MILES CORAK curriculum vita, October 2015

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1 MILES CORAK curriculum vita, October 2015 University of Ottawa Citizenship: Canadian Graduate School of Public and International Affairs Birth year: University Private, Room 6029 Languages: English (fluent) Ottawa ON K1N 6N5 Canada French (functional) Temporary contact information (until June 30, 2016) Department of Economics, Harvard University E mail: milescorak@fas.harvard.edu Littauer Center, Room 231 Website: Cambridge Street Cambridge MA United States Telephone: DEGREES Ph.D. Economics, Queen s University, Kingston, 1996 M.A. Economics, McGill University, Montréal, 1985 B.A. Joint Honours, Economics and Political Science, McGill University, Montréal, 1982 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Full Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa Visiting Professor of Economics, Department of Economics Harvard University Vice-dean (Research), University of Ottawa Director, Family and Labour Studies Division, Statistics Canada Visiting Researcher, UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre Senior Economist, Statistics Canada 1997 Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Ottawa Research Economist, Economic Council of Canada Research and Teaching Assistant, Economics Department, Queen's University 1986 Research economist (summer student), Bank of Canada Lecturer, Economics Department, Trent University ACADEMIC HONOURS 2015 The Mike McCracken Award for Economic Statistics recognizes theoretical and applied contributions to the development or use of economic statistics in Canada. It is endorsed by the Canadian Economics Association and is presented at its annual meetings. I received the award for my work on inequality and intergenerational mobility Doug Purvis Memorial Prize awarded annually by the Canadian Economics Association to the authors of a highly significant, written contribution to Canadian economic policy, was awarded to me for my article Income Inequality, Equality of Opportunity, and Intergenerational Mobility published in the Summer 2013 issue of the Journal of Economic Perspectives

2 Russell Sage Foundation Visiting Scholar each year the Russell Sage Foundation runs an international competition and on this basis invites a number of scholars to its New York headquarters to investigate topics in social and behavioral sciences Excellence in Media Relations Award given annually by the University of Ottawa to members of the faculty to recognize professors who share their knowledge, research and insights with the media 2010 Award For Research in Comparative Policy Analysis given annually by the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management Award for best paper on comparative policy analysis presented at the Annual research conference. I jointly received the award for my co-authored paper Economic mobility, family background, and the well-being of children in the United States and Canada. SCHOLARLY and PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (last eight years only) Member, Council of Economic Advisors, Liberal Party of Canada Member, Social Inequality Advisory Committee, Russell Sage Foundation Fellow, Broadbent Institute Member of the Editorial Board, Mowat Centre Research Affiliate, Prentice Institute, University of Lethbridge Research Fellow, Becker-Friedman Institute for Research in Economics, University of Chicago Research Fellow, Institute for Research on Public Policy, Montreal Canada External Research Fellow, Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration, University College London, London UK Research Fellow, Stanford Center for the Study of Poverty and Inequality, Stanford University, Stanford US Research Fellow, C.D. Howe Institute, Toronto Canada Research Fellow, Institute for the Study of Labor, Bonn Germany Research Advisor, Canada 2020, Ottawa 2013 Program Committee Member Conference on the Economics of Immigration, University of Ottawa Elected Member, Council, European Society for Population Economics Program Committee Member Annual Congress of the European Society for Population Economics 2011 Visiting Researcher, Office of Population Research, Princeton University Co-chair and member of the Executive, Canadian Employment Research Forum 2009 Co-chair, Statistics Canada, Socio-economic conference 2009, Ottawa 2009 Visiting Researcher, Centre for Longitudinal Studies, University of London Adjunct Research Professor, Department of Economics, Carleton University

