“You being in good health is wealth for your children:” Getting to know ParentCorps Farzana Karim
In order for children to do their best, Farzana is guided by a deep belief that we first have to support their parents and caregivers.
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Tiny Big Moments: 25 years of ParentCorps
To celebrate ParentCorps' 25th anniversary, meet three people who have each helped contribute to the success and impact of the program.
Cindy Gray
May 15
"If my mom were in this room, would she be able to understand it?": How we infused accessibility, equity, and space for reflection into our new parent guide
Sharing the new tool that accompanies our 12-session, group-based parenting program
“Your questions actually matter more than our questions”: how ParentCorps prioritizes participant and practitioner voices in data collection
How ParentCorps prioritizes participant and practitioner voices in data collection
End of year giving ask: Donations help us create real spaces for caregivers
In the parenting program, caregivers learn strategies that help build predictability in children's lives.
Katherine Rosenblatt
Oct 5, 2023
Big feelings: Coping at any age
There is often a misconception that it's only young children who struggle to find their words and tolerate the discomfort of big feelings.
Shanika Gunaratna
Jun 22, 2023
Our Impact: A Year in Review
Celebrating the numbers, milestones, and voices behind ParentCorps' work this school year
Melissa Santos
Apr 27, 2023
ParentCorps partner Q&A: Committing to the community you serve
ParentCorps and The Child Center of NY are long-time partners. Here's what has made the partnership so special and successful.
Shanika Gunaratna
Mar 8, 2023
Good news in the pre-K world
New investments and expanded access to ECE are just the start.
Shanika Gunaratna
Dec 7, 2022
ParentCorps asks an expert: how will COVID impact this school year?
We sat down with NYU Langone's Dr. Anna Bershteyn to learn more.
Francesca Barreiro
Sep 12, 2022
Helping routines take root: Q&A with a 10-year-old expert
Charlie DeCicco-Rosenblatt shares his “real life” tips
Shanika Gunaratna
Jun 13, 2022
Coming back after the world's longest school closure: Q&A with our partners in Uganda
"Teachers also want to be cared for."
Lisa Ellrodt
Apr 20, 2022
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
Cindy Gray
Mar 14, 2022
The power of families in conversation: Q&A with a ParentCorps Educator
What makes this space unique, according to a ParentCorps Educator
Rona Taylor & Spring Dawson-McClure
Mar 14, 2022
In partnership: Creating space for families to talk about race
A case study on facilitating critical conversations among school parents
Shanika Gunaratna
Feb 22, 2022
Crisis response, racial equity capacity building: Lessons from partnership
Sharing a new brief in The Future of Children
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?
Cindy Gray
Jan 18, 2022
Immigration stressors in pre-K: What we might be missing
When children's anxieties may go undetected
Tiny Big Moments (Episode 3): One mother's real talk about home-school connection
When teachers become family
Melissa Santos
Nov 3, 2021
Meet a veteran ParentCorps facilitator
Ruben Fermín on how leaning into your identity fuels connection
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