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HOW TO JOIN IN
There are many exciting ways to join in this work!
Researchers
We seek researchers to measure the benefits of teaching high school students about parenting and child development, and SEL in the early years. Grants are available now and we'd like to learn about your ideas.
Send us a message About grants
School Administrators & Teachers
More than half of all U.S. states have high school education standards that relate to parenting and/or child development. We currently seek schools to participate in pilot programs using a curriculum developed at Harvard University Graduate School of Education to teach high school students about parenting and child development.Send in a message for Pilot Testing.
High School and Early College Students
High school and college students may wish to discuss with their school administrators, teachers, boards of education, and PTOs how to include knowledge of parenting and child development in their high school course of study. High school students can use the information
here(on the Why? page) to share why it is vital that teens learn, while still in high school, about nurturing young children's development.
Parents and Others
If you want to learn more about nurturing your or any child’s development or are interested in helping build a successful future for your or any child, our high school curriculum map is available to download. In the future, we hope to add parents' versions of many curriculum materials.
Curriculum map
Publish Your Research
Now you can easily and directly publish your work. If you are excited about your research ideas or results, we'd like to hear from you. We seek to publish research related broadly to the efficacy of teaching parenting at the secondary level and SEL in the early years. We’re also interested in publishing research news including research summaries, updates, plans, and progress reports on the same subjects. Simply click this link to send us a message on the subjects of "Reports to publish" or "Research news".
More ways to join in...
We continually seek ways to strengthen these initiatives and better support parents and positive parenting practices. We would be glad for any suggestions you might wish to share, as we will read all and think carefully about each. To send a message, simply click the link below.Send us a message