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September 7, 2022

Research shows links between LENA Grow participation and social-emotional growth

LENA, an Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee, launched an initiative in 2021 to bring its “talk pedometer” technology and practice-based professional development to early childhood educators in Washington, D.C. Results show that participating children experienced significant increases in all domains of the Devereux Early Childhood Assessment (DECA), including Initiative, Self-regulation, and Attachment/Relationships, as…

September 6, 2022

Pitt Psychiatry Awarded $16.2M by National Institute of Mental Health Center

Led by David Brent, a member of the Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Scientific Advisory Committee, the University of Pittsburgh’s Department of Psychiatry has been awarded a $16.2M National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) grant focused on addressing adolescent suicide, with a focus on Black and Hispanic youth. Learn more from the University of Pittsburgh.

September 6, 2022

Maine organizations awarded Children’s Health Small Grants from Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation

The Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation, through its Children’s Health Small Grants Program, has awarded grants to 15 Maine organizations. Learn more here.

July 28, 2022

Former Klingenstein-Simons Neuroscience Fellows become Gilliam Advisors

Congratulations to the Richard Daneman (2017-2020 Neuroscience Fellow) and John Tuthill (2016-2019 Neuroscience Fellow), each will be advising a 2022 HHMI Gilliam Fellow. Gilliam advisors are committed to helping graduate students from populations historically excluded and underrepresented in science realize their high potential. Learn more at HHMI News.

July 28, 2022

Previous Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow Chairs Harvard Medical School’s Department of Neurobiology

David D. Ginty, Ph.D., recipient of a Klingenstein Neuroscience Award in 1995, has been named Chair of Harvard Medical School’s Department of Neurobiology. Dr. Ginty is the seventh chair to lead the department that includes 30 research laboratories that study neuroscience at the molecular, cellular, circuit, and systems levels, fueled by a commitment to address…

July 13, 2022

Past KTGF Fellow to Lead the Pittsburgh’s Psychiatry Research Pathway

Danella Hafeman, MD, PhD has been named director of the Psychiatry Research Pathway (PRP) for residents. The specialized PRP enables residents to simultaneously receive clinical training and pursue their passion for research through mentorship, conducting research projects, and receiving training that facilitates their career development into highly successful investigators. Read more about Dr. Hafeman’s new…

July 8, 2022

Two Prior Neuroscience Fellows Receive the NINDS Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship

Brian Litt, M.D. and Hongjun Song, Ph.D. received the 2022 National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship. The award is given to faculty members who have shown dedication to superior mentorship and training in neuroscience research. Learn more about the mentoring approaches of Dr. Litt and Dr. Song.

June 30, 2022

MaineCare Expands Dental Coverage and Boosts Provider Reimbursement

MaineCare is expanding its dental coverage for adults and increasing reimbursement rates for dental providers on July 1, representing an estimated $45 million investment in oral health. “Oral health is an essential element of overall health, and dental care is a critical health service for all Maine people. Research shows that children will be more…

June 28, 2022

2022 Neuroscience Fellow Recognized as an Innovator

Xin Jin is recognized as one of MIT Technology Review’s 35 Innovators Under 35 for inventing a method that allows scientists to examine dozens or hundreds of genes in each experiment. Dr. Jin is using the method to better understand how genetic changes affect mental health.

June 14, 2022

Klingenstein Advisor to Lead Medical Social Sciences at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Rinad S. Beidas, PhD, has been named chair and Ralph Seal Paffenbarger Professor of Medical Social Sciences. An internationally recognized leader in the field of implementation science, Dr. Beidas’ research broadly focuses on leveraging insights from implementation science and behavioral economics to make it easier for clinicians, leaders, and organizations to use best practices to…

June 1, 2022

Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize Winner and Emeritus Advisor to Retire

Eric Kandel helped establish the Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellowship and led its Advisory Committee for almost 30 years. “As the leader and visionary of our foundation’s neuroscience program for many years, Eric was both a trusted advisor and friend to our family. We join Columbia University in wishing him the very best in the years ahead,”…

