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The Texas Behavioral Science and Policy Institute

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The Texas Behavioral Science and Policy Institute (TxBSPI) is a central organizing structure at UT Austin for social and behavioral science research focused on solutions to inequality in the pathways to adulthood.

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The Texas Behavioral Science and Policy Institute (TxBSPI) is a central organizing structure at UT Austin for social and behavioral science research focused on solutions to inequality in the pathways to adulthood.

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Address: University of Texas at Austin
305 E. 23rd Street / RLP 2.602
Mail Stop G1800
Austin, Texas 78712-1699
Email: txbspi [at] prc [dot] utexas [dot] edu

Thank you to our generous funders!

This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) NOYCE under grant number 2243530; National Science Foundation (NSF) EHR Core under grant number 2201928; NSF  Research Coordination Networks under grant number 2322330; Gates (TxMI Part 2) under grant number INV-047751; Aga Khan Foundation under grant JACOB002. See more about our funding on this page.

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