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¡BIENVENIDES A LA REVOLUCIÓN! Dr. Cynthia García Coll and the Liberation of Developmental Science, the second paper in the Foundation for Child Development’s Scholars of Color Series, explores how Dr. Cynthia García Coll redefined child development by centering culture, racism, and community strengths to advance equity and liberation in developmental science.

The Foundation for Child Development stands firmly with the children and families who have been marginalized by centuries of colonialism and racism, virulent xenophobia, and persistent economic inequality.

New grants further the Foundation’s commitment to supporting community-driven advocacy and organizing efforts to improve the well-being of young children New York, NY — The Foundation for Child Development (FCD) announces $1.93 million in new grants.

The initial paper, The Timeless Contributions of Dr. Asa Grant Hilliard III: Scholar, Educator, Psychologist, Historian, in the Foundation for Child Development’s Scholars of Color Series honors the groundbreaking contributions of Dr. Asa Hilliard, a pivotal figure in education and advocacy for Black children.

Over this past year, the Foundation for Child Development Board and staff have been exploring what it would mean to be a social justice funder for young children.

The Foundation for Child Development’s policy paper, Cutting Child Poverty in Half and More: Pandemic-Era Lessons From Child and Family Advocates and Organizers, delves into the chronic underinvestment in children in the United States and highlights the essential link between parents’ well-being and children’s prospects.

Foundation for Child Development releases new policy paper on halving child poverty and more with insights from parents and community leaders, advocates, and organizers illuminating the path forward NEW YORK, NY — Cutting Child Poverty in Half and More: Pandemic-Era Lessons From Child and Family Advocates and Organizers, published by the Foundation for Child Development, is a comprehensive look at the unprecedented, yet temporary, federal policy reforms enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

New York, NY — The Foundation for Child Development (FCD) is proud to announce new grants aimed at advancing the well-being of young children marginalized by racism, xenophobia, and economic inequality.