3 3 GRADUATE SUPERVISION Seda Gunduz (Ph.D.) Immigrants versus Natives: Substitutability and the Role of Linguistic Diversity in Canada, in progress Michael Brisson (M.A.) Employment Insurance and Active Labour Market Policies in Canada Thomas Walter Cameron (M.A.) Canada s Employment Insurance Program: Design, Effects, and Efficiency Costs Marc-Andre Prefontaine (M.A.) Enhancing the Working Income Tax Benefit to Influence Income Inequality in Canada: A Comparative Program Review and Exploration of Possible Reforms Ashton Brown (M.A.) The Effects of Early Cognitive Scores and Childhood ADHD on Young-Adults Outcomes Heather Mary Scott (M.A.) Social Policy: How do we Know What Works? Adriana Escobar (M.A.) Language acquisition and Earnings Differential among Immigrants in Canada Bridget Elizabeth Spicer (M.A.) Financing Unemployment Insurance in Canada 1940 to 2008: Theory and Practice Déla Yawavi Hoyi (M.A.) Inequalities in the Regional Distribution of Employment Insurance-Benefits in Canada Ali Akbar Ghanghro (M.A.) Intergenerational Mobility and Subjective Well-Being Kitley Corey (M.A.) Poverty definition and measurment Ivelina Delahousse (M.A.) The Effect of Age at Immigration on Employment Income COURSES TAUGHT Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa API 5125 Macroeconomic Policy API 6315 Social Policy API 5100 Economics for Public Management and Policy API 5136 Research Methods for Public Policy API 6315 Social Policy ECO 5126 Microeconomics for Public Policy Department of Economics, University of Ottawa ECO 6191 Labour Economics I ECO 5136 Labour Economics

4 4 EXTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING 2014 Australian Research Council Granting Council $10,000 Collaborator, Centre of Excellence for Children and Families Australian Research Council Granting Council $20,165 Co-applicant, Diverging childhood outcomes in Australia, Canada, the UK and the US Russell Sage Foundation Foundation $118,415 Visiting Scholar, Too Many Children Left Behind 2012 Center for American Progress Foundation $7,000 Principle applicant, How to Slide Down the Great Gatsby Curve Russell Sage Foundation Foundation $19,918 Co-applicant, Child development in Australia, Canada, the UK and the US 2011 Princeton University $18,000 Fellowship, Office of Population Research 2009 Pew Charitable Trusts Foundation $55,000 Principal applicant, Economic mobility and the well-being of children in the US and Canada Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Granting Council $55,500 Principle applicant, Intergenerational transmission of jobs, employment, and earnings 2008 Russell Sage Foundation Foundation $23,000 Principle Applicant, Intergenerational Transmission of Employers in Canada and Denmark 2007 Economic and Social Research Council, UK Granting Council $10,000 Visiting fellowship, University of London 2003 Nuffield Foundation, UK Foundation $100,000 Principal applicant, Child Poverty in the OECD

5 5 PUBLICATIONS Summary (count) Books Authored or co-authored... 1 Books Edited... 3 Papers In Refereed Journals Chapters In Books Papers In Non-Refereed Journals and Policy Reports Book Reviews and Commentaries... 8 Keynote lectures and invited presentations Books Authored and edited 1. Bruce Bradbury, Miles Corak, Jane Waldfogel, Elizabeth Washbrook Too Many Children Left Behind: The U.S. Achievement Gap in Comparative Perspective. New York, NY, Russell Sage Foundation. 2. Miles Corak (editor) Generational Income Mobility in North America and Europe. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. 