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Lisa Ellrodt
- Apr 20
Looking closer to understand the essential elements behind ParentCorps’ impact
A new publication highlights the “essential elements” in our approach to strengthen adult capacity to support young children
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Cindy Gray
- Mar 14
The power of families in conversation: Q&A with a ParentCorps Educator
What makes this space unique, according to a ParentCorps Educator
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In partnership: Creating space for families to talk about race
A case study on facilitating critical conversations among school parents
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Shanika Gunaratna
- Feb 22
Crisis response, racial equity capacity building: Lessons from partnership
Sharing a new brief in The Future of Children
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Tiny Big Moments: Making space for both student and family in the pre-K classroom
What do you remember of starting school for the first time?
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Cindy Gray
- Jan 18
Immigration stressors in pre-K: What we might be missing
When children's anxieties may go undetected
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Lisa Ellrodt
- Jan 18
For educators, tapping into SEL practices is an act of self-appreciation
Learning from a new study on how pre-K teachers conceptualize their own social-emotional well being
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Tiny Big Moments (Episode 3): One mother's real talk about home-school connection
When teachers become family
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Lisa Ellrodt
- Dec 6, 2021
The self work behind culturally responsive education
Why teacher self-reflection is key to culturally responsive classroom environments
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Shanika Gunaratna
- Dec 3, 2021
ParentCorps x Parent Nation book giveaway
Grab your free preorder of Parent Nation, the forthcoming book from Dr. Dana Suskind.
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Melissa Santos
- Nov 3, 2021
Meet a veteran ParentCorps facilitator
Ruben Fermín on how leaning into your identity fuels connection
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Lisa Ellrodt
- Oct 28, 2021
My Mommy is a He: Q&A with author Katherine Rosenblatt
On the power of children's book to support children and adults, and more.
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Shanika Gunaratna
- Oct 6, 2021
Thinking differently about parent outreach
Leaning on the wisdom of parents, educators, and behavioral economics
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Lisa Ellrodt and Spring Dawson-McClure
- Oct 1, 2021
What does research in a pandemic look like?
Reflections on humanizing research practice, centering families, and more
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