FPG's scientists, specialists, scholars, staff, and faculty fellows produce numerous new publications each year—including books and book chapters, journal articles, online learning publications, reports and policy briefs, technical assistance guides, and other resources. In this article, find a listing of some of our more recent publications.

In partnership with UNC's Fulbright Scholarship Program FPG is pleased to welcome Szu-Yin Chu to FPG, a Fulbright senior researcher, who will be working with FPG Director, Brian Boyd. We recently spoke with Chu to learn more about work and her journey to Chapel Hill with the Fulbright Program.

Deepening her commitment to support families and professionals in maximizing children’s learning potential through interventions and resources, Hsiu-Wen Yang, PhD, a research investigator/technical assistance specialist at the UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, recently led a project focused on advancing outcomes for multi-language learners in rural, agricultural communities.

"These newly funded projects are exciting,” said Noreen Yazejian, FPG's interim associate director for research, “not only for the knowledge they will generate in the short term but also for their potential to spark further discovery, improve outcomes for children and families, and bring tangible benefits to North Carolina and beyond through innovative practices.”

The UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute is excited to welcome its fifth cohort of Marvin H. McKinney Scholars, which includes Aerryan Bentley from Johnson C. Smith University, Kamora Coleman from North Carolina Central University, and Kyleigh Creighton and Amaya Jeffers from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University.

In April, FPG's Award Selection Committee named Jani Kozlowski, as this year’s recipient of the Richard M. Clifford Fund for International Collaboration on Early Learning Environments award. Kozlowski, a technical assistance specialist with the Trohanis Technical Assistance Projects at FPG, was chosen because her work reflects Clifford’s passion for fostering international collaborations among researchers to further understanding of quality in early learning environments.

Mia Alto, a UNC student majoring in psychology and management and society with a minor in Spanish, has been involved in many service opportunities in the community. For the past year, she's been working with FPG's autism team and is this year's recipient of the Barbara Davis Goldman Award.

PBS NC will hold its fourth annual Impact Early Childhood Education Summit Saturday, June 7. This full-day conference aims to empower educators, childcare providers, parents and caregivers to lay a strong foundation for young learners. FPG is partnering with PBS for the event to host sessions focused on North Carolina pre-K.

FPG's Wendy Morgan provides strategic and scalable infrastructure for the ITTI Care Project. Funded by the NCDCDEE and housed at Duke University, the project offers professional development for the infant/toddler child care workforce across the state of North Carolina to support the provision of trauma-informed child care.