3. Miles Corak (editor) Government Finances and Generational Equity. Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Catalogue Number XPB. 4. Miles Corak (editor) Labour Markets, Social Institutions, and the Future of Canada s Children. Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Catalogue Number XPB. Papers In Refereed Journals 1. Miles Corak, Matthew Lindquist, Bhashkar Mazumder A Comparison of Upward and Downward Intergenerational Mobility in Canada, Sweden and the United States. Labour Economics. Volume 30, Miles Corak Income Inequality, Equality of Opportunity, and Intergenerational Mobility. Journal of Economic Perspectives. Volume 27(3), Abdurrahman Aydemir, Wen-Hao Chen, Miles Corak Intergenerational Education Mobility among the Children of Canadian Immigrants. Canadian Public Policy. Volume 39(S1), Audrey Beck, Miles Corak, Marta Tienda Age at Immigration and the Adult Attainments of Child Migrants to the United States. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Volume 643, Elizabeth Washbrook, Jane Waldfogel, Bruce Bradbury, Miles Corak, Ali Akbar Ghanghro The Development of Young Children of Immigrants in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States. Child Development. Volume 83(5), Miles Corak and Patrizio Piraino The Intergenerational Transmission of Employers. Journal of Labor Economics. Volume 29(1), Abdurrahman Aydemir, Wen-Hao Chen, and Miles Corak Intergenerational Mobility among the Children of Canadian Immigrants. Review of Economics and Statistics. Volume 91(2),

6 6 8. Miles Corak and Darren Lauzon Differences in the distribution of high school achievement: the role of class size and time-in-term. Economics of Education Review. Volume 28(2), Miles Corak, Michael Fertig and Marcus. Tamm A Portrait of Child Poverty in Germany. Review of Income and Wealth. Volume 54(4), Wen-Hao Chen and Miles Corak Child Poverty and Changes in Child Poverty. Demography. Volume 45(3), Miles Corak and Wen-Hao Chen Firms, Industries, and Cross-Subsidies: An analysis of Employer and Employee Data. Research in Labor Economics. Volume 26, Miles Corak Do Poor Children Become Poor Adults? Lessons for Public Policy from a Cross Country Comparison of Generational Earnings Mobility (2006). Research on Economic Inequality. Volume 13, Dynamics of Inequality. The Netherlands: Elsevier Press. Pages Miles Corak Principles and Practicalities in Measuring Child Poverty for the Rich Countries. International Social Security Review. Volume 59(2), Miles Corak Death and Divorce: The Long-Term Consequences of Parental Loss on Adolescents. Journal of Labor Economics. Volume 19(3) (July), Miles Corak and Andrew Heisz The Intergenerational Earnings and Income Mobility of Canadian Men: Evidence from Longitudinal Income Tax Data. Journal of Human Resources. Volume 34(3), Michael Baker, Miles Corak, Andrew Heisz The Labour Market Dynamics of Unemployment Rates in Canada and the United States. Canadian Public Policy. Volume 24(S1), S72-S Miles Corak and Stephen R.G. Jones The Persistence of Unemployment: How Important were Regional Extended Unemployment Insurance Benefits? Canadian Journal of Economics. Volume 28(3), Miles Corak Unemployment Insurance Once Again: The Incidence of Repeat Participation in the Canadian Unemployment Insurance Program. Canadian Public Policy. Volume 19(2), Miles Corak Cyclical Variations in the Duration of Unemployment Spells. Relations Industrielles / Industrial Relations. Volume 48(1), Miles Corak Is Unemployment Insurance Addictive? Evidence from the Benefit Durations of Repeat Claimants. Industrial and Labor Relations Review. Volume 47(1), Miles Corak Eligibility Rules in the Canadian Jobs Strategy: Shifting the Burden or Targeting the Assistance? Canadian Public Policy. Volume 17(1), Chapters In Books 1. Miles Corak and Patrizio Piraino The Inheritance of Employers and Nonlinearities in Intergenerational Earnings Mobility. In Kaushik Basu and Joseph Stiglitz (editors). Inequality and Growth: Patterns and Policy. London: Palgrave Macmillan. Forthcoming.

