Foundation Aid Study

Read the Institute's recommendations for improving New York State’s Foundation Aid education funding formula.
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RGVRC 2024 Annual Report

The Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium report details the research and activities of this diverse network in 2024, highlighting publications, grant funding, public and policy outreach, and media appearances.
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Stepping Away From the Benefits Cliff

This report looks at the policy environment for lowering employment barriers for people with disabilities in New York State.
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Balance of Payments Report

Our 2024 Balance of Payments report looks at the latest available data (2022) showing the differences between how much states gave to the federal government and how much they received in spending.
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SUNY's Economic Impact

SUNY is a key driver of the economic engine of New York State with an economic impact of $31.0 billion in AY 2020.
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Fostering Success at SUNY

An examination of the use and outcomes of the Foster Youth College Success Initiative (FYCSI) at SUNY.
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Leading on Lead

Read our report on Federal and New York State policies, funding, and implementation of lead service line replacement.
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Marijuana Opt-Out Tracker

View which municipalities have made the decision to opt out of adult-use marijuana dispensaries and/or on-site consumption lounges in their jurisdiction.
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From Our Researchers

RGVRC Member Highlight: Daniel Semenza

March 25, 2025

Learn more about the research of Dr. Daniel Semenza, a member of RGVRC, an associate professor in the Departments of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice and the Department of Urban-Global Public Health (School of Public Health) and director of research at the New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center at Rutgers University–Camden.

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Expanding the Empire State Child Credit: Considering the Research, Context, and Potential Outcomes

March 19, 2025

The proposed expansion of the tax credit has the possibility to positively affect New York families and reduce child poverty in the state based on research on previous expansions of EITCs and CTCs.

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