June 1, 2022

Former Fellow Awarded Kavli Prize in Neuroscience

Christopher A. Walsh, MD, PhD, a 1993 Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow, has been awarded the 2022 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters for identifying genetic mutations that underlie disorders affecting the cerebral cortex, including adverse sporadic and somatic cell mutations in the developing brain. Many of these discoveries came from…

May 20, 2022

Advisor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

David Brent, a member of the Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Scientific Advisory Committee, has received the Lifetime Achievement Research Award from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). This award honors suicide prevention researchers whose career and body of work have had a significant and broad impact on the field of suicide prevention. Learn more…

May 10, 2022

Covid-Era Babies Are ‘Talking’ Less, Signaling Future Reading Challenges

LENA, an Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee, conducted a study that suggests that children born during the pandemic may be at risk for academic failure as overburdened parents haven’t been able to engage babies and toddlers in conversation that is crucial for language development and reading. The study relied on LENA’s talk pedometer device to…

May 3, 2022

Advisor and Three Former Neuroscience Fellows Elected to National Academy of Sciences

Hollis Cline, PhD (1993), Erik M. Jorgensen, PhD (1995), Alex L. Kolodkin, PhD (1995), advisor Helen S. Mayberg, MD, recognized for distinguished and continuing original research, have been elected to the 2022 National Academy of Sciences. They are among 120 new members and 30 foreign associates elected to join the academy this year. Please learn…

April 28, 2022

Former Neuroscience Fellow Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences

Chenghua Gu, PhD has been elected as a 2022 member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. The 2007 Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow is among the 261 outstanding individuals have been elected to the Academy in 2022. Read more from the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

April 14, 2022

Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Fellow Receives Professionalism Accolade

Kristen Eckstrand a 2022 Fellow in Depression is recognized by the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine for her dedication to supporting student experience and for serving as an exemplary role model for tireless compassion and advocacy on behalf of patients. Learn more about Dr. Eckstrand’s accolade.

January 27, 2022

Masks in Child Care Reduced Center Closures

Walter Gilliam – an Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee – led a large-scale longitudinal study that found childcare programs in the US that practiced masking early in the COVID-19 pandemic saw significant reductions in program closures. Read more at Yahoo and Science Daily

January 24, 2022

Klingenstein-Simons Scientific Advisors receives NAS Pradel Research Award

Edward Chang, MD, University of California, San Francisco, receives the Pradel Research Award for scientific advances that have deepened our mechanistic understanding of speech perception and production. Presented by the National Academy of Sciences, the Pradel Research Award is presented annually to recognize mid-career neuroscientists whose work is making major contributions to our understanding of…

January 24, 2022

Anti-poverty Intervention Has Direct Impact on Children’s Brain Development

Kimberly Noble – lead PI for Baby’s First Years, an Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee – led a study that shows that an anti-poverty intervention had a direct impact on children’s brain development. After one year, infants of mothers in low-income households receiving $333 in monthly cash support were more likely to show…

November 3, 2021

Klingenstein-Simons Advisor Receives Society for Neuroscience Award for the Promotion of Women in Neuroscience

Catherine Dulac, Ph.D. received the 2021 Mika Salpeter Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society for Neuroscience. This award recognizes neuroscientists with outstanding achievements in research who have significantly promoted the professional advancement of women in neuroscience. Learn more about Dr. Dulac’s award.

October 25, 2021

Puerto Rico Leading Nation’s Vaccine Rate and Former Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow at the Forefront

Dr. Daniel Colón-Ramos presides over a coalition of scientists to inform policy in Puerto Rico. The Caribbean Island now has the highest vaccine rate in America, having fully vaccinated over 73% of its 3.3 million residents. Learn more at ABC News and Newsweek.

