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03.14.2024

Racial/ethnic inequity in the 100 largest metro areas

What the Child Opportunity Index 3.0 teaches us about racial/ethnic inequities in neighborhood opportunity

03.14.2024

Child opportunity and adult outcomes

How neighborhood opportunity shapes adult life expectancy and socioeconomic mobility

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