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Evidence from the HOPE VI Program

Join us for three collective reading and study sessions exploring, Creating High-Opportunity Neighborhoods: Evidence from the HOPE VI Program, a 2026 report published by economist Raj Chetty and Opportunity Insights.

Events in this collection

  • Collective Study Hour: Key Findings primary image

    Collective Study Hour: Key Findings

    Fri 2 Oct, 12:00

    Free

  • Collective Study Hour: Mapping Our Connections primary image

    Collective Study Hour: Mapping Our Connections

    Fri 9 Oct, 12:00

    Free

  • Collective Study Hour: Shaping the Narrative primary image

    Collective Study Hour: Shaping the Narrative

    Sun 18 Oct, 12:00

    Free

  • Raj Chetty in Conversation primary image

    Raj Chetty in Conversation

    Mon 26 Oct, 17:30

    From $0.00

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