7 7 2. Miles Corak Inequality from Generation to Generation. In Robert Rycroft (editor). The Economics of Inequality, Poverty, and Discrimination in the 21st Century. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO. 3. Miles Corak Age at immigration and the education outcomes of children. In Ann Masten, Karmela Liebkind and Donald J. Hernandez (editors). Realizing the Potential of Immigrant Youth. Cambridge UK: Cambridge University Press. 4. Bruce Bradbury, Miles Corak, Jane Waldfogel, Elizabeth Washbrook Inequality in Early Childhood Outcomes. in John Ermisch, Markus Jantti, Timothy Smeeding (editors). From Parents to Children: The Intergenerational Transmission of Advantage. New York, Russell Sage Foundation. 5. Paul Bingley, Miles Corak, Niels Westergard-Nielson Equality of Opportunity and Intergenerational Transmission of Employers. In John Ermisch, Markus Jantti, Timothy Smeeding (editors). From Parents to Children: The Intergenerational Transmission of Advantage. New York: Russell Sage Foundation. 6. Miles Corak, Lori Curtis and Shelley Phipps Economic mobility, family background, and the well-being of children in the United States and Canada. In Timothy Smeeding, Markus Jantti, and Robert Erickson (editors). Persitence, Privledge and Parenting: The Comparative Study of Intergenerational Mobility, New York, Russell Sage Foundation. 7. Miles Corak, Garth Lipps, and John Zhao Family Income and participation in postsecondary education. In Charles Beach, Robin Boadway, and Marvin McInnis (editors). Higher Education in Canada. Montreal: John Deutsch Institute and McGill-Queen s University Press. 8. Miles Corak, Björn Gustafsson and Torun Österberg Intergenerational Influences on the Receipt of Unemployment Insurance in Canada and Sweden. In Miles Corak (editor). Generational Income Mobility in North America and Europe. Cambridge UK: Cambridge University Press. 9. Miles Corak Are the Kids All Right: Intergenerational Mobility and Child Well- Being in Canada. In Keith Banting, Andrew Sharpe. and France St-Hilaire (editors). Review of Economic Performance and Social Progress. Montreal and Ottawa: Institute for Research on Public Policy and Centre for the Study of Living Standards. 10. Miles Corak and Andrew Heisz How to Get Ahead in Life: Some Correlates of Intergenerational Income Mobility in Canada. In Miles Corak (editor). Labour Markets, Social Institutions, and the Future of Canada s Children. Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Catalogue Number XPB. 11. Miles Corak Unemployment Insurance, Work Disincentives, and the Canadian Labour Market: An Overview. In Christopher Green, Fred Lazar, Miles Corak, Dominique M. Gross. Unemployment Insurance: How to Make it Work, The Social Policy Challenge Vol. 2. Toronto: C.D. Howe Institute. 12. Miles Corak Unemployment Comes of Age: The Demographics of Labour Sector Adjustment in Canada. In Surendra Gera (editor). Canadian Unemployment: Lessons from the '80s and Challenges for the '90s. Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services for the Economic Council of Canada. 13. Miles Corak Canadian Unemployment in Retrospect. In Surendra Gera (editor). Canadian Unemployment: Lessons from the '80s and Challenges for the '90s. Ottawa: Minister of Supply and Services for the Economic Council of Canada.

8 8 Papers In Non-Refereed Journals and Policy Reports 1. Thomas Granofsky, Miles Corak, Sunil Johal and Noah Zon Renewing Canada's Social Architecture. Toronto: Mowat Center, May Miles Corak How to think about think tanks. Policy Options / Options Politiques. Volume 36(1), Busby Colin and Miles Corak Don't Forget the Kids: How Immigration Policy Can Help Immigrants' Children. Toronto: C.D. Howe Institution, May Miles Corak Public Policies for Equality and Social Mobility. Ottawa: Canada 2020, February, 32 pages. 5. Miles Corak How to Slide Down the Great Gatsby Curve: Inequality, Life Chances, and Public Policy in the United States. Washington DC: Center for American Progress. December 2012, 30 pages. 6. Miles Corak The death of data. Policy Options / Options Politiques, Volume 33(9), M.C. Huerta, M. W. Adema, J. Baxter, M. Corak, M. Deding, W.J. Han, and J. Waldfogel Early Maternal Employment and Child Development in Five OECD Countries. Social, Employment and Migration Working Papers, No Paris France: OECD, Paris France. 8. Miles Corak Chasing the same dream, climbing different ladders: Economic Mobility in the United States and Canada. Economic Mobility Project, PEW Charitable Trusts. 25 pages. 9. Miles Corak Immigration in the Long Run: The Education and Earnings Mobility of Second-Generation Canadians. IRPP Choices, Volume 14, Number 13 (October 2008), 29 pages. 