October 18, 2021

Former Klingenstein Medical Student Fellow Appointed White House Fellow

Former Klingenstein Medical Student Fellow, Sunny Patel, M.D., a child and adolescent psychiatrist and public health physician has been appointed by President Biden to the White House Fellowship. Selection into the program is based on a record of professional accomplishment, evidence of leadership skills, the potential for further growth, and a commitment to service. Read…

October 4, 2021

Klingenstein-Simons Scientific Advisor Develops a “Pacemaker for the Brain” to Treat Depression

In the first study of individualized brain stimulation to treat severe depression, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, including senior author and Neuroscience Advisor Edward Chang, M.D. surgically implant a battery-operated, “pacemaker for the brain” calibrated to detect the neural activity pattern that occurs when the patient is becoming depressed then delivers pulses…

September 23, 2021

Four Former Neuroscience Fellows Selected to Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Cagla Eroglu, Ph.D., Chenghua Gu, Ph.D., Daniel Kronauer, Ph.D., and Kay Tye, Ph.D. have been selected as Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigators representing outstanding science from across the United States. HHMI Investigators are widely known for their scientific discoveries, their innovation, and their success in tackling the most challenging problems in biomedical research. Learn…

August 31, 2021

Lessons on Child Care, From the Military

Linda Smith – Director of the Early Childhood Initiative at the Bipartisan Policy Center, an Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee – spoke with the New York Times about her work during the 1970s and 1980s improving the United States military’s underfunded and mismanaged child care system. Today, the system’s standards are considered more…

August 30, 2021

Child care providers vaccinated at higher rates than general U.S. population

Researchers at the Yale Child Study Center, an Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee, published a national study in which they found that child care providers are vaccinated at higher rates than the general population. “Child care providers are one of the few groups that have intimate interactions with many people on a daily…

August 20, 2021

EAJK Grantee Helps Families Learn About American Rescue Plan Child Care Tax Credits

While many families have received payments for the child tax credit, nearly 50% aren’t aware they can claim another tax break on child and dependent care expenses through a recent federal stimulus plan, according to a survey conducted by Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee Bipartisan Policy Center. “The changes made by the American…

August 18, 2021

As Biden Pushes Nation Toward Universal Pre-K, Home-Based Child Care Could Help Fill Gaps in the System

Home Grown, a national funder collaborative that includes the Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund, and the National Institute for Early Education Research released a new report in response to President Joe Biden’s plan to provide nationwide universal Pre-K. The report finds that including family child care homes in pre-K initiatives could increase the supply…

July 15, 2021

Klingenstein-Simons Scientific Advisor Develops Brain Implant That Lets Severe Stroke Victim ‘Speak’ Again

A research team led by Edward Chang, M.D. – former Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow, current Scientific Advisor, and the Chair of the Department of Neurological Surgery at UCSF – developed a “speech neuroprosthesis” that has enabled a man with severe paralysis to communicate in sentences, translating signals from his brain to the vocal tract directly into…

July 1, 2021

As Attention Turns to Child Care, the System’s Unsung Heroes Ask for Recognition

A survey conducted by Home Grown, a national collaborative of funders that includes the Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund, found that nearly 40 percent of informal child care providers were concerned about income, enrollment and the health impacts of providing care during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Fuller Project reports on the survey and the challenges faced by…

June 10, 2021

Two Former Neuroscience Fellows Receive the NINDS Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship

Richard Daneman, Ph.D. and Robert C. Froemke, Ph.D. received the 2021 National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship. The award is given to faculty members who have shown dedication to superior mentorship and training in neuroscience research. Learn more about the mentoring approaches Dr. Daneman and Dr. Froemke.

May 4, 2021

Helping Home-Based Child Care Providers Participate in the Child and Adult Care Food Program

For millions of children in child care, the Child and Adult Care Food Program acts as a key nutritional support by reimbursing child care providers for the cost of snacks and meals provided to the children in their care. The Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund is a member of the Home Grown Child Care…

May 3, 2021

Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation Small Grants Applications Open for Submissions

Emilie Knight, Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation Director of Small Grants, spoke with CentralMaine.com to announce the opening of the Foundation’s 2021 grant cycle. Community organizations serving Maine residents are encouraged to apply, especially those addressing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the full article at CentralMaine.com.

