About the Program

The Child Health Policy Program, part of the Center for Health and Biosciences, conducts original research that investigates the root causes of adverse health outcomes in children, with a focus on identifying interventions and policy solutions. The program approaches research with a solution-oriented, multi-disciplinary lens. Research projects often examine the interactions between social structure, neighborhoods, families and children. Collaborations and input from hospitals, nonprofits, communities and government agencies further the program’s goal of translating research findings into actionable solutions.

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Email: [email protected]
Phone: 713-348-4683

Research Projects

Explore the program's most recent research projects on early childhood brain development, maternal and child health and more.

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Community Outreach

The Child Health Policy Program works closely with community partners on research, policy recommendations, implementation and evaluation.

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Child Health Policy Program Internships

Interns assist CHPP experts with data collection and analysis, presentations, and publications.

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Partnerships and Collaborations

Program experts collaborate with organizations in Houston and across the country to develop insights through research and advance policy solutions.

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Fellows & Scholars