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P4A funds six new research projects to investigate impacts of child care, labor laws, health care, and civic inclusion on immigrants’ well-being
P4A is excited to announce six new research projects that will examine how federal, state, and local policies affect immigrant communities’ physical, economic, and social well-being.

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How does access to mental health services in shelters affect unhoused children in New York City?
By leveraging a unique Medicaid dataset, a new P4A study examines the intersection of child mental health, homelessness, and the shelter system in New York City. Researchers find that children in shelters were more likely to receive mental health support, and families in shelters with on-site mental health services for children were more likely to stay longer.

Guaranteed Income and Health Equity
This month, we highlight a collection of work exploring guaranteed income programs, including narrative framing, case studies from across the US, and lessons learned. This work highlights the importance of centering equity in guaranteed income programs and their preliminary outcomes.

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A Window of Opportunity to Frame the Guaranteed Income Narrative
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Empowering Black Mothers Through the Multnomah Mother’s Trust
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Universal Cash Assistance for Low-Income Families Through Rise Up Cambridge
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Championing Guaranteed Income for Unhoused People Through the Denver Basic Income Project
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Guaranteed Income Pilot Programs: Lessons Learned and Pathways Forward

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P4A in the media: For many families, mental illness can make the holidays harder
This fall, Rita Hamad at the University of California, San Francisco, was featured in the Boston Globe referencing her P4A research on the federal child tax credit’s impact on mental health.
Community corner
Evidence for Action published a blog post on Inside Philanthropy called
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“Beyond the Binary of Trust-Based vs. Strategic Philanthropy,” which outlines their process while developing their latest call for proposals focused on Indigenous-led solutions to advance health equity.

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