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Feb 12, 2025

Contingent Fees and Access to Justice

This article examines tort litigation by plaintiff's income and race, supporting the idea that contingent fees enable poorer individuals to file and win claims at rates comparable to wealthier counterparts, thus enhancing legal equity.
Research

Feb 10, 2025

The Importance of Neighborhood Offending Networks for Gun Violence and Firearm Availability

Uses network analysis to model changes in patterns of gun violence and crime gun recoveries in New York City between 2010 and 2015.
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Dec 2, 2024

Referrals and Black-White Coronary Heart Disease Treatment Disparities: A Qualitative Study of Primary Care Physician Perspectives

This qualitative study used semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions to understand how primary care physicians (PCPs) make specialty referrals and how referrals may contribute to treatment disparities.
Research

Nov 4, 2024

Policing Neighborhood Boundaries and the Racialized Social Control of Spaces

This article examines how patterns of police stops vary along the boundaries that separate New York City neighborhoods, particularly those that differ in racial composition.
Research

Aug 7, 2024

Enhancing Support for Asian American Communities Facing Hate Incidents: Community Survey Results from Los Angeles and New York City

The authors conducted a survey to provide community-based organizations with insights to enhance outreach and raise awareness of their services to Asian and Asian American people who have faced an increase in anti-Asian hate incidents.
Research Summary

Dec 29, 2023

Resources for Organizations Serving Youth Exiting Foster Care

RAND researchers created an online directory of public funding sources for organizations providing critical services to youth exiting foster care and identified gaps in funding, as well as barriers and facilitators to accessing funding.
Research

Dec 22, 2023

Understanding the Landscape of Public Funding for Organizations Serving Transition-Age Foster Youth

RAND researchers created an online directory of public funding sources for organizations providing critical services to youth exiting foster care and identified gaps in funding, as well as barriers and facilitators to accessing funding.
Article

Nov 10, 2023

How New York City Can Make Housing More Affordable

With few vacancies, rents in New York City have become some of the most unaffordable in the world. People with subsidized housing vouchers often have nowhere to go to use them. Housing production is a critical part of any solution to housing affordability—in New York and elsewhere.
Nov 9, 2023

RAND Review: November-December 2023

Features explore the use of psychedelics to address depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, and substance use disorders among veterans, and the prevalence of food insecurity among active-duty military families and veterans.
Sep 18, 2023

Connections to Care (C2C)

The Connections to Care (C2C) program integrates mental health supports into social service agencies working with low-income New Yorkers. RAND researchers assessed the cost and impact of C2C and made recommendations for effective and efficient implementation.
Press

Aug 16, 2023

Six Strategies to Boost Affordable Housing in NY Could Aid Creation of 300,000 New Units Over a Decade

Six policies aimed boosting residential housing construction in New York City could spark the production of roughly 300,000 additional new housing units over a decade.
Research

Aug 16, 2023

Supporting Housing Affordability in New York City Through Increased Housing Production: A Policy Brief

In this report, the authors address the issue of housing affordability in New York City through a specific focus on the role that broadly increasing the supply of housing can play in increasing affordability.

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Enhancing Support for Asian Americans Facing Hate Incidents

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Contingent Fees and Access to Justice

The Importance of Neighborhood Offending Networks for Gun Violence and Firearm Availability

Referrals and Black-White Coronary Heart Disease Treatment Disparities: A Qualitative Study of Primary Care Physician Perspectives

Policing Neighborhood Boundaries and the Racialized Social Control of Spaces

Enhancing Support for Asian American Communities Facing Hate Incidents: Community Survey Results from Los Angeles and New York City

Resources for Organizations Serving Youth Exiting Foster Care

Understanding the Landscape of Public Funding for Organizations Serving Transition-Age Foster Youth

How New York City Can Make Housing More Affordable

RAND Review: November-December 2023

Connections to Care (C2C)

Six Strategies to Boost Affordable Housing in NY Could Aid Creation of 300,000 New Units Over a Decade

Supporting Housing Affordability in New York City Through Increased Housing Production: A Policy Brief

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Enhancing Support for Asian Americans Facing Hate Incidents

How New York City Can Make Housing More Affordable

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Contingent Fees and Access to Justice

The Importance of Neighborhood Offending Networks for Gun Violence and Firearm Availability

Referrals and Black-White Coronary Heart Disease Treatment Disparities: A Qualitative Study of Primary Care Physician Perspectives

Policing Neighborhood Boundaries and the Racialized Social Control of Spaces

Enhancing Support for Asian American Communities Facing Hate Incidents: Community Survey Results from Los Angeles and New York City

Resources for Organizations Serving Youth Exiting Foster Care

Understanding the Landscape of Public Funding for Organizations Serving Transition-Age Foster Youth

How New York City Can Make Housing More Affordable

RAND Review: November-December 2023

Connections to Care (C2C)

Six Strategies to Boost Affordable Housing in NY Could Aid Creation of 300,000 New Units Over a Decade

Supporting Housing Affordability in New York City Through Increased Housing Production: A Policy Brief

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