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A Talk on Housing Mobility, Neighborhood Effects, and Place-Based Policies with Harvard Professor Lawrence Katz

February 10, 2025 17879

The 2025 College and University Fund Lecture Series is an initiative by the Social Science Research Council (SSRC) to explore the many successful research collaborations between federal, state, and local government agencies and faculty in SSRC’s university consortium. These talks bring together researchers and government agents to highlight the importance of government efficiency and delivering on the promise of government innovation.

On February 27, 2025, Harvard professor Lawrence Katz will be speaking in this lecture series on his work in three groundbreaking projects: Moving to Opportunity, Creating Moves to Opportunity, and HOPE VI revitalization grants. Each project exemplifies Katz’s commitment to learning how public housing policy can effectively support economic opportunity for all people. To learn more and register for this talk, please follow this link.

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