Texas Policy Evaluation Project
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The Texas Policy Evaluation Project

The Texas Policy Evaluation Project (TxPEP) is a collaborative group of university-based investigators who evaluate the impact of legislation in Texas related to women’s reproductive health. TxPEP’s mission is to conduct methodologically principled research and communicate the results to a broad audience through peer-reviewed scientific publications, research briefs, and other materials.

News

New publication in Contraception

New TxPEP Study Shows Providing Abortion Safety Information May Reduce Support for Restrictive Laws

New op-ed from Daniel Grossman.

New Op-Ed by Daniel Grossman in Dallas Morning News on Lack of Corporate Outrage Over Women's Health Care Restrictions

New TxPEP Research Brief.

Does Religion Influence Contraception among Low-Income Hispanic Women in Texas? New TxPEP Research Brief

Letter from TxPEP on Healthy Texas Women 1115(a) family planning waiver application.

TxPEP Submits Letter to CMS Re: Healthy Texas Women 1115(a) Medicaid Demonstration Waiver Application

Publications

Research Areas

Legislative Timeline

TxPEP in the News

Joseph E. Potter

Principal Investigator

Joseph E. Potter
Welcome to the Texas Policy Evaluation Project!
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