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Strengthening Families and Enhancing Public Policy through Rigorous Research

The Child and Family Research Partnership (CFRP) is an independent, nonpartisan research group at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin, specializing in issues related to young children, teens, and their parents. We engage in rigorous research and evaluation work aimed at strengthening families and enhancing public policy. Read More

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Research Areas

CFRP Family Supports

Family Supports

CFRP Fatherhood

Fatherhood

CFRP Early Childhood Investments

Early Childhood Investments

CFRP Child Welfare

Child Welfare

CFRP Adolescent Health

Adolescent Health and Wellbeing

Recent Publications

NASEM: A Roadmap to Reducing Child Poverty

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A new report from the CDC finds that Americans who had experienced traumatic events as a child were at a higher ris… https://t.co/g2XREd9UST
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Join us November 14 for a conversation on how to ensure every child receives an equitable education #qualityECE… https://t.co/fzidf16YPE
1 week ago
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😍 @CFRPlbj and @pn3policy representing #LBJsocialpolicy and child and family policy research at @UTAustin… https://t.co/eW4aLGnN4W
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Today at #APPAM2019 LBJ Associate Dean for Academic Strategies, @CFRPlbj Director @BlahaOsborne shares research on… https://t.co/q2E6Yw2Rad
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