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Join the Urban Institute and the Jain Family Institute for an event exploring key insights on the American Rescue Plan Act's expanded Child Tax Credit (CTC). The event will begin with the perspectives of CTC beneficiaries reached through enrollment campaigns in Tulsa, Oklahoma

The paper explores the cross-section of the student debt crisis and key accountability measures under discussion in the Dept. of Ed’s ongoing negotiated rulemaking process, synthesizing data on the student loan portfolio, institutional diversity, borrowing and repayment metrics

Orange County United Way hosts a "Keeping it Real OC" dialogue with a panel of experts, including JFI's Director of Research Sidhya Balakrishnan, to learn about the opportunities available for vulnerable families to build financial strength.

Some academics and policymakers argue that the expanded Child Tax Credit will disincentive work; this report points out the weak evidence base for parents quitting work

JFI Research Session with Professor Anton Korinek, drawing on his work on AI systems and governance

The HudsonUP Basic Income Pilot has completed one year of payments to its initial 25-person cohort; one recipient shares his story with The Economist

Sahm’s new research area contributes to the current sea change in macroeconomic policy, providing tools and frameworks on employment and inflation

Nuñez's comments are informed by microsimulation work with Jack Landry on the impacts of the expanded Child Tax Credit

An event from the Applied Macroeconomics and Econometrics Center (AMEC) of the New York Fed

"Homeownership and Student Debt" is the eighth post in JFI's Millennial Student Debt project

Stephen Nuñez speaks on what we know, and what we don't, from guaranteed income pilots

"Assessing Non-Filer Rates," JFI's first microsimulation brief, in testimony to Select Subcommittee Committee on the Coronavirus Crisis

JFI's microsimulations provide rapid analysis in response to federal policy debates about the Child Tax Credit

Featured in the Washington Post, Vox, Bloomberg and elsewhere, Sahm discusses short-run inflation, changing Fed policy, and monetary policy trends

The eighth report in JFI’s student debt project, the research explores links between rising student debt and declining homeownership over the past decade

Jack Landry and Stephen Nuñez publish ten-year CTC full refundability estimates, illustrating compromise proposals that retain CTC poverty impacts with space for other social programs

JFI Senior Fellow Leah Hamilton presents early results of the five-year basic income pilot in Hudson, NY with effects on wellbeing, relationships, employment

Hourlong session on Friday, Nov 19 at 3pm ET

Microsimulation work from Jack Landry and Stephen Nuñez shows significant child poverty reductions

A brief overview of a JFI report that explores the macroeconomic effects of regular cash transfers, such as the new Child Tax Credit (CTC)