April 29, 2021

Expanding Subsidies for Home-Based Child Care Providers Could Aid the Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery

The Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund is a member of the Home Grown Child Care Collaborative, which funded a report to show policymakers how they can help home based child care providers take advantage of recovery subsidies. An Urban Institute blog post summarizes the report.

April 26, 2021

Former Neuroscience Fellow Elected to National Academy of Sciences

Rachel O. Wong, Ph.D. has been elected as a 2021 member of the National Academy of Sciences. The 1996 Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow is among 120 new members and 30 foreign associates elected to join the academy this year. Learn more from the National Academy of Sciences.

December 21, 2020

Grantee HealthySteps Featured on PBS NewsHour

On December 17, 2020, PBS NewsHour highlighted Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund Early Childhood grantee HealthySteps as a model of adverse childhood experience (ACE) prevention. NewsHour’s report, titled “Invisible Scars: America’s Childhood Trauma Crisis”, featured a first-hand look at how HealthySteps prevents and mitigates the effects of ACEs, a silent epidemic in our country…

October 26, 2020

Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Partners Named to The Holding Co.’s Care 100

The Holding Co. an innovation lab of Pivotal Ventures, recognized 100 leaders in the care sector, including Natalie Renew, leader of the Home Grown funder collaborative that includes the Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Fund, and Jessica Sager, CEO of grantee All Our Kin. Learn more about their ideas for shaping the future of…

October 20, 2020

Coronavirus Threatens to Push the Child-Care Industry Over the Edge

According to an August 2020 survey conducted by Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Fund grantee Bipartisan Policy Center, only 30% of parents with children under age 5 have sought child care during the pandemic. This survey is cited in the Wall Street Journal’s article on the effects of the pandemic on child care. Read the…

October 14, 2020

Child Care Centers Are Not Linked to COVID Spread, According to Large Study

Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund early childhood grantee Walter Gilliam, Ph.D. of the Yale Child Study Center just released his study of COVID-19 transmissibility in child care centers. Articles describing his research are featured in the Wall Street Journal and at People.com.

September 30, 2020

Scientists are using MRI scans to reveal the physical makeup of our thoughts and feelings

David Brent is a member of the Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Scientific Advisory Committee a psychiatrist at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where he runs a clinic for suicidal adolescents. He spoke to 60 Minutes about his work on MRI imaging of suicidal patients. Read the full article on CBS News.

September 30, 2020

How the pandemic forced mental health care to change for the better

To truly provide mental healthcare in the time of COVID-19, providers are exploring technological innovation, new science, new mental health care platforms, more equitable access to technology, and a delicate mix of software and a human touch. “The status quo wasn’t ethical,” Jessica Schleider, a psychologist and recipient of the Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Access…

September 17, 2020

Yale teams get multi-million-dollar awards to study biology of Parkinson’s

Yale research teams, headed by a former EAJK Fellow, will receive approximately $9 million in grants from the Aligning Sciences Across Parkinson’s (ASAP) initiative to study the underlying biology of Parkinson’s disease. Pietro De Camilli – the John Klingenstein Professor of Neuroscience, a 1989 Klingenstein Fellow in Neurowscience, and investigator for the Howard Hughes Medical…

September 17, 2020

Discoverer of neural circuits for parenting wins US$3-million Breakthrough Prize

Catherine Dulac, a member of the EAJK Scientific Advisory Committee and molecular biologist at Harvard University, has been awarded a Breakthrough prize — the most lucrative award in science and mathematics – for her work on the neurology of parental roles. In the 1990s, Dulac isolated the pheromone receptors in mice that govern sex-specific social behaviors. Virgin…

August 18, 2020

UCSF Neurological Surgery Announces New Department Chair

Edward Chang, M.D. has been named the new Chair of the Department of Neurological Surgery at UCSF. He is currently a Professor of Neurological Surgery at UCSF and Chief of Epilepsy Surgery and will begin his new role as Chair on September 1, 2020. Doctor Chang sits on the Klingenstein-Simons Fellowship Scientific Advisory Committee, and…

August 11, 2020

D.C. Child Care Reopening Fund Q&A with Marica Cox Mitchell

The Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Fund collaborates with four funders, including the Bainum Family Foundation, to support at least 115 home-based child care providers. Marica Cox Mitchell, Director of Early Learning for the BFF, details the collaborative’s response to challenges raised by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read full article at New America.

