by Nicole Bonomini | Feb 19, 2026 | Announcements, Publications
by Fernanda Pires, Michigan News Bureaucratic hurdles and racial disparities restrict access to victim compensation for adult survivors of sexual assault, deepen justice system inequities and compound trauma. The absence of police verification of a crime is the...
by Nicole Bonomini | Dec 10, 2025 | Announcements, Publications
by Fernanda Pires, Michigan News A University of Michigan study showed that low U.S. fertility has led to gains in pay equity. Eight percent of the narrowing gender pay gap came from women having fewer children. The findings arrive amid a growing pronatalist push from...
by Nicole Bonomini | Dec 3, 2025 | Announcements, Publications
by Jared Wadley, Michigan News Local governments are responsible for many services people rely on daily, like schools, parks and public safety. But the money available to pay for these services depends heavily on how much taxable property wealth sits inside each city...
by Nicole Bonomini | Dec 6, 2024 | Publications
A new study revealed that a decline in the number of children among U.S. employees has played a significant role in reducing the gender pay gap. Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics Director Alexandra Killewald and Harvard University PhD Candidate in Sociology Nino...
by Nicole Bonomini | Aug 13, 2024 | Publications
A new study by Stone Center Assistant Research Professor Joe LaBriola published in the journal Social Problems reveals that housing market appreciation has significantly contributed to the widening wealth gap between White and Black households over the past four...
by Nicole Bonomini | Jul 31, 2024 | Announcements, Publications
Social transfer programs have significant geographic differences in spending that help to reduce income gaps between rich and poor regions of the United States, according to new University of Michigan research. The study, published in Social Service Review, shows that...
