Hispanic Research Center
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The National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families is a research hub to improve the lives of low-income Latino families. RTs/follows ≠ endorsements.
Joined December 2013
The Center released a funding opportunity that will provide doctoral students and early career scholars with up to $2,850 to cover expenses related to professional development or research activities. Apply by August 18. #EmScholars #PhdLife.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Emerging scholars studying #poverty, economic well-being, & #ECE among Hispanic children & families should apply to the Center’s professional development grant program by August 18 at 5 p.m. EST. #EmScholars #Grants.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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The application period for our 2025 Professional Development Grant for Emerging Scholars Studying Poverty, Economic Well-Being, and Early Care & Education Among Hispanic Children & Families is nearly over. Apply by 8/18 at 5 p.m. EST. #PhDlife.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Extended Deadline: Apply by Aug. 18 for our 2025 grant supporting early-career scholars studying poverty, economic well-being, and #ECE among Hispanic children and families.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Great news! We've extended the deadline for our 2025 #EMScholars grant to Aug. 18 at 5 p.m. EST, and we’re awarding up to 5 additional grants for research on Hispanic children & families. Don’t miss out!
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Deadline Extended! Emerging scholars studying poverty, #ECE, or economic well-being among Hispanic children & families now have until Aug. 18 to apply for our 2025 grant program. PLUS: We’re awarding up to 5 additional grants!
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Two weeks left to apply! Apply by 8/13 to our 2025 Professional Development Grant for Emerging Scholars Studying Poverty, Economic Well-being, and Early Care & Education among Hispanic Children & Families.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Our new brief reviews state-level policy strategies that can widen or narrow the range of low-income working families who qualify for child care subsidies to support their employment and economic self-sufficiency. Learn more:
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Read our new brief to learn how eligibility-related policies and practices selected by state #CCDF lead agencies shape which families qualify for child care subsidies and how much support they can access to sustain work and self-sufficiency.
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The application period for our 2025 Professional Development Grant for Emerging Scholars Studying Poverty, Economic Well-Being, and Early Care & Education among Hispanic Children & Families is nearly over. Apply by 8/13 at 5 p.m. EST. #PhDlife.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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Emerging scholars studying #poverty, economic well-being, & #ECE among Hispanic children & families should apply to the Center’s new grant program by August 13, at 5 p.m. EST. #EmScholars #Grants.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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The Center released a funding opportunity that will provide doctoral students and early career scholars with up to $2,850 to cover expenses related to professional development or research activities. Apply by August 13. #EmScholars #PhdLife.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
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1 in 4 Hispanic kids with low incomes live in crowded housing. Children in crowded housing tend to experience worse outcomes than other children across several aspects of #health and well-being. Learn more about the data and solutions in our datapoint:
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Read our latest data point to learn about the prevalence of crowded housing among Hispanic children and how states are using programs like #TANF to help ease housing stress for families: #ChildWellbeing.
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More than one in four children are Hispanic children in families with low incomes live in crowded housing.
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Funding Opportunity! The Center just opened a call for applications for a #professionaldevelopment grant for #PhD students and early career scholars whose research focuses on poverty, economic well-being, & #ECE. Apply by 8/13. #EmScholars #Grants.
hispanicresearchcenter.org
The Center will provide awards of up to $2,850 for professional development or as seed funds to support research activities.
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More than 1 in 4 Hispanic children in families with low incomes live in crowded housing. Learn more in our latest data point. #Housing
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Our latest datapoint shows that, irrespective of their family incomes, one in five Hispanic children live in crowded housing. Discover more data on crowded housing and how it affects Hispanic families, now:
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More than one in four children are Hispanic children in families with low incomes live in crowded housing.
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Findings from our brief seek to inform #ECE research and policy to inform efforts to retain and promote ECE providers—especially among Hispanic center-based educators.
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Learn about the well-being of the Hispanic ECE workforce and how ECE programs may play a role in their well-being (or “wellness”).
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Discover insights on the implementation practices and experiences reported by child care subsidy program staff that may help explain lower CCDF subsidy coverage for Latino children in New York.
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