Neighborhoods are more than just physical spaces—they are communities shaped by people, institutions, and the connections that bind them together. These relationships, along with access to resources, define neighborhoods and influence the lives and wellbeing of their residents.
On October 9, IPR held a research briefing on Capitol Hill to examine the persistent disparities in neighborhoods across the U.S. During the briefing, IPR director and sociologist Andrew Papachristos, IPR economist Kirabo Jackson, Johns Hopkins sociologist Stefanie DeLuca, and Stanford sociologist Sean Reardon explored how policies addressing housing, education, and public safety can help bridge the gap.
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