Institute for Policy Research
Study: Peer influence, social networks might be leveraged to aid gun violence reduction efforts
Police officers’ exposure to peers accused of misconduct shapes their subsequent behavior
Strong family relationships may help with asthma outcomes for children living in dangerous neighborhoods
Women no longer regarded as less competent than men but still seen as less ambitious and decisive
Northwestern author examines process of ‘dying from’ to ‘living with’ HIV/AIDS
Some stereotypes seem to be universally applied to biracial groups in the U.S., new study finds
Emissions-cheating vehicles linked to worse health outcomes in babies, children across U.S.
Education experts tackle evidence, equality at Yidan Prize Conference at Northwestern
Anthropology professor named Andrew Carnegie Fellow
Poverty leaves a mark on our genes
Q&A: Andrew Papachristos
Using maps and networks to reduce gun violence
Sociology professor Andrew Papachristos deploys big data to help cities save lives
Prenatal testosterone linked to effects for females who share womb with male twin
Infants’ advances in speech processing play a central role in their establishment of a language-cognition link
What makes people willing to sacrifice their own self-interest for another?
Northwestern researchers examine political divide behind climate change beliefs
U.S. children show clear evidence of bias at the intersection of race and gender
Larry Hedges, the Yidan Prize and a growing collaboration with Hong Kong