10. Miles Corak Equality of opportunity and inequality across the generations: challenges ahead (2005). Policy Options/Options Politiques. Volume 26, Number 3 (March/April), pages Reprinted in Horizons: journal of the Policy Rearch Initiative, Vol. 8 no. 3 (April 2006). Revised version also published as Inequality across the generations in North America and Europe. CESifo DICE Report, Journal for International Comparisons. Vol. 3, No. 4 (Winter 2005), pp Miles Corak and Peter Adamson (authorship held by UNICEF) Child Poverty in Rich Countries UNICEF Innocenti Report Card No. 6. UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre, Florence. 12. Miles Corak (authorship held by Statistics Canada) The Earnings of Canadians: Making a living in the New Economy Census Analysis Series, Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 96F0030XIE , March Miles Corak Three Stories about Unemployment Insurance and Canada-US Unemployment Rates (1996). Policy Options/Options Politiques. Volume 17, Number 6 (July/August), pages Miles Corak and Wendy Pyper Workers, Firms and Unemployment Insurance. Ottawa: Statistics Canada Catalogue No Miles Corak and Andrew Heisz Intergenerational Income Mobility among Canadian Men. Canadian Business Economics. Volume 4(1) (Fall),

9 9 16. Miles Corak The Distribution of UI Benefits and Taxes in Canada (1994). Canadian Economic Observer. Statistics Canada Catalogue No , December, pages Miles Corak Unemployment Insurance, Temporary Layoffs, and Recall Expectations (1994). Canadian Economic Observer. Statistics Canada Catalogue No , May, pages [Abridged version published under the same title in Canadian Journal of Economics. Vol 29, Special Issue Part 1 (April 1996).] 18. Miles Corak The Duration of Unemployment during Boom and Bust (1993). Canadian Economic Observer. Statistics Canada Catalogue No , September, pages [Abridged version published as Measuring the Duration of Unemployment Spells. Canadian Journal of Economics. Vol. 29, Special Issue Part 1 (April 1996).] 19. Miles Corak Repeat Users of the Unemployment Insurance Program. Canadian Economic Observer. Statistics Canada Catalogue No , (January), pages Miles Corak The Duration of Unemployment Insurance Payments. Economic Council of Canada, Working Paper No.42. Book Reviews and Commentaries 1. Miles Corak Growing Up in BC , Office of the Provincial Health Officer, Representative for Children and Youth, June 18. Contributor of commentary: Research Voice, Family Economic Well-Being Outcomes 2. Miles Corak Social Mobility: Fixed forever? The Son Also Rises: Surnames and the History of Social Mobility, Gregory Clark (Princeton NJ, Princeton University Press, 2014). Science. Volume 344(6186), May 23 rd. 3. Miles Corak Inequality and life chances. Ottawa: Broadbent Institute, December Miles Corak A Review of Fighting Poverty in the US and Europe: A World of Difference", Alberto Alesina and Edward L. Glaeser (Oxford, United Kingdom, Oxford University Press). International Journal of Social Welfare. Volume 16(1), January. 5. Miles Corak A Review of Developmental Health and the Wealth of Nations: Social, Biological, and Educational Dynamics, edited by Daniel P.Keating and Clyde Hertzman. isuma: Canadian Journal of Policy Research. Volume. 1(2). 6. Miles Corak A review of Vanishing Jobs: Canada s Changing Workplaces by Lars Osberg, Fred Wien, and Jan Grude. Canadian Journal of Economics. Volume 20(3), Miles Corak Comments on Unemployment and Unemployment Insurance by David Wilton and Tony Wirjanto. In L.N. Christofides, E.K. Grant, and R. Swidinsky (editors.), Aspects of Labour Market Behaviour: Essays in Honour of John VanderKamp, Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 8. Miles Corak Policy in an Era of Free Trade: Some Comments on the de Grandpré Report. Canadian Public Policy. Volume 15(3),

10 10 Keynote lectures and invited presentations 1. Miles Corak Leveling the Playing Field: how to reduce inequality of opportunities? Launch of the OECD Centre for Opportunity and Inequality. Paris: OECD Headquarters, October 26. Invited panelist. 2. Miles Corak Inequality, Life Chances, and Public Policy: How to Slide Down The Great Gatsby Curve. The Marc Sumerlin Lecture. Johns Hopkins University. Washington DC, October 2. Keynote speaker. 3. Miles Corak Too Many Children Left Behind: The US Achievement Gap in Comparative Perspective. Conference on Causes and Consequences of Inequality: What Can Be Done? Sapienzia Univeristy of Rome, Rome Italy, September 25. Invited Speaker. 4. Miles Corak Building a more inclusive society requires a conversation about inequality. Opening address to the A more Inclusive New Zealand Forum. Wellington, New Zealand. July 27. Invited Keynote Speaker. 5. Miles Corak Inequality is the root of social evil, or maybe not: Two stories about inequality and public policy. Canadian Public Policy Special Lecture, Canadian Economics Association 49th Annual Meeting. Ryerson University, Toronto Canada, May Miles Corak Income Inequality in Canada: The Problems and the Solutions. Progressive Economics Forum Summer School 2015, Ryerson University, Toronto Canada, May 28. Invited presenter and panelist. 