Center for financial security retirement and disability research consortium

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
RDR23000005
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$9,578,973

Award facts

Assistance listing
96.007 Social Security Research and Demonstration
Completion date 61% complete
Funding
  • $8,511,579.00 Federal
  • $1,067,394.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Wisconsin, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $3,836,121 $194,342
Amendment $348,219 $279,782
Amendment $348,219 $279,782
Amendment $1,989,510 $156,744
Original award $1,989,510 $156,744

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
University Of California Irvine The specific aims of this project are: Aim 1: Estimate the impacts of PSL mandates on SSI/SSDI participa-tion. We will use difference-in-differences methods and… $195,305
National Opinion Research Center To enrich and contextualize the quantitative results, we plan to conduct a series of formative, semi-structured in-depth interviews with parents of children… $149,237
San Diego State University Foundation Aim 1: To document trends, patterns, and disparities in OASI/SSI/ SSDI benefit receipt among LGB individuals vs. non-LGB individuals, including populations with… $194,055
Research Foundation Of The City University Of New York Specific Aims: Aim 1: Describe coverage and use of leave by older workers and people reporting disability. Aim 2: Identify the impact of Paid Family and Medical… $45,000
University System Of New Hampshire Addressing the lack of knowledge of the context for SSI recipients’ limited participation in ABLE accounts, this mixed-methods study aims to: 1.… $158,551
Wayne State University Dr. Bakari Wallace is an Assistant Professor at Wayne State University. His research focuses on how racial-structural paradigms like antiblackness shape the… $58,909
University Of South Carolina This project will apply a community-informed mixed-methods approach to advance our under-standing of how Long COVID impacts working-age adults. First, using… $234,244
University Of Washington In this project, we would assess various place-specific factors and their possible link with disability prevalence, SSDI/SSI applications, and SSDI/SSI receipt,… $130,079
The Ohio State University This mixed methods study examines the financial consequences of a partner’s death in older age with particular attention to the dynamics contributing… $184,799
Kean University We propose to shed light on three SSA focal areas of interest. We will provide new evidence on why there are disparities in disability and SSI program… $121,088
The Regents Of The University Of California While this study focuses on long COVID, its findings can benefit many patient populations with overlapping symptoms such as chronic fatigue syndrome,… $41,250
The University Of Mississippi This fellowship project investigates the influence of place on decision-making and administrative burden in the SSDI/SSI application processes and, in… $45,000
The Regents Of The University Of California While this study focuses on long COVID, its findings can benefit many patient populations with overlapping symptoms such as chronic fatigue syndrome,… $3,750
Howard University Recruitment and Outreach • Develop a pipeline for future researchers, projects, students and faculty, particularly from MSIs via UW RDRC training programs… $105,732
The University Of Kentucky Research Foundation This project will identify how the rent, mortgage, and utility cost savings or expense attributable to living in a shared household may either mitigate or… $146
San Diego State University Foundation The Social Insurance Research Fellowship (SURF) program at SDSU will offer an intensive applied economic research experience on social insurance policy for… $95,296
Montana State University Technical Research Reviews • Review initial proposals for annual SSA cooperative agreement submission and fellowship program applications, provide… $16,214
Howard University Recruitment and Outreach • Develop a pipeline for future researchers, projects, students and faculty, particularly from MSIs via UW RDRC training programs… $33,896
The Ohio State University Our first aim is to construct a new panel data set that links individual-level clinical diabetes patient data with quarterly wage earnings and credit data. Only… $186,523
San Diego State University Foundation Aim 1: To produce the first estimates of the effects of local COVID-19 pandemic shocks on take-up (and timing of take-up) of Social Security benefits, including… $209,997
University Of North Texas The goal of this project is three-fold. First, it aims to study how changes in SNAP asset limits affect the older low-income population’s eligibility and… $127,950
Montana State University Technical Research Reviews • Review initial proposals for annual SSA cooperative agreement submission and fellowship program applications, provide… $32,425
The University Of Kentucky Research Foundation This project will identify how the rent, mortgage, and utility cost savings or expense attributable to living in a shared household may either mitigate or… $135,934
University Of California, Merced First, it will be the first to estimate the causal relationship between SE and crime. Texas introduced a cap on SE enrollment at 8.5% in 2004. This was the… $211,984
University Enterprises, Inc. 1. Investigate the contexts and socio-structural factors, including racial, class, and disability identity, underlying the SSI employment-related decisions of… $165,935
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Who received award RDR23000005?

RDR23000005 was awarded to University Of Wisconsin System by Social Security Administration on September 30, 2023.

How much is award RDR23000005 worth?

$9,578,973 has been obligated on RDR23000005: $8,511,579 in federal funding and $1,067,394 in non-federal funding.

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