriology Surveys of Health and Aging • Biostatistics & Medical Informatics • Center for Demography & Ecology • Multiple Chronic Conditions and Population Health • Community and Environmental • Neighborhood Socioeconomic Contextual Sociology • Economics Disadvantage and Alzheimer’s Disease • Educational Psychology • Understanding the Determinants and Consequences of Social • Geriatrics and Gerontology Networks among Immigrant Children and Adolescents • Hematology/Oncology • Human Development • Social Determinants of Health and Wellbeing at Older Ages and Family Studies • Work and Cognition at Older Ages: Do Occupations Matter? • Institute for Research on Poverty • La Follette School of Public Affairs • Obstetrics and Gynecology • Operations and Information International Research Projects Management • Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences • Population Health Institute • Aging through a Nutritional Transition: The Effects • Population Health Sciences of Early-Life Scarcity on Later-Life Health • Psychology • Demographic Models and Hypothesis Testing • Psychiatry of Delayed Effects on Adult Mortality • Risk and Insurance • School of Social Work • Demography of Isolation at Older Ages • Sociology • Gut Microbiota as a Target for the Treatment of Cardiometabolic Disease • Statistics • Wisconsin Alzheimer’s • Latin American Mortality Database (LAMBdA) Disease Research Center • Mexican Health and Aging Study II Number of Faculty Affliates: 74

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Funding Sources Regional Research Projects • AARP Policy Innovation Challenge

• Wisconsin Longitudinal Study (WLS) • Alzheimer’s Association • American Cancer Society • Fondation Leducq In the News • Institute for New Economic Thinking • “Health Care’s Upstream Conundrum,” Politico, David Weimer, January 10, 2018. • Kohl Competition • “The One Question Doctors Should Be Asking—But Never • National Heath, Lung, Do,” Wall Street Journal, Carol Ryff, February 25, 2018. and Blood Institute • “Wisconsin Companies Weigh Benefts of Wellness Programs • National Institute of Environmental as Obesity-Related Health Problems Rise,” Wisconsin Health Sciences Public Radio, Justin Sydnor, March 28, 2018. • National Institute of Food • “U.S. Doctors’ Group Calls for Equal Pay, Opportunities for and Agriculture Female Physicians,” Reuters, Molly Carnes, May 1, 2018. • National Institute of Mental Health • “Why You Should Stop Being So Hard on Yourself,” New York Times, Richard Davidson, May 22, 2018. • National Institute on Aging • “Better Understanding Neighborhoods and Health Outcomes,” • National Institute on Minority Wisconsin Public Radio, Amy Kind, July 12, 2018. Health and Health Disparities • “Why Reaching Out to Someone after They’ve Lost a Spouse Is So • National Science Foundation Important for Their Health,” HuffPost, Felix Elwert, December 4, 2018. • Patient-Centered Outcomes • “Wisconsin Training Health Providers to Care for Aging Population,” Research Institute Wisconsin State Journal, Sanjay Asthana, December 9, 2018. • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Society of Actuaries

Research to Policy • U.S. Department of Agriculture • U.S. Department of Education • A Targeted Minimum Beneft Plan: A New Proposal to Reduce Poverty among Older Americans • University of Wisconsin Foundation • Labor Force Transitions at Older Ages: Burnout, • William T. Grant Foundation Recovery, and Reverse Retirement • Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction

Organizational Collaborations • American Institute for Research • Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado Boulder • Michigan Center on the Demography of Aging • Minnesota Population Center • Sealy Center on Aging, University of Texas Medical Branch • Wisconsin Research Data Center

Center for Demography of Health and Aging • University of Wisconsin–Madison 77 Center • University of Maryland