7. Miles Corak Canada s Inequality Problem: What s the Fix? Broadbent Institute, Progress Summit 2015, Ottawa Canada, March 27. Invited Panelist. 8. Miles Corak How to Slide Down the Great Gatsby Curve: Inequality, Life Chances, and Public Policy. Conférence grand public de la Chaire McConnell, Universite de Montreal, Montreal Quebec, March 24. Keynote speaker. 9. Miles Corak Inequality is the root of social evil, or maybe not: Two stories about inequality and public policy. Inaugural Sefton/Williams Memorial Lecture, University of Toronto, March 19. Invited Keynote speaker. 10. Miles Corak Inequality is the root of social evil, or maybe not: Two stories about inequality and public policy. Graham Lecture, Dalhousie University, Halifax Nova Scotia, March 5. Invited Keynote speaker. 11. Miles Corak Inequality, Life Chances, and Public Policy. Inequality, Defining our Time? 2014 International Policy Conference, Millersville University, Millersville Pennsylvania. November 6. Invited Keynote Speaker. 12. Miles Corak Inequality and its Discontents Timlin Lecture, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, September 22. Invited Keynote Speaker. 13. Miles Corak The prospects for this generation in an unequal world. The Keith Davey Forum on Public Affairs, Victoria College, University of Toronto, Toronto Canada, September 17. Invited Panelist. 14. Miles Corak Inequality and the Middle Class. The Middle Class: Pressure Points and Public Policies. Queen's International Institute on Social Policy, Queen's University School of Policy Studies, Kingston. August 19. Invited Speaker.

11 Miles Corak Inequality, Life Chances, and Public Policy: How to Slide Down the Great Gatsby Curve. Plenary Address to the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Public Health Association, Toronto Canada, May 28. Invited Keynote Speaker. 16. Miles Corak Income Inequality, Equality of Opportunity, and Intergenerational Mobility, World Bank, Shared Prosperity Days: Delivering Jobs, Inclusion and Sustainability, Washington DC, December 3-4. Invited Speaker and panelist. 17. Miles Corak Social and Economic Mobility in Canada. Economic Outlook/Policy Forum: Canada's Broad Policy Challenges. Canadian Association of Businesss Economists, Kingson. August 21. Invited Speaker. 18. Miles Corak Inequality and Opportunity: How to Slide Down the Great Gatsby Curve. Luncheon Address, Ottawa, Ottawa Economics Association, June 6. Invited Keynote Speaker. 19. Miles Corak Should children be given the vote? TEDxWaterloo 2013, Chasing Home, Waterloo, Canada, March 27. Invited Speaker. 20. Miles Corak Equality of Opportunity --- a Canadian dream? Canada 2020 Panel Discussion, Ottawa, February 26. Invited Panelist. 21. Miles Corak How to Slide Down the Great Gatsby Curve: Social Mobility and Social Institutions in Comparison. Prentice Institute Speaker Event, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge Alberta, January 17. Invited Keynote Speaker. 22. Miles Corak The Socio-economic Integration of Second-generation Canadians. Working Lunch, Institute for Research on Public Policy, Toronto, Canada, November 29. Panelist. 23. Miles Corak Age at immigration and the education outcomes of children Colloquium Series: Children from an International Perspective. Brown University, Providence Rhode Island, United States, Center for the Study of Human Development. November 3. Invited Keynote Speaker. 24. Miles Corak Intergenerational Transmission of Employers. The MILLS Workshop on Networks and Intergenerational Mobility, Università Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy, June 22. Invited Keynote Speaker. 25. Miles Corak Equality of Opportunity and Social Mobility. Expert Policy Forum Equity in Health and Well-Being. Department of Policy Innovation and Leadership, Government of Ontario, Toronto, March 28. Invited Panelist. 26. Miles Corak Immigration in the Long Run: The Education and Earnings mobility of Second Generation Canadians. 11th National Conference, Calgary, Canada, Metropolis Conference, March 22. Invited Keynote Speaker. 27. Miles Corak Immigration in the Long Run. Les enfants d'immigrants : le Canada et le Québec sont-ils des sociétés inclusives? Institute for Research on Public Policy, Montreal, February 13. Panelist. 28. Miles Corak The Socio-economic Integration of Second-generation Canadians. Publication Launch, University of Ottawa, and Institute for Research on Public Policy, Ottawa, October 16. Keynote Speaker. 29. Miles Corak Inequality and Equality of Opportunity. Publication Launch of Prosperity, Inequality, and Poverty. University of Toronto, Toronto Ontario, Institute for Competitiveness and Prosperity, October. Invited Panelist.

