Jason Fletcher

Awarded Grants

Grant

Understanding the Determinants and Consequences of Social Networks Among Immigrant Children and Adolescents

Do peer networks help reduce inequality in educational and socioeconomic outcomes for immigrant and non-immigrant students?

Jason Fletcher

University Of Wisconsin, Madison

2015 – 2018
$312,715

Grant

Mentoring and Career Development: 2013 Fletcher and Padrón

The William T. Grant Scholars Mentoring Grant was designed to support the professional development of William T. Grant Scholars and help more researchers of color reach higher levels on the career ladder.

Jason Fletcher

University Of Wisconsin, Madison

2013 – 2015
$85,000

Grant

Interconnected Contexts: The Interplay between Genetics and Social Settings in Youth Development

Can genetics explain why social policies, schools, and peers have different effects on different groups of youth?

Jason Fletcher

University Of Wisconsin, Madison

2012 – 2017
$350,000

Grant

Examining the Importance of Health Spillovers Between Siblings: Magnitudes and Mechanisms

How are healthy children’s development, education, and employment outcomes affected by a sibling’s chronic or severe health problems?

Barbara Wolfe

University Of Wisconsin-madison

2010 – 2014
$355,742

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

About

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

Understanding the Determinants and Consequences of Social Networks Among Immigrant Children and Adolescents

Mentoring and Career Development: 2013 Fletcher and Padrón

Interconnected Contexts: The Interplay between Genetics and Social Settings in Youth Development

Examining the Importance of Health Spillovers Between Siblings: Magnitudes and Mechanisms

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