Cecilia Ayon

Awarded Grants

Grant

Sanctuary city policy: A mechanism for reducing inequalities by immigrant status in Latino children’s mental health

Do sanctuary city policies help protect the mental health of Latinx immigrant children and their parents?

Cecilia Ayon

University Of California At Riverside

2020 – 2023
$159,804

Articles & More

Blog Post

President’s Comment: Effective Programs are Not Enough, We Need Structural Change to Reduce Inequality

Since 2015, the William T. Grant Foundation has funded research on programs, policies, and practices that reduce inequality in youth outcomes. We have supported a diverse pool of highly accomplished researchers, ...

Adam Gamoran

President’s Comment: Effective Programs are Not Enough, We Need Structural Change to Reduce Inequality

Webinars

Webinar: Proposing Studies of Strategies to Address Structural Roots of Inequality

In this webinar, recorded on November 9, 2020, Program Officer Jenny Irons discusses the Foundation’s focus on reducing inequality and shares guidance for prospective applicants interested in studying strategies to address inequality’s structural roots. Irons is joined by ...

Foundation Staff

News

• Aug 10, 2020

Six New Research Grants to Build Theory and Evidence in our Focus Areas – Summer 2020

We are proud to announce six new research grants, including five to support studies on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and one to support a study on improving the use ...

Foundation Staff

The William T. Grant Foundation invests in high-quality research focused on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and improving the use of research evidence in decisions that affect young people in the United States.

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Funding

President’s Comment: Steadfast in Our Mission in Turbulent Times

Reimagining Criminal Justice to Uplift Urban Communities: A Conversation on the Rikers Island Longitudinal Study

“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families

Focus Areas

President’s Comment: Steadfast in Our Mission in Turbulent Times

Reimagining Criminal Justice to Uplift Urban Communities: A Conversation on the Rikers Island Longitudinal Study

“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families

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President’s Comment: Steadfast in Our Mission in Turbulent Times

Reimagining Criminal Justice to Uplift Urban Communities: A Conversation on the Rikers Island Longitudinal Study

“A little bit of cash may help”: Grantees pilot nation’s largest guaranteed income program for child welfare system-involved families

Awarded Grants

Sanctuary city policy: A mechanism for reducing inequalities by immigrant status in Latino children’s mental health

Articles & More

President’s Comment: Effective Programs are Not Enough, We Need Structural Change to Reduce Inequality

Webinar: Proposing Studies of Strategies to Address Structural Roots of Inequality

Six New Research Grants to Build Theory and Evidence in our Focus Areas – Summer 2020

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