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Dolores Acevedo-Garcia quoted in The New York Times
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Our research on wage gaps for full-time working families covered in USA Today
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California bill on equitable investment in child care cites the COI
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12.10.2024
Experiences of child care providers serving subsidy-receiving children involved in the child protective services system: Implications for equitable access
Our article in Early Childhood Research Quarterly
12.04.2024
Advancing research on equitable access to early care and education in the United States
Our Introduction to a special issue of Early Childhood Research Quarterly
09.11.2024
Neighborhood Child Opportunity and Preterm Birth Rates by Race and Ethnicity
Our article in JAMA Network Open
04.17.2024
The Role of Government Transfers in the Child Poverty Gap by Race and Ethnicity
A focus on Black, Latino, and White children
03.14.2024
Racial/ethnic inequity in the 100 largest metro areas
What the Child Opportunity Index 3.0 teaches us about racial/ethnic inequities in neighborhood opportunity
03.14.2024
Child opportunity and adult outcomes
How neighborhood opportunity shapes adult life expectancy and socioeconomic mobility
03.14.2024
The State of Racial/Ethnic Equity in Children's Neighborhood Opportunity
First Findings from the Child Opportunity Index 3.0
01.30.2024
DDK researchers selected as Visiting Fellows at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Project will study increasing access to child care during nontraditional hours
12.13.2023
Improving federal data infrastructure to monitor equity in job quality and health
12.04.2023
The need for high-quality data in state family and medical leave program implementation
Pamela Joshi's testimony before the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development in Support of An Act relative to improving the Massachusetts Paid Family Medical Leave Law