Congratulations to Jennifer Candipan for being a recipient of a Russell Sage Foundation Presidential Grant (“Widening Disparities in Changing Places: The Relationship between Changing Racial Demographics of Neighborhoods and Racial Disparities in School Discipline”).
Congratulations to David Lindstrom as the Co-investigator (with Silvia Giorguli) of an R01 research award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for the Mesoamerican Migration Project (MMP) to collect public use survey data on migration to the United States in 36 communities in Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras over a five year period.
Congratulations to Emily Rauscher for being a recipient of a Russell Sage Foundation Grant (“Hidden Money: School-Supporting Non-Profit Funds and Rising Inequality”).
Congratulations to Esha Sraboni for successfully defending her dissertation entitled, “A Fraught Project of “Modernity”: Sexual Violence, Law, and Gender Justice in Bangladesh.”
Congratulations to Anindita Adhikari for successfully defending her dissertation entitled, “Shikayat to Jawabdehi: Redeeming Rights and Democratizing the Local State in India.”
Congratulations to Karolina Dos Santos for successfully defending her dissertation entitled, “Wards of Action: Fantasy and Social Change in Newark, New Jersey.”
Congratulations to Shanelle Haile for successfully defending her dissertation entitled, “Migrants in the Marketplace: Black American Diasporization and Homemaking in Ghana.”
Congratulations to Haoming Song for successfully defending his dissertation entitled, “Family Inequality: The Social Organization of Family Life among Sexual Minorities.”
