Economic mobility often hinges on factors such as race, neighborhood demographics and housing prices, not job growth, says research by John Friedman.

A new study by economist Anna Aizer examines fathers in teen pregnancies, noting they have lower levels of human capital and earnings.

The Opportunity Altas, published by economist John Friedman and colleagues, shows areas in RI that confirm the correlation between race and income.

The Gates Foundation commits $15M to Opportunity Insights, co-directed by economist John Friedman.

Big data research from economist John Friedman shows how neighborhoods matter for upward mobility.

Omar Galarraga's research shows the importance of addressing social determinants of health.

Zhenchao Qian's research on marriage in the U.S. finds previously married individuals are disadvantaged in the marriage market.

Matthew Kraft discusses the past, present, and future of teacher coaching.

Epidemiologist Mark Lurie says offering condoms in schools can make a difference in spread of STIs.

John Friedman aims for revitalization of the American Dream using big data and increasing upward mobility.