Our Spring 2022 HHF Seminars will be held in-person in 1199 Nancy Nicholas Hall and virtually via Zoom. Click HERE for Zoom link and meeting invitation.
With over 50 faculty affiliates across departments at UW-Madison, as well as more than 50 fellows at other institutions throughout the nation, The Center for Financial Security is pleased to provide a platform for sharing some of the most exciting and innovative early stage research in the household finance realm. Join us every Thursday of the academic year for a seminar from 3:45-4:45 pm for this multi-disciplinary exploration of household finance research.
Spring 2022 Speaker Calendar
January 27: Corina Mommaerts, Naoki Aizawa, and Stephanie Rennane, Exploring Worker and Firm Characteristics that Drive Use of Accommodation for Workers with Disabilities
February 3: CFS hosts information session on Year Five of the RDRC
February 10: Katie Fitzpatrick and Keisha Solomon, Health, Health Insurance, and Financial Security
February 17: Mary Hamman, Stephanie Robert, Gargi Chaudhuri, and Milanika Turner, The Geography of Long-Term Care: Implications for SSI and Understanding Disparities in Living Arrangements Among Older Adults
February 24: Timothy Smeeding, Madelaine L’Esperance, and Jevay Grooms, Social Security Interactions with Child Tax Credit Expansion
March 3: Lawrence M. Berger, J. Michael Collins, and Hilary Shager, The Power of Linked Administrative Data: Understanding Racial and Ethnic Differences in SSA and Means-Tested Benefit Receipt and Their Anti-Poverty Effects for Children in Multi-generational Families
March 10:Molly Costanzo and Lisa Klein Vogel, All in the Family: Parents of Children with Disabilities and Retirement
March 24: Megan Doherty Bea, Family Proximity and Co-Residence in Retirement: Heterogeneity in Residential Changes Across Older Adults’ Economic and Care Contexts
March 31: Chris Herbert, Jennifer Molinsky, Samara Scheckler, and Bonnie Albright, Household Composition, Resource Use and the Resilience of Older Adults Aging in Community During COVID-19
April 7: Erik Hembre, Housing for SSI Recipients: Expenditures, Quality, and Trends
April 14: Katie Jajtner and Yang Wang, The Effect of Public Policies on Work Disability
April 21: Cliff A. Robb, Mari DeLiema, and Steve Wendel, Enhancing Trust in the Social Security Administration and E-Government Among People Targeted by Fraud
April 28: Sebastian Jilke, Pamela Herd, and Donald Moynihan, The Downstream Health Effects of SSI Take-up Among Older Adults
May 5: Stephanie Moulton, Meta Brown, J. Michael Collins, Donald Haurin, and Cäzilia Loibl, The COVID-19 Pandemic and Older Adults’ Employment and Economic Security: Insights from Earnings and Credit Panel Data
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