July 29, 2020

Without National Strategy For School Reopenings, Parents Face Uncertainty

Natalie Renew – director of Home Grown, a nonprofit organization improving the quality of in-home child care and a fundee of the Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund – speaks to NPR about the challenges faced by childcare providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to the the full piece at NPR.

July 28, 2020

Mystery Solved About the Machines That Move Your Genes

In a new paper published September 2 in Nature Physics and supported by the Klingenstein-Simons Foundation, researchers provide insight into the cellular machinery that segregates chromosomes during cell division and why this process sometimes goes wrong. Read the full article at Science Daily,

July 23, 2020

Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans

Mosquitoes have been called the deadliest animal in the world: tiny creatures so dangerous that genetic engineering may be necessary to win the battle against them. But not all mosquitoes are equally responsible for devastating the human population by spreading disease. Out of thousands of species, only a few like to bite humans. Why do…

July 14, 2020

D.C.-Area Child Care Centers Struggle To Stay Afloat Amid The Pandemic

WAMU details the Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund’s efforts — in partnership with Bainum Family Foundation, A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation, The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation and the Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation — to a create $1 million pot of money to help 115 small early…

May 27, 2020

Dental Kits to be distributed to 4,000 Aroostook County Children

With support from the Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation’s Partnership for Children’s Oral Health, a coalition from Aroostook County, including: St. Apollonia Dental Clinic, United Way of Aroostook, Aroostook County Action Program and Katahdin Trust Company, has been busy coordinating efforts to ensure that children receive dental kits which will include: toothbrush, toothpaste, floss and…

May 22, 2020

Will early learning, after-school shift toward home-based care?

Natalie Renew and Karen Tylek of Home Grown, an Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund fundee, discuss Philadelphia’s new pre-K initiative, which includes licensed family-child care homes as part of a “mixed-delivery” system – meaning both school- and community-based providers can receive a contract to serve children in the program. Read the full article at Education Dive.

May 12, 2020

Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation awards grants to 13 Maine organizations

The Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation has awarded grants to 13 Maine organizations through its Children’s Health Small Grants Program. This year the foundation chose to prioritize the most urgent and essential needs of Maine children during the COVID-19 pandemic, including food, shelter and healthcare. The 13 awards total $116,240, according to a news release…

April 28, 2020

Women Face Amplified Risks in the Pandemic. Funders Are Responding

The Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund is proud to announce the recipients of grants to neuroscience to support collaboration and research.

April 28, 2020

Early Childhood Policy Meets Early Childhood Science, Part 3: On Formal vs. Informal Learning Settings

Early Learning Nation profiles All Our Kin and the Home Grown initiative, both Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund recipients, in a discussion about providing professional development, dollars and business assistance to home-based childcare providers. Read the full article at Early Learning Nation.

April 22, 2020

Want to Support Your Community’s Equitable Recovery from COVID-19? Invest in Child Care

The Bridgespan Group profiles Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund fundee Home Grown collaborative’s toolkit for establishing an emergency fund that meets the needs of local providers and caregivers. Topics include determining goals, understanding emerging and ongoing needs, choosing a funding approach, and selecting partners. Read the full article at The Bridgespan Group.

