In case you missed it last fall, here are two upcoming opportunities to attend free screenings of the must-see documentary film Resilience: the Biology of Stress & the Science of Hope. Resilience
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Join us next Tuesday, November 28th, at 6:00 pm at Duke Regional Hospital (3643 N. Roxboro Street) for a free screening of the new must-see documentary film Resilience: the Biology of
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A new report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation shows that children of color in North Carolina face numerous barriers to success. The 2017 Race for Results report explores the intersection
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This Wednesday, September 13, Durham Connects is hosting a dinner and community conversation for parents with children 12-18 months old. This event will start at 6:00pm at Welcome Baby Family
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Early childhood is a time of rapid cognitive, linguistic, social, emotional and motor development growth, with neural connections forming at a pace of 700 per second! It’s previously been discovered
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Our partners at Communities In Schools of Durham are excited to announce a new Incredible Years® Parent group at Glenn Elementary beginning February 21st! The Incredible Years (IY) evidence-based parenting programs focus
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Durham’s Early Childhood Mental Health Task Force was established one year ago, and the Partnership has been instrumental in guiding and supporting the work of the Task Force from day
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Join hundreds of volunteers this Saturday and help build a new playground at the Durham Head Start Leathers Meachem Campus! The center is the recipient of a new KaBOOM! playground through a
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This week, the U.S. Census Bureau released the 2015 numbers on income, poverty and health, showing that 21.2% of children under the age of 3 are living in families with
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North Carolina is one of ten states recently selected to participate in an upcoming ZERO TO THREE Policy Center convening to advance state policy related to infant and early childhood
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