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“The Cost of Fear: The Impacts of Immigration Enforcement on Small Businesses and Latino Entrepreneurs in LA County” examines the immediate economic costs to businesses near immigration enforcement sites during the June 2025 surge and the toll on Latino entrepreneurs in Los Angeles County.

Professor Jacob R. Hibel has been awarded $1.7 million from the Institute of Education Sciences to investigate "Structuring Special Education Supports for Student Success in K-12 Schooling and Beyond."

The article "Comunidades en Acción: Latina Activism and Solidarity Politics" reviews the history of Latina activism and how Latinas engage in and promote solidarity politics in hostile political and racial contexts.

Her paper uses more than two decades of General Social Survey data to show that workplace gender discrimination is concentrated among women supervisors in large organizations, while race, education, marital status, and parenthood reshape these patterns in distinct ways.

The study investigated how to effectively incorporate GenAI into the classroom.

Her work aims to increase public awareness around AI and to empower Americans to have a greater voice in how AI impacts their daily lives.

The ASA sections offer awards to recognize achievement in their respective areas of academic interest.

The Russell Sage DRG program supports innovative and high-quality dissertation research projects that address questions relevant to RSF’s priority areas.

This program provides support to U.S.-based poverty scholars from low-income backgrounds to visit one of ten Poverty Centers located throughout the country.

Yao Lu has accepted an offer to join Princeton University's Department of Sociology as a Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the 2026 cohort.