# Jane Waldfogel
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jane waldfogel FBA is an American social economist and the Compton Foundation Centennial Professor of Social Work for the Prevention of Children's and Youth Problems at Columbia University. Her research focuses on work-family policies, improving the measurement of poverty, and understanding social mobility across countries and child welfare. She has published studies about the impact of public policies on child and family well-being.
Too Many Children Left Behind: the US achievement gap in comparative perspective
Contributor(s): Professor Jane Waldfogel, Dr Lee Elliott Major
Families and young people in troubled neighbourhoods
Contributor(s): Iain Duncan Smith, Professor Anne Power, Professor Jane Waldfogel
Family Futures: Childhood and poverty in urban neighbourhoods
Contributor(s): Baroness Hodge, Dr Katharine Rake, Professor Anne Power, Professor Jane Waldfogel
Too Many Children Left Behind: the US achievement gap in comparative perspective
Contributor(s): Professor Jane Waldfogel, Dr Lee Elliott Major
Families and young people in troubled neighbourhoods
Contributor(s): Iain Duncan Smith, Professor Anne Power, Professor Jane Waldfogel
Family Futures: Childhood and poverty in urban neighbourhoods
Contributor(s): Baroness Hodge, Dr Katharine Rake, Professor Anne Power, Professor Jane Waldfogel
Too Many Children Left Behind: the US achievement gap in comparative perspective
Contributor(s): Professor Jane Waldfogel, Dr Lee Elliott Major
Families and young people in troubled neighbourhoods
Contributor(s): Iain Duncan Smith, Professor Anne Power, Professor Jane Waldfogel
Family Futures: Childhood and poverty in urban neighbourhoods
Contributor(s): Baroness Hodge, Dr Katharine Rake, Professor Anne Power, Professor Jane Waldfogel
118. What Does it Mean to be a Protector?
“Do you really think you’re tougher than Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt or Lord of Winterfell, Ned Stark?” This is the seemingly nonsensical question Marcus and Esme pose to their male listeners in this week’s episode (Please note: This question will make sense once you listen to the episode).
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