Capacity-Building and Communications

Support was provided for a book that intends to improve understanding and communication between the research and policy communities.

The goal for this project is to raise awareness of children’s issues with candidates and the public.

Funding was given to support the New York Regional Association of Grantmakers.

The Rockefeller Archive Center was founded in 1974 to bring together the existing archives of the Rockefeller family, Rockefeller Foundation, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, and Rockefeller University, and such other Rockefeller-related institutions as wanted to make their archives available to qualified...

Support was provided for a session at the National Afterschool Association conference to disseminate research findings on program quality of after-school programs.

Support was given to The National Study Group on Supplementary Education, which will commission papers to better understand youth’s supplementary education experiences.

To continue to support the Society for Research in Child Development Congressional Fellowship Program, which places Fellows in congressional offices to work as resident scholars.

Support was provided for a book on school-age childcare in America.

Funding was given for a research partnership with New York City schools.

The Child Trends DataBank is a national resource for data and research on more than a hundred indicators of child and youth wellbeing.