The Institute of Behavioral Research has released its 2025 Annual Report, capturing a year of steady growth and measurable impact. From launching the $7.2 million NIH-funded BRIDGE project to advancing research that strengthens public health and justice systems, 2025 reflects work that is active, applied, and grounded in real community partnerships.
This year’s report highlights more than $5 million in active funding, projects operating across 13 states, and record growth within the SOAR Lab, where undergraduate students are gaining hands-on experience and contributing to real-world research projects. Together, these efforts reflect IBR’s sustained commitment to strengthening systems, supporting communities, and developing the next generation of behavioral science leaders.
Explore the full 2025 Annual Report to see the progress made this year and what’s ahead.