April 13, 2020

Rapid-Response Grant Opportunities for Pandemic Crisis

Home Grown, a fundee of the Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund, will make at least $1.2 million in grants to nonprofit organizations that provide emergency support for in-home child-care centers, in particular those that care for the children of essential workers. The fund anticipates making between 10-15 grants of up to $100,000 to purchase…

News & Resources

Research shows links between LENA Grow participation and social-emotional growth

Pitt Psychiatry Awarded $16.2M by National Institute of Mental Health Center

Maine organizations awarded Children’s Health Small Grants from Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation

Former Klingenstein-Simons Neuroscience Fellows become Gilliam Advisors

Previous Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow Chairs Harvard Medical School’s Department of Neurobiology

Past KTGF Fellow to Lead the Pittsburgh’s Psychiatry Research Pathway

Two Prior Neuroscience Fellows Receive the NINDS Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship

MaineCare Expands Dental Coverage and Boosts Provider Reimbursement

2022 Neuroscience Fellow Recognized as an Innovator

Klingenstein Advisor to Lead Medical Social Sciences at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize Winner and Emeritus Advisor to Retire

Former Fellow Awarded Kavli Prize in Neuroscience

Advisor Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Covid-Era Babies Are ‘Talking’ Less, Signaling Future Reading Challenges

Advisor and Three Former Neuroscience Fellows Elected to National Academy of Sciences

Former Neuroscience Fellow Elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences

Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation Fellow Receives Professionalism Accolade

Masks in Child Care Reduced Center Closures

Klingenstein-Simons Scientific Advisors receives NAS Pradel Research Award

Anti-poverty Intervention Has Direct Impact on Children’s Brain Development

Klingenstein-Simons Advisor Receives Society for Neuroscience Award for the Promotion of Women in Neuroscience

Puerto Rico Leading Nation’s Vaccine Rate and Former Klingenstein Neuroscience Fellow at the Forefront

Former Klingenstein Medical Student Fellow Appointed White House Fellow

Klingenstein-Simons Scientific Advisor Develops a “Pacemaker for the Brain” to Treat Depression

Four Former Neuroscience Fellows Selected to Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Lessons on Child Care, From the Military

Child care providers vaccinated at higher rates than general U.S. population

EAJK Grantee Helps Families Learn About American Rescue Plan Child Care Tax Credits

As Biden Pushes Nation Toward Universal Pre-K, Home-Based Child Care Could Help Fill Gaps in the System

Klingenstein-Simons Scientific Advisor Develops Brain Implant That Lets Severe Stroke Victim ‘Speak’ Again

As Attention Turns to Child Care, the System’s Unsung Heroes Ask for Recognition

Two Former Neuroscience Fellows Receive the NINDS Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship

Helping Home-Based Child Care Providers Participate in the Child and Adult Care Food Program

Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation Small Grants Applications Open for Submissions

Expanding Subsidies for Home-Based Child Care Providers Could Aid the Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery

Former Neuroscience Fellow Elected to National Academy of Sciences

Grantee HealthySteps Featured on PBS NewsHour

Esther A. and Joseph Klingenstein Partners Named to The Holding Co.’s Care 100

Coronavirus Threatens to Push the Child-Care Industry Over the Edge

Child Care Centers Are Not Linked to COVID Spread, According to Large Study

Scientists are using MRI scans to reveal the physical makeup of our thoughts and feelings

How the pandemic forced mental health care to change for the better

Yale teams get multi-million-dollar awards to study biology of Parkinson’s

Discoverer of neural circuits for parenting wins US$3-million Breakthrough Prize

UCSF Neurological Surgery Announces New Department Chair

D.C. Child Care Reopening Fund Q&A with Marica Cox Mitchell

Without National Strategy For School Reopenings, Parents Face Uncertainty

Mystery Solved About the Machines That Move Your Genes

Why Some Mosquitoes Prefer Humans

D.C.-Area Child Care Centers Struggle To Stay Afloat Amid The Pandemic

Dental Kits to be distributed to 4,000 Aroostook County Children

Will early learning, after-school shift toward home-based care?

Sadie & Harry Davis Foundation awards grants to 13 Maine organizations

Women Face Amplified Risks in the Pandemic. Funders Are Responding

Early Childhood Policy Meets Early Childhood Science, Part 3: On Formal vs. Informal Learning Settings

Want to Support Your Community’s Equitable Recovery from COVID-19? Invest in Child Care

Rapid-Response Grant Opportunities for Pandemic Crisis