InAge of AwarenessbyJeremy Ney·Jun 23Why Philanthropy is Silent in the Golden Age of WealthDonors are standing on the sideline as the U.S. government retreats from social servicesA response icon6A response icon6
Jeremy Ney·Apr 27How the Wealthy Game Disability Laws for Ivy League GainsDisability accommodations in higher ed have become a huge benefit for America’s richest families yet they remain a trap for the most…A response icon5A response icon5
Jeremy Ney·Oct 27, 2025Alcohol Fuels a Dangerous DivideWhy drinking deaths fall by half by crossing from Nevada to UtahA response icon1A response icon1
Jeremy Ney·Jun 26, 2025Is ChatGPT going to increase inequality?Generative AI is coming for high-wage jobs concentrated in certain parts of the US
Jeremy Ney·Mar 7, 2025Public Data Is Under Siege: Why It Affects YouHow the systematic deletion of government data is another threat to our democracy
Jeremy Ney·Nov 27, 2024Breaking the Bank: Eggs, Inflation, and the Unbearable Cost of LivingHow inflation is pushing inequality to new heights
InThe Deep HubbyJeremy Ney·Jul 22, 2024Can our teeth predict inequality?How bad dental care can lead to lower wages, worse health, and lower life expectanciesA response icon6A response icon6
Jeremy Ney·Apr 24, 2024Where exercise, income, and life expectancy are linkedOur built environments can dramatically decrease opportunities for healthy living, producing persistent inequalitiesA response icon8A response icon8
Jeremy Ney·Mar 13, 2024What can America learn from Kenya about fighting poverty?Evidence from the largest cash transfer program in history, in collaboration with GiveDirectly, and featuring words from former mayor of…
Jeremy Ney·Feb 27, 2024My hands-on experience gathering homelessness data in NYCWhat I learned as a volunteer counting America’s homeless in Brooklyn, and how reliable that data is