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Research and Innovation for Social and Economic Inclusion

Evidence on work, disability, and economic opportunity.

RISEI Lab is an academic research group directed by Dr. Michelle Yin, Associate Professor at Northwestern University's School of Education and Social Policy. The lab studies disability employment, wage policy, vocational rehabilitation, AI and the future of work, and inclusive education, and it evaluates large public programs for federal and state partners.

Selected publications

Peer-reviewed work and working papers
NBER Working Paper #35110
How (un)Stable Are LLM Occupational Exposure Scores?
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Labour Economics 100, 102884
The Labor Market Effects of Subminimum Wage Elimination
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Journal of Labor Economics 31(4)
Is It Live or Is It Internet? Experimental Estimates of the Effects of Online Instruction
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AERA Open, 11
Whole-School Inclusion Programs and Student Academic and Behavioral Outcomes
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Peer-reviewed article
NAEP Process Data & Accessibility
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Peer-reviewed article
The Economic Imperative of Vocational Rehabilitation
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Funded projects

Evaluation and implementation partnerships

Contact

Collaboration and media inquiries

For research collaboration, evaluation partnerships, or media inquiries, write to risei@northwestern.edu or visit the About page for the team.