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Robin Jenkins
October 29, 2020
Meet Robin Jenkins whose leadership of the Policy Division is helping FPG become more impactful in helping people understand the 'whys' and 'hows' of what happens with child and adolescent development.
Natasha Duell
October 19, 2020
FPG postdoctoral trainee Natasha Duell received a grant from the Jacobs Foundation to study how emotion regulation and sensitivity to feedback can impact learning in adolescents.
Iheoma Iruka
October 13, 2020
Iheoma Iruka, PhD, an applied developmental psychologist and former associate director for research at the UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute, has returned to FPG in a new role as the Program Director for Racial Equity.
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October 12, 2020
FPG welcomes three new implementation specialists to its Implementation Division, where they'll be working on projects to bring evidence-based prevention and well-being strategies to the systems where they can truly make a difference.
Tales of the American South logo
October 5, 2020
FPG's IT team is a proud partner on the new project Understanding the American South, a resource that offers K-12 teachers access to high-quality lesson plans and resources for teaching about the American South and related themes.
Two young children looking at spinning tops
September 25, 2020
The STEM Innovation for Inclusion in Early Education Center (STEMIE) held its inaugural STEMIEFest event from September 14-18. The festival brought in 1,857 participants of various backgrounds.
Betsy Ayankoya
September 22, 2020
Meet Betsy Ayankoya, a senior technical assistance specialist and our first equity, diversity, and inclusion officer.
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September 17, 2020
FPG invites the community to its first lecture in the 2020-2021 FPG Distinguished Speaker Series, "Fostering Resilience for Our Children: From Birth Through Adolescence," on September 23.
Young boy with a spinning top
September 10, 2020
The inaugural STEMIEFest, a virtual conference focused on STEM experiences for young children, is truly for everyone: families of children with and without disabilities, early childhood professionals of all fields, practitioners, and more.
Two young children holding magnifying glasses
September 8, 2020
Technical assistance and professional development support from experts at the North Carolina Early Learning Network has been an essential resource for state education leaders as they strive to provide quality learning environments for young children with disabilities.
Young girl smiling
August 31, 2020
Rhodus Riggins Jr., an early childhood education advocate and beloved former employee of FPG, will present on inclusion through an equity lens at the 20th annual National Early Childhood Inclusion Institute.
Adult helping a child to use a laptop computer
August 27, 2020
In response to the ongoing needs of children with autism, their families, and teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic, FPG's autism team has released a new collection of resources that offers comprehensive support and guidance for navigating the virtual school environment.
Book cover
August 24, 2020
Karen Bluth, PhD, an FPG faculty fellow with the UNC Department of Psychiatry, has written a new book to help teens coping with self-judgment and self-criticism.
Wendy Morgan
August 17, 2020
Meet our Learning and Development Senior Strategist Wendy Morgan, whose work helps others build projects that support the healthy development of children in our community.
Young boy climbing a rope tower
August 13, 2020
The 2020 Impact Report is now available. In this year's report, you'll learn about the ways in which we're re-rooting ourselves in proven areas of excellence—such as early care and education—and branching out where we see outstanding needs.
Young girl playing with hula hoop
August 4, 2020
Last month, FPG welcomed ten new members to its Executive Leadership Board, which was established in 2001 to guide the Institute in its mission to conduct research that makes a difference in children's lives, supports families, and informs public policy.
Marvin H. McKinney
August 3, 2020
Marvin McKinney has spent his entire career committed to breaking down barriers of racial and economic inequality that put children, and their meaningful development in this world, at risk. Now a program dedicated to supporting and cultivating young scholars bears his name.
young child playing with train
July 23, 2020
The Institute of Education Sciences has awarded two new grants to investigators at FPG for their continued work to advance the field of early learning.
screen shot of virtual home visit
July 21, 2020
FPG's Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (ECTA) has produced a new collection of videos to help support both families of young children with disabilities and their practitioners in successful virtual visits.
Howard Lee
July 13, 2020
Seven members of FPG's Executive Leadership Board retired at the end of June, having offered many collective years of dedicated service to the Institute and its mission of advancing knowledge that transforms the lives of all children.

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