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Manufacturing Employment Trends in the Fourth District

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By Lisa Barrow
| clevelandfed.org
Figure 1: Changes in Manufacturing and Overall Employment As of 2024, overall employment in the nation and the Fourth District had fully recovered from the Great Recession and the pandemic, rising to 26 and 7 percent above 2002 levels, respectively. However, manufacturing employment remained well below 2002 levels, both across the country and in the Fourth District. As of 2024, US manufacturing employment had returned to just over 80 percent of the 2002 level.
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Peer education for citizenship: Evaluation of the Democracy Ambassador program

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By Alison Wallace, Abigail Elliott, Lisa Barrow
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Community Development Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/15575330.2026.2687050?needAccess=true ABSTRACT The Democracy Ambassador program involves training community members to deliver electoral education and enrollment sessions through outreach to community services, gatherings and events.
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Are Friends of Schools the Enemies of Equity? The Interplay of School Funding Policies and External Fundraising

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By Lisa Barrow, Sarah Komisarow, Lauren Sartain
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract References Biographies Supplementary Material Get access More Cite Share options Information, rights and permissions Metrics and citations Abstract School spending matters for student outcomes, and, while public schools are primarily funded with public sources, private fundraising for individual schools has increased. In this brief, we document variation in public and private funding across Chicago’s public elementary schools by school poverty level.
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