12 Miles Corak The socioeconomic attainment of the children of immigrants. Biannual meetings, Wellington, New Zealand, Population Association of New Zealand, July. Keynote Speaker. 31. Miles Corak Do Poor Children Become Poor Adults? Lessons from a Cross Country Comparison of Generational Earnings Mobility. Guest Lecture, Wellington, New Zealand, The Treasury, Government of New Zealand, July 4. Invited Speaker. Conference Presentations, Departmental Seminars, Workshops and Policy Briefings (last eight years) Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, University of Massachusetts; Association of American Law Schools; Liberal Senate Forum, Senate of Canada, Ottawa; Policy Speaker s Series, School of Policy Studies, Queen s University, Kingston Canada; Workshop on Trends in Intergenerational Educational and Economic Mobility Russell Sage Foundation, New York NY; Workshop on Inequality of Opportunity, High Level Expert Group on the Measurement of Economic and Social Progress, Paris France, OECD and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Paris France; Workshop on Children of the Recession: The impact of the economic crisis on child well-being in rich countries, University of Ottawa and UNICEF Canada, Ottawa Canada (Conference co-organizer and presenter); Discussant, 58th Annual Conference, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Boston, United States; Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, Drexel University, Philadelphia US. Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, University of British Columbia; Canada 2020 Conference, Ottawa Canada; Departmental Seminar, New York, UNICEF Headquarters; Workshop on Employment Insurance and Key Research Priorities, IRPP and ESDC, Gatineau, Canada; International Economics Association - World Bank Roundtable on Shared Prosperity and Growth, The Dead Sea, Jordan; United Nations Development Program, Third Conference on Measuring Human Progress, New York; Institute for Research on Public Policy, Conference on Inequality in Canada, Ottawa Canada; University of Southern California, Conference on Growing Income Inequality Is Tax Policy the Cause, the Cure or Irrelevant?, Los Angeles, California; Technical Advisory Group Meeting, United Way, Toronto Ontario; The 2014 Social Mobility Summit, Brookings Institution, Washington DC. Annual Meetings of the Population Association of America; Certificate Program in Public Sector Leadership and Governance, University of Ottawa, Centre on Public Management and Policy, Ottawa; Testimony to the House of Commons, Standing Committee on Finance, Income Inequality in Canada, Ottawa; Presentation to the Meeting of the All Pary Anti- Poverty Caucus, House of Commons, Government of Canada, Ottawa, Canada; Roundtable meeting on Social Mobility, Poverty and Income Inequality, Queen's Park, Premier's Office/Cabinet Office, Toronto Canada; School of Public Policy and Governance, University of Toronto, Toronto Canada. Annual Congress European Society for Population Economics; Annual meeting, Canadian Labour Market and Skills Network; Departmental Seminar, McGill University, Montreal, Canada; Workshop on Philosophical Reflections on Recent Empirical Research, University of Ottawa, Ottawa Canada; Thinking outside the Box: A conference in celebration of Thomas J. Courchene, Queen's University, School of Policy Studies, Kingston, Canada; Seminars on Living Standards, Rideau Club, Centre for the Study of Living Standards, Ottawa Canada;

13 Hearings of the Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Senate of Canada, Ottawa Canada; Departmental Seminar, Florida International University, Miami, Florida United States. Fall meeting, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management; Conference on Income, Inequality, and Immigration, Queen s University Kingston; The V INSIDE Workshop, Institute for Economic Analysis, Universitat Autonoma, Barcelona; Annual meetings of the Canadian Economic Association, Ottawa; Annual Meetings of the Society of Labor Economists, Vancouver; Swedish Institute for Social Research, University of Stockholm, Sweden. Departmental Seminar, Princeton University. Departmental seminar, The Institute for Labor Market Policy, University