Drawing from experiences of dozens of cash transfer programs in low- and middle-income countries, Dr. Paul Niehaus will summarize key findings and share his internationally informed perspective, covering challenges to designing and launching randomized controlled studies, interpreting evidence from diverse contexts, and highlighting features that translate across contexts, including the U.S. Niehaus is an economist […]

This event will celebrate the achievements of two distinguished scholars, Dr. Anna Gassman-Pines and Dr. Jennifer Lansford, who have been recognized with prestigious awards from the American Psychological Association’s Division 7 for their outstanding contributions to the field of developmental science. Both Gassman-Pines and Lansford have demonstrated an unwavering dedication to the field of developmental […]

The BMEsTalk Leadership Lab is a series of four (4) virtual affinity group convenings curated for and by Black Male Educators. Each convening is experiential, offering you the space to be heard, feel energized, and inspire other men that look like you. Our Leadership Lab is 100% virtual. With just the click of a link, […]

Circle of Hope is a FREE support group for Black parents, led by skilled facilitators. Come build community with parents you can relate to – we're stronger together.

🎉 SAVE THE DATE! Fall Festival 2023 – Fun for the Whole Family! 🎃 You're cordially invited to the Fall Festival 2023 – a spectacular event filled with laughter, joy, and unforgettable memories. Join us for an afternoon of excitement, entertainment, and community bonding! 🍔🎶 Highlights: 🕺🎨 FREE FOOD: Indulge in Festival style food and […]

Safety and wellness looks like access to academic rigor for Black students. Join us as we discuss and advocate for Black students who have been less likely to be screened for, or have access to, these programs.

In 2019, researchers began conducting immersive interviews in Appalachia, Texas, and seven southern states in an attempt to determine the causes of “place-based disadvantage.” “In place after place,” they write, “we discovered astonishing stories about the industries that fueled the rise of our nation, the workers who sustained them, and the histories of human suffering […]