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Arizona State University

$150,000 to partially support the strategic communications phase of the National Task Force on Early Childhood Education for Hispanics (2006)

Association for Children of New Jersey

$189,865 for four policy briefs on PK-3 in New Jersey (2005)

Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management

$50,000 to create the Urie Bronfenbrenner Student Travel Fund to support participation at the APPAM Fall Research Conference (2006)

Barnard College

$50,000 for continuing support of the Eleanor T. Elliott Internship Fellows Program to enable undergraduates to work in advocacy organizations and direct service programs for children (2008)

Bowling Green State University

$150,000 for the FCD Young Scholars Program Study: Obesity Among Young Children of Immigrants (2005)

Brown University

$163,570 for the FCD Young Scholars Program Study: Chinese Immigrant Children's Learning Beliefs and Related Socialization at Home (2006)

Cambridge College

$86,215 for The Schott Principals' Institute to prepare principals to advocate for state policies supporting PK-3 (2006)

Cambridge College

$38,294 for continuing support of The Schott Principals' Institute to prepare principals to advocate for state policies supporting PK-3 (2007)

Center for Community Change

$35,000 for support of its strategic planning and transition process (2003)

Center for Law and Social Policy

$280,000 for technical assistance to state policymakers in using federal funding sources to finance prekindergarten initiatives (2003)

Child Trends

$10,000 for the Child Trends DataBank Mid-Course Review (2006)

Clemson University

$3,000 to support a session on the FCD Child Well-Being Index (CWI) at the International Society for Child Indicators' (ISCI) first international conference (2007)

Columbia University

$150,000 for the FCD Young Scholars Program Study: Cognitive and Socio-Emotional Outcomes of Children of Immigrants (2003)

Columbia University

$150,000 for the FCD Young Scholars Program Study: Welfare Reform and Health of Children in Immigrant Families (2004)

Council on Foundations

$12,020 for membership in calendar year 2007 (2007)

Council on Foundations

$12,020 for membership in calendar year (2006)

Duke University

$184,117 to support an edited volume on the FCD Child Well-Being Index (CWI), and additional analyses and communications related to the CWI (2006)

Economic Policy Institute

$202,100 for continuing support for its Living Standards Program (2003)

Economic Policy Institute

$171,468 for projects to conduct cost-benefit analyses for implementing the Chicago Child-Parent Center model in each state, and for expert review and dissemination of a report on the decline in educational qualifications of early educators over the past 25 years (2005)

Erikson Institute

$250,595 for a national study of the preparation of early childhood teachers for children from diverse backgrounds (2003)

Erikson Institute

$30,000 to establish the Barbara Bowman Fellowship in Early Education and Social Justice (2007)

Fordham University

$30,000 to establish the Riecken Dissertation Fund in Early Childhood Education for students in the Applied Developmental Psychology Program, in honor of FCD Board Member Henry Riecken (2007)

Fordham University

$37,803 for secondary analyses of two longitudinal datasets to study relationships between PK-3 educational experiences and student outcomes (2007)

Foundation for Child Development

$125,000 to produce and distribute a video on PK-3 (2007)

Foundation for Child Development

$770,000 for continuing support of the FCD Changing Faces of America's Children - Young Scholars Program (2006)

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