of Uppsala. Uppsala Sweden; Presentation to the Canadian Studies Program, Princeton University, Princeton New Jersey; Departmental Seminar, Office of Population Research, Princeton University, Princeton New Jersey. John Deutsch Conference on Economic Relations between Children and Parents, Queen s University, Kingston; General conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, St. Gallen Switzerland (Presenter, Discussant, Session organizer); Annual meetings of the Society of Labor Economists, University College London, London UK; Annual meetings of the European Society for Population Economics, Essen Germany; Russell Sage Foundation, New York; Statistics Canada, Socio-economic Conference, Ottawa; Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology, University of Washington. Seattle United States; Testimony to the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology", Seventh meeting on the study of accessibility of post-secondary education in Canada. Senate of Canada, Ottawa, Canada; Event organizer, In from the Margins: A Call to End Poverty", Public lecture by Senators Art Eggleton and Hugh Segal, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa, Ottawa. Annual Meetings of the Association for Public Policy Management, Washington DC; Departmental Seminar, Statistics Canada; Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, Princeton University; Metropolis Brown Bag Seminar Series, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ottawa; Annual Meetings of the European Society for Population Economics, Seville Spain; Conference on Economics of immigration, Metropolis BC, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver; Annual Meetings of the Society of Labor Econonists, Boston; Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, University of Warwick, Coventry UK; Jacobs Foundation, Schloss Marbach, Germany; Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, McGill University; Market Basket Measure of Poverty Expert Consultation. Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Gatineau, Canada; Testimony to the Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology, Subcomittee on Cities, Senate of Canada", Seventh meeting on Current social issues pertaining to Canada s largest cities, Ottawa, Canada. Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, University of Waterloo; Departmental Seminar, Department of Economics, McMaster University; 30 th Conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, Portoroz Solvenia; Department Seminar, Centre for Longitudinal Studies, University of London, London UK; Institute for Fiscal Studies, Londong UK; Conference on Recent Developments in Research on Intergenerational Mobility, Scottish Institute for Research in Economics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh UK; Intergenerational Mobility Conference organized by the Centre for Longitudinal Studies and the Centre for the Economics of Education, London School of Economics, London UK.

14 Third Annual Symposium of the Population, Work and Family Policy Research Collaboration, Ottawa Canada; Presentation to the Advanced Academic Update Conference: New Frontiers in Measuring Poverty, Maastricht Graduate School of Governance, University of Maastricht, Maastricht The Netherlands; 29th Annual Research Conference of the Association for Public Policy and Management, Washington DC; Departmental Seminar, Department of Sociology, University of Western Ontario, London; Canadian Labour Market and Skills Researcher Network Workshop on Immigration, Vancouver BC; IZA/University of Bergen Workshop on Intergenerational Transmission of Socioeconomic Outcomes, Institute for the Study of Labor, Bonn Germany; Social Interactions, Identity and Well-being program, Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, Ottawa; Annual Meetings of the Canadian Economics Association, Halifax Canada; Annual Meeting of the Populations Association of America, Boston MA; Lecture to the PhD program at the Maastricht School of Governance, University of Maastricht, Maastricht The Netherlands; Presentation to the Human Resources and Social Development Canada, Departmental Workshop on Operationalizing Inclusion for Research and Policy, Ottawa Canada.