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Bringing Chicago's Early Childhood Community Together 

On June 10 in downtown Chicago, nearly 250 attendees gathered for the city’s first early childhood research conference in seven years. Hosted by the Early Childhood Research Alliance of Chicago (EC*REACH), the launch conference brought together almost 100 researchers and 70 educators and service providers, along with policymakers, early childhood thought leaders, funders, and community organizers. 

Led by faculty co-directors Terri Sabol and Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, executive director Maia Connors, and senior advisor and advisory board chair John Q. Easton, EC*REACH seeks to be a research hub in the city and is housed at the Institute for Policy Research.

Research News

IPR Faculty Research Drives Policy Solutions in White House Economic Report

The White House's Council of Economic Advisers 2024 annual report, co-authored by IPR economist Kirabo Jackson, dives into economic challenges like the aging workforce and the drug overdose crisis, and includes insights from IPR faculty researchers.  


Racial Discrimination Is Linked to Worse Health Over Ten Years Later

A new study led by pediatrician and IPR associate Nia Heard-Garris with IPR health psychologists Edith Chen and Greg Miller shows that young Black adults who experienced racial discrimination in their late teens and early 20s were more likely to have worse health at age 31.

From the Archives

The History of Abortion Politics

How did politicians' views about abortion shift at the end of the 20th century? In a 2022 Q&A, IPR political scientist Chloe Thurston explains how abortion politics have changed over time and the role interest groups played. 

Faculty Insights

 
"We've had instances of political violence in the past, but what's different now is that it's partisan-based. It's not political violence in general. It's not diffused. It's political violence based upon our identity as a Democrat or Republican."
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