UC Davis Center for Poverty & Inequality Research

Dr. Brittany Chambers Butcher’s CARE (Community Strategies to Advance Reproductive Justice and Equity) Lab was selected to participate in UC Davis Crowd Fund this October to support research focused on advancing Black Maternal Health. We are asking our community to join together in giving back to support this important mission.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be a part of the movement! Learn more here: Give Now!

Community Strategies to Advance Reproductive Justice and Equity (CARE) Lab Please make a gift today!

Check out this UC Davis crowdfunding campaign on the impacts of inequality on child health in India — powerful work by Center affiliate Paul Hastings and his team.

Study: Impacts of inequality on child health in India Please make a gift today!

🌐🌱⚕️ On Saturday, May 7 and are hosting UC Global Health Day 2022 in-person and virtually. This day-long collaborative conference showcases the innovative research and initiatives occurring across the and celebrates the theme of Centering in .

For tickets, go to tinyurl.com/UCGHD2022

UC Global Health Day 2022: Centering Social Justice in Community Health UC Global Health Day 2022 will be held on Saturday, May 7th at the University of California, Santa Cruz!

Join us this afternoon at 3:30pm for a seminar presented by UC Davis's Anne Visser and Martin Kenney. Registration information on our website.

The Digital Ag Revolution: Implications for Labor, Sustainability, and Growth | November 19, 2021 | 3:30-4:30pm - Center for Poverty and Inequality Research Anne Visser and Martin Kenney, UC Davis

Our next seminar is tomorrow, November 5th from 3:10-4:00pm. CPIR Affiliate Drew Halfmann will be presenting. Register for Zoom meeting details.

Presidential Framing of Health Inequality from FDR to Trump | November 5, 2021 | 3:10-4:00pm - Center for Poverty and Inequality Research Drew Halfmann, UC Davis

Visiting Scholars Program Spring 2022 Call for Applications – Due 12/13/2021, 11:59 PM – INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH ON POVERTY – UW–Madison Visiting Scholars Program Spring 2022 Call for Applications – Due 12/13/2021, 11:59 PM Posted on October 28, 2021 Application Deadline: December 13, 2021, 11:59 p.m. View/download PDF version of the Call About the Program The Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP) at the University of Wisconsin.....

Big News! "The UC Davis Center for Poverty and Inequality Research recently received a $353,421 federal grant to launch a program to help up-and-coming poverty scholars get their careers off to a strong start." Read more about this exciting program in partnership with Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP)

UC Davis to Host Mentoring Institute for Early Career Poverty Researchers - Center for Poverty and Inequality Research CPIR Awarded Grant, Deputy Director Jacob Hibel to lead mentoring insitute

New funding opportunity from Healthy Eating Research aimed at funding research on how COVID-19-related relief and recovery policies and programs impact child health and well-being. Learn more and apply. https://poverty.ucdavis.edu/announcement/new-funding-opportunity-healthy-eating-research

Congratulations to affiliate Professor Lisa Pruitt on this honor!

Congratulations to Professor Lisa Pruitt, who received the Excellence in Research Award from the Rural Sociological Society this past weekend. Way to go, Professor Pruitt! Read more:
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The Institute for Research on Poverty (IRP) and University of Kentucky Center for Poverty Research are cohosting the "Tax Policy For Low-Income Americans” web conference next Friday, August 27, from 1-4:15pm EDT/12-3:15pm CDT/10am – 12:15pm PDT. Registration link and more details below.

Tax Policy For Low-income Americans Web Conference - Center for Poverty and Inequality Research The “Tax Policy For Low-Income Americans” web conference brings together scholars to discuss new research on the EITC and ...

Affiliate J. Paul Leigh just published a literature review in Economics & Human Biology about the relationship between minimum wage and health. Dr. Leigh finds the new minimum wage improves mental health. Read more in this month's Economics & Human Biology.

New paper by affiliate J. Paul Leigh published in Economics & Human Biology - Center for Poverty and Inequality Research Economics & Human Biology | July 8, 2021