Publications

The companion research brief Facts and Findings summarizes the main findings and solutions that are found in the full report.

Best Local Government Practices that Advance Racial Equity in Government Contracting and Procurement.

Racial equity tools are designed to integrate explicit consideration of racial equity in decisions, including policies, practices, programs and budgets.

This Resource Guide is based on the lessons learned from practitioners, as well as experts from academia and advocacy organizations.

In a report examining the US Farm Bill, the Haas Institute finds that corporate control and structural racialization within the US food system leaves marginalized communities disproportionately impacted by the agricultural policies and outcomes generated by the Farm Bill.

This brief summarizes key points and critical questions about the “Future of SNAP,” highlighting approaches to improve nutrition policy to ensure health and food equity nationwide.

The report recommends that a public-private partnership model with a Community Development Entity (CDE) be considered for the Global Campus at Richmond Bay.

An online-only report detailing the events of the first Othering & Belonging Conference on April 24-26, 2015 in Oakland, California.

The Haas Institute published a “hopeful and speculative” essay arguing that Americans are poised to enter a new era of enduring prosperity led by African Americans and immigrants, those who previously have been held back.

This brief begins by providing an overview of the status of workforce equity within the public sector and barriers to workforce equity. We then offer policy and practice strategies that are designed to advance greater workplace equity within the public sector.

rise_together_pub.png June 3, 2015 This report, released by the Insight Center for Community Economic Development with data representations from the UC Berkeley Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society, is titled Promoting Family Economic...

This research report assesses the extent of gentrification in Richmond by analyzing changes in the demographics and housing market between the years 2000 and 2013.

The Haas Institute and DC-based Economic Policy Institute submit amicus brief in support of housing integration and opportunity.