FPG experts will speak at several events over the next few months, including:

September 10

Desiree Murray, FPG's associate director for research, will co-lead a plenary session on self-regulation at the annual conference of the Native Children’s Research Exchange (NCRE). The NCRE's mission is to bring together researchers studying child and adolescent development in American Indian and Alaska Native communities in the U.S. and Canada.

September 16

FPG executive leadership board member Ron Haskins will give the Bronfenbrenner Lecture at the Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research. The center capitalizes on translational research to more closely link the twin missions of research and outreach.

October 9

FPG director Samuel L. Odom will highlight the contributions of four primary research centers to the evolution of practice in EI/ECSE, the  potential effects these contributions have had on generations of children and families, and directions for future research. This is a Research Spotlight Session at the DEC Conference Early Childhood Intervention at 50: Where Do We Go From Here.