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Does Anyone have the Answers?

We're often told to look to the Nordics on social welfare or to the Japanese on infrastructure, but what if the solutions for the nation's biggest problems were hiding in our own backyards? 

Learning from Lookalikes

In Jeremy's forthcoming book titled, The Opportunity Map, he travels across the country to understand why two places that look almost identical on paper can have such drastically different outcomes.

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Closing the Gap between

Inequality and Opportunity

Bigger Homes, Better Cars, Longer Lives: The Truth About Today with John Stossel
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Where Inequality Means Life or Death | Jeremy Ney | TEDxBU
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Cheddar Politics American Inequality
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Citrust: An IDEO CoLab Prototype
03:30
NBC: Childcare and Inequality with Jeremy Ney
06:20
Jeremy Ney and Creating Effective Graphs
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Privacy Sandbox: Preserving trust & usability with new APIs for a private web
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Georgetown Beeck Center event - American Inequality
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The Opportunity Map

In The Opportunity Map, Jeremy Ney travels around the country to visit the communities with the worst prospects for housing, healthcare, employment, incomes, and education. Along the way, he uncovers something remarkable: for many of the most distressed places in America, there exists a counterpart—a community that is almost identical yet it has cracked the code on the American Dream. 

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