Health & Health CareMedia
The Carolinas Collaborative for Child Advocacy and Residency Education (CC) announced it has been awarded $1.5 million in grants over three years to address pressing disparities in child mental health across North and South Carolina. This transformative funding comes from a consortium of leading philanthropic organizations, including The Duke Endowment, Dogwood Health Trust, HopeStar Foundation, and Maynard Family Foundation.
Prioritization of SNAP and similar programs will help secure our nation ICS’s new initiative, Strong Nation, shares that…
Institute for Child SuccessBlog
The Strong Nation initiative will continue Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, ReadyNation, and Mission: Readiness’ advocacy work to help kids…
Early Childhood Development, Measurement & EvaluationBlog
Early childhood assessment can be like a rollercoaster, but cut-off scores can help. By Dr. Allison Kimble-Cusano Culturally relevant,…
ICS hit the road in 2025, and in 2026, we will work even harder to help young kids thrive…
ICS partners for awarding of Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act funds…
by Keller Anne Ruble, M.Ed. Former policy wonk turned entrepreneur. Relentlessly focused on cultivating…
by Dr. Heather Googe, ICS Research Fellow Heather Smith Googe…
by Veronica Parker, PhD – ICS Fellow Dr. Parker is an Alumni Distinguished…
Flipping Our Mindsets Regarding Young Emergent Bilingual Children by Erin Hamel, PhD – ICS…
Early Childhood DevelopmentBlog
In a time of uncertainty and “breaking news,” young children are exposed to crises in their own lives and…
Measurement & EvaluationBlog
Content (and cakes) by Dr. Allison Kimble-Cusano, Research Specialist “I can’t help but see parallels between birthday cakes…
