Harvard University

Daniel Schneider

Awarded Grants

Grant

Mentoring and Career Development: 2020 Schneider and Logan

With this grant, Schneider will learn to grow mentoring relationships that foster the development of students’ independent research agendas.
Daniel Schneider
Harvard University
2020 – 2022
$59,985
Grant

Unstable and Unpredictable Work Schedules and Child Development: Descriptive and Quasi-Experimental Evidence

What are the effects of having a parent who works a low-wage job with an unstable and unpredictable work schedule on child health and well-being? Are policies designed to reduce work schedule instability and unpredictability effective?
Daniel Schneider
Harvard University
2018 – 2023
$350,000

Articles & More

News
  •  Aug 10, 2020

2020 Mentoring Grants to Support Junior Researchers of Color

Two research grantees and two William T. Grant Scholars have been awarded grants to support their development as mentors to junior researchers of color. The awardees will mentor promising doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows in enhancing their methodological skills, publication ...
Foundation Staff
2020 Mentoring Grants to Support Junior Researchers of Color
Blog Post

Close to the edge: Service workers and their children at the front lines of a crisis

As the shock of the current health and economic crisis takes a heavy toll on millions of Americans employed in the service sector, we must remember that millions of children are also vulnerable to dire consequences.
Daniel Schneider
 and Kristen Harknett
Close to the edge: Service workers and their children at the front lines of a crisis

Daniel Schneider is a PI on 2 grants to Harvard University; an author on 1 blog post; and is mentioned in 1 news article.

Bio
Daniel Schneider is a Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. As Co-Director of The Shift Project, his current research focuses on how precarious and unpredictable work schedules affects household economic security and worker and family health and wellbeing.

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