UW News
Ian Kennedy
March 2, 2022
Counties that rely on the courts for revenue sentence more women to incarceration

Washington counties that rely more on revenue from court-imposed fines and fees also sentence more women to incarceration, a study by the University of Washington finds.
August 25, 2020
Terms in Seattle-area rental ads reinforce neighborhood segregation, study says

A new University of Washington study of Seattle-area rental ads shows how certain words and phrases are common to different neighborhoods, helping to reinforce residential segregation.
February 10, 2020
UW study reveals gender, racial disparities in evictions

A new University of Washington study of eviction filings from each of Washington’s 39 counties illustrates where, and to whom, evictions hit hardest.