The RedEd Africa Project

The RedEd Africa project, led by Laura Bisaillon, investigates the experiences of African exchange students in communist Romania in the 1960s.

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Care Economies in Context

Care and Climate Change

Caring Across Generations

Disability-Based Inequalities

Going Solar

Housing Assistance, Neighbourhood Change and Residential Mobility

Identification and Insecurity in the Data Economy

Investing in Inclusive and Sustainable Care: A Macroeconomic Approach to Understanding Care in Mongolia

Immigrant Integration and Health: Multidimensional and Cross-National Analyses over the Life Course

Inequality in Childcare: The Case of Nannies

Investigating the Interdependence of Attitudes Toward Social Groups

Gender, Migration, & The Work of Care

Trajectories of Mothers’ Breadwinning Responsibilities Over the Life Course

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Role of Time Use Data in Policymaking in Mongolia

21 May 2025

Project Lead(s)

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  Otgontugs Banzragch

  Researcher

Reports

Role of Time Use Data in Policy Making: Valuing Women’s Time and Care Work 

21 May 2025

Project Lead(s)

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  Maria Floro

  Researcher

• Mayra Buvinic

• Kelsey Ross

Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Unequal solar photovoltaic performance by race and income partly reflects financing models and installer choices

17 April 2025

Project Lead(s)

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  Fedor Dokshin

  Researcher

• Mircea Gherghina

• Benjamin Leffel

Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Who’s Doing the Housework and Childcare in America Now? Differential Convergence in Twenty-First-Century Gender Gaps in Home Tasks

24 February 2025

Project Lead(s)

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  Melissa Milkie

  Researcher

• Liana Sayer

• Kei Nomaguchi

• Hope Xu

Academic Books and Articles Journal Articles

Why Are So Many U.S. Mothers Becoming Their Family’s Primary Economic Support?

19 February 2025

Project Lead(s)

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  Joanna Pepin

  Researcher

• Kimberly McErlean

• Jennifer Glass

• R. Kelly Raley