New study highlights link between eviction rates and gun violence
Research from UChicago underlines the protective qualities of social cohesion in disadvantaged neighborhoods
Higher air pollution in low-income areas affects early childhood development
New study focuses on the intersection of neighborhood effects and environmental health
Access Woes Persist for Students of Lesser Means
<p>Report suggests that students from lower socioeconomic classes still have lower rates of higher education enrollment than their wealthier peers</p>
Battling economic inequality in the classroom
Tinker Visiting Professor Ricardo Paes de Barros gives students tools to tackle poverty, social inequality, and social policy.
Greg Holden
Micere Keels
Title: Professor, Department of Comparative Human Development; Founding Director, The TREP Project
Expertise: At-risk youth, Inequality and poverty
Departmental website: https://humdev.uchicago.edu/directory/micere-keels