Grantmaking
See the innovative research we’ve supported and discover opportunities for collaboration. Each grant represents our commitment to evidence-based solutions that promote broadly shared prosperity.
Research Economic Inequality With Us
282 Results
$75,000
Quantifying the effects of energy transitions on the U.S. labor market and implications for the Inflation Reduction Act
2025
$75,000
How Do Place-Based Policies Affect People? Lessons and Implications for the Inflation Reduction Act
2025
$67,346
The Economic Effects of Clean Energy Manufacturing Provisions in the Inflation Reduction Act: Evidence from the Solar Supply Chain
2025
Grantees: Todd Gerarden (opens in a new tab)
$70,000
IRA Subsides for EVs, Import Tariffs, and Domestic Industry
2025
$48,000
Competitive Implications of Generative AI Terms & Conditions: An Empirical Study
2025
$80,000
Tracking Generative AI Adoption at Work
2025
$62,149
AI in telecommunications and game development: The role of worker voice in management strategy and job quality
2025
$70,000
Bringing Worker Voice into the Development, Design, and Use of AI: A Case Study of the Labor Management Partnership at Kaiser Permanente
2025
$70,000
AI and Middle Class Mobility at the California Department of Motor Vehicles
2025
$15,000
Market Power in Homebuilding and the U.S. Housing Shortage
2025
Grantees: Anna Croley (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
Empirical Evaluations of Child Care Subsidy Policies
2025
Grantees: Serena Goldberg (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
Determinants of Irregular Worker Schedules
2025
Grantees: Whitney Zhang (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
The Distribution of Federally-Insured Mortgages: 1935-1975 Evidence from Local Land Records
2025
Grantees: Omer Ali (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
Corporate Governance and Labor Market Outcomes
2025
Grantees: Andrew Baker (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
Unlocking Opportunity: The Long-Term Effects of EITC-Led Migration on Families and Intergenerational Mobility
2025
Grantees: Jacob Bastian (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
Supply Chain Resilience and Economic Growth: Evidence from Global Shipping Disruptions
2025
Grantees: Diego Känzig (opens in a new tab)
$80,000
COVID-19 Relief Funding and the Child Care Workforce
2024
$30,000
The Distributional Effects of Firm Productivity Changes: Evidence from U.S. Linked Worker-Owner Data
2024
Grantees: Samuel Young (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
Labor Market Collusion through Common Leadership
2024
Grantees: Elena Prager (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
Big Daycare: The Impact of Private Equity-Owned Child Care Businesses on the Market for Early Care and Education
2024
Grantees: Jessica H. Brown (opens in a new tab)
$30,000
The Highway to Displacement: Interstate 10 and Black Communities in New Orleans
2024
Grantees: Jhacova Williams (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
Skill and spatial mismatch in the energy transition
2024
Grantees: Eleanor Krause (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
The Distributional Consequences of Private Equity
2024
Grantees: Jordan Richmond (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
Causes and Consequences of Incomplete Unemployment Insurance Take-Up
2024
Grantees: Brendan Moore (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
Worker Led Lawsuits: The Effects of California’s Private Attorney Generals Act
2024
Grantees: Kassandra Hernandez (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
The Effects of Participating in Multiple Safety Net Programs on Family Well-Being
2024
Grantees: Neil Cholli (opens in a new tab)
$15,000
The Effect of Wealth on Descendants of the Enslaved
2024
Grantees: Micah Villarreal (opens in a new tab)
$97,200
Cash Grants to Firms as Counter-Cyclical Policy: Evidence from $125 Million in Lottery Awards
2024
$75,260
Employment Effects of the Employee Retention Tax Credit
2024
Grantees: Brandon Enriquez (opens in a new tab)
$80,000
Evaluating the Labor Market Effects of Short-Time Compensation in California
2024
Grantees: Till von Wachter (opens in a new tab)
Research Economic Inequality With Us
We fund research examining how economic inequality affects economic growth and stability, with attention to how inequality impacts different demographic groups. We support studies that identify the causes of inequality and analyze how public policies influence the inequality-growth relationship.