MDRC's RSS feeds are an easy way for you to have MDRC's latest research come to you.
By subscribing to MDRC RSS feeds, you will automatically get updated headlines of new
content and research results on the topics that are important to you. Each RSS feed
contains updates of the most recent publications, issue focus briefs, fast facts, and
videos from the category you choose.
What Is RSS?
RSS, or Real Simple Syndication, is a simple format for information to be "pushed" to you using an internet device called an
"RSS reader" or "aggregator." Some browsers and e-mail programs now natively support
RSS feeds, and there are third-party software packages you can download for free
(click here for a list).
RSS feeds contain up to 15 headline links to new material from the web sites you choose,
with the newest material organized at the top of the list. The lists are updated
automatically as new items become available. This provides you a quick way to see if there is new
material of interest to you from your favorite sites without having to keep checking the sites
yourself.
