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Aggregated admin data as a public good.

I learned at SOLE, Abigail Wozniak’s presentation, about IDAA:

👉precise quantiles of the US income distribution by granular groups: geography, race/ethnicity, age, sex, place of birth.

(Tax+Census data)

I'm headed to #SOLE in PDX to talk about the new IDDA resource from Minneapolis Fed, Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute, and U.S. Census Bureau.

I'll spare you interacting with the app. It's 10 AM Saturday, with three oustanding session partners. 👇

Today, we are proud to introduce the #JusticeOutcomesExplorer ! JOE is a publicly available data dashboard that provides a fresh glimpse into how the criminal justice system touches the lives of millions of Americans every year: joe.cjars.org [1/10] 🧵

“If you had told me at the beginning of my Ph.D. that this is the job I would have, I would have told you, ‘This is perfect.’” Visiting scholar Sheridan Fuller Federal Reserve describes his path to public service: bit.ly/3vTxVmX

Are you looking for good news this Friday? Check this out.

This is good news for these scholars, but even better news for the Federal Reserve. We're looking forward to learning from them!

Huge thanks to afogli001 & team for their work on this 🎉

Deadline coming up next week 👇👇👇

ICYMI: Watch Director Abigail Wozniak present “Granular Income Inequality and Mobility using Income Distributions and Dynamics in America” at NBER Race, Ethnicity, and Economic Statistics for the 21st Century conference: bit.ly/3vgjVDz

It's jobs day, but... it's also Day One of competition at the ND Grand Forks FIRST Robotics Regional! 🎉

Go Millerbots!

I’ve been trying to make this happen in one form or another for almost 7 yrs and it’s finally out. Data on income inequality & mobility within detailed demographic groups, nationally and at the state level, designed with researchers and the public in mind. minneapolisfed.org/institute/inco…

Yes, but the point is that you don't go check EJMR straight after this presentation.
That you don't go check it at all, ever again.

Appreciated my colleague Kondo's words here. Thanks for covering this, Kavita Kumar.

William Spriggs, advisor to the Minneapolis Fed who criticized how economists approach race, dies at 68 startribune.com/bill-spriggs-e…

Rest in Peace, Dr. William E. Spriggs.

You were a pillar of the NEAEcon and broader economics community. You will be sorely missed.

Condolences and much strength to the Spriggs family and the Howard Economics Howard University community.

Bill taught us all great lessons in how to respond thoughtfully, forcefully, and in the moment.

Here's what I wrote yesterday morning about my time working with him.

Grateful this page could feature a number of his contributions.

minneapolisfed.org/article/2023/m…

NEA mourns the passing of Dr. Bill Spriggs

Today is tough day. We lost a pillar of our department, Howard University and the economic profession. A mentor to countless and an advocate for all.
William E. Spriggs we are forever indebted to your leadership.

Please keep the Spriggs family in your thoughts.

Report by The Upshot digs into demographics of who moves and where in US. Director Abigail Wozniak: “This is about choice, and who has choices.' nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Deadline to submit to the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute's fall research conference is ONE MONTH away!

If you are FRS affiliated or have been a visitor, apply to our main day. If you are early career (any affiliation), apply to our paper development day. Or maybe you're a fit for both!