If kids can see it, they can be it
Dr. Meg Parker, a neonatologist and researcher at Boston Medical Center, shares why she's part of a team improving birth outcomes and early ...
Education
Haitian scholarship spawns leaders for community growth
Dr. Meg Parker, a neonatologist and researcher at Boston Medical Center, shares why she's part of a team improving birth outcomes and early ...
Education
Finding hope in Detroit
In 2016, the Kresge and W.K. Kellogg foundations launched Hope Starts Here in Detroit to expand early childhood education. It hosted its annual ...
Education
Reviving hope for all generations
Indigenous communities in New Mexico are teaching children the crucial importance language holds for passing down history, values, beliefs and a worldview like ...
Education
Boosting educational standards and access in Haiti
In 2013, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation gathered established education organizations to form a collective ‘network’ approach to improve education access and quality in ...
Equitable early learning needs an aligned community front
The National League of Cities (NLC) brought together city leaders and early childhood stakeholders from 13 cities to discuss strengthening early care and ...
Education
Implicit bias makes its way into the classroom
Yale University researched how unconscious prejudices affect the ways teachers educate and discipline children in early childhood classrooms.
Education
Mischell Davis helps families find their voices after Hurricane Katrina
Mischell Davis has deep love and advocacy for New Orleans to ensure families thrive.
Education
Voices of New Mexico’s education system
The New Mexico Center for Law and Poverty, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund and dozens of local partners work together ...
Education
Every child deserves a quality education in Detroit
Hope Starts Here Detroit, a partnership of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the Kresge Foundation, strengthens and improves access to Detroit’s early childhood ...
