Free Things and Grants for Kids with Special Needs

We always want to provide the best for our kids, but somehow, the pressure is even greater when our kids have special needs. Of course, there are direct costs, such…

A key AAP advocacy priority is addressing the needs of vulnerable children impacted by the ongoing opioid epidemic. This crisis has significant and multifaceted impacts on child and family health…

Usable Knowledge is an online resource from the Harvard Graduate School of Education that aims to make education research and best practices accessible to educators, policymakers, members of the media,…

February 22, 2018 For children who have experienced trauma, learning can be a big struggle. But once trauma is identified as the root of the behavior, we can adapt our…

FPG’s Desiree Murray and Duke Center for Child and Family Policy’s Katie Rosanbalm co-authored these free snapshots for practitioners and educators to use for each of six developmental phases. Each…

This video by Devin Clark explores the importance of empathy and what you can do to improve your own.

This animated video from Great Schools! Teaching your kids to forgive each other heals hurts, keeps the peace, and gives them an invaluable life skill.

This post by Edutopia shows 4 videos that demonstrate trauma informed practices used in a Nashville school district: Trauma Informed Teaching: A Whole-School Approach Encouraging Students Self-Regulation with the “Peace…

3:38 minutes Jaxon isn’t your average 9-year-old. He was born with proximal femoral focal deficiency — but that doesn’t stop him from achieving his dreams. Watch this video to learn…

This collection of videos includes five videos produced by New America as well as videos from outside organizations, such as the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University; Teachstone;…