Social science instructors, researchers, and students should take note of the Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality (CPI) Research page. The CPI was founded in 2006 with the aim of conducting research and developing policy relating to a number of issues poverty- and inequality-related issues. Today, CPI staff and collaborators include sociologists from around the country. Together, they have established fifteen thematic research groups focused on Health, Education, Labor Markets, Housing, and Social Mobility among other pertinent topics. On this page, visitors can browse for material by research group. Each subpage reveals links to reports authored by group members, many of which are available online, other scholarly articles of note, and additional resources, including multimedia and journalistic articles.