Today, in partnership with Reach Out and Read, PolicyLab released a new policy brief authored by an interdisciplinary group of primary care providers, early literacy researchers, and policy experts that provides recommendations on how…

Through PolicyLab’s joint pilot grant program with Clinical Futures, we have the opportunity to review proposals for pioneering research studies aimed at answering cutting edge clinical questions, developing or informing…

PolicyLab recently underwent a centerwide strategic planning process for the 2023-2026 calendar years to identify how we can best support the individuals who make up our research center and make further progress towards our mission…

Join us May 21-23, 2025 at the Roberts Center for Pediatric Research in Philadelphia for the Short Course on Multilingual Approaches to Research Studies (MARS). Now in its fourth year, this hands-on, interactive training provides…

As we enter 2023, we asked our team members what they are excited to work on in the new year. What did they share with us? Watch below or click here. Be sure to keep up with these projects and other PolicyLab work by: Subscribing…

Before we close out the year, our team had some fun reflecting on a busy 2022. Join us for a trip down memory lane as we: Counted down the five most-read blog posts of the year Revisited the excitement of PolicyLab Forum 2022 Asked…

National Family Caregivers Month may be wrapping up, but at PolicyLab, our commitment to caregivers stretches well beyond November. In a recent blog post series, several of our researchers illustrate just a few of the ways we are…

Interested in catching up with PolicyLab researchers? Recently, several of our experts have been featured in local and national media outlets discussing numerous topics related to child and families health. Follow along below:  …

One in four U.S. children has at least one immigrant parent. And even before the COVID-19 pandemic placed additional strains on our health care system, PolicyLab experts helped discover that one in three U.S…

As pediatricians, we know how important access to confidential health care services is in supporting adolescent health and well-being. Through the federal family planning program, Title X, all minors seeking care at a Title X-funded…