Schedule at a Glance

PRE-CONFERENCE: Development of Refugee Children and Youth Living in Camps during COVID-19

PRE-CONFERENCE: How do we Construct the Other? Using Science to Address the Social Justice Crisis

PRE-CONFERENCE: SRCD Developmental Science Teaching Institute

PRE-CONFERENCE: 2021 Zigler Policy Pre-Conference - Policing and Anti-Racism: Racial and Gender Disparities in Criminal Justice Experiences And Youth Development

SPECIAL EVENT: Chat with Leaders

SPECIAL EVENT: BIPOC Reflections on the SRCD Fellowship

INVITED TALKS

• Mark H. Johnson, University of Cambridge & Birkbeck, University of London
  Typical and Atypical Trajectories of Human Brain Development
• BJ Casey, Yale University
  Healthy Development as a Human Right: Insights from Developmental Neuroscience for Youth Justice

INVITED SYMPOSIUM

DACA and Families

• Roberto G. Gonzales, Harvard University
  Lives Still in Limbo: UnDACAmented and Navigating Uncertain Futures
• Lisseth Rojas-Flores, Fuller Theological Seminary
  Immigration Policies and COVID-19: Addressing Compounded Crises for Latinx Children in the US

INVITED TALKS

• Phillip L. Hammack, University of California, Santa Cruz
  The New Queer Teenager: Authenticity in Gender and Sexual Identity Development in the Twenty-First Century
• Charlotte J. Patterson, University of Virginia
  Sexual Orientation and Family Lives

INVITED SYMPOSIUM
Trauma Among Individuals, Families, and Communities: Situating Adversity in Context

• Renee Boynton-Jarrett, Boston Medical Center
  Emancipating the Social Ecology of Early Childhood Development: Racism, Structural Adversity, and Transformational Communities
• Seth D. Pollak, University of Wisconsin-Madison
  New Approaches to Uncovering the Developmental Effects of Child Adversity

SPECIAL EVENT
SRCD State of the Science Report on Improving Intergroup Attitudes and Relations

INVITED SYMPOSIUM
Adoption Across Development

• Rachel H. Farr, University of Kentucky
  LGBTQ+ Adoptive Parent Families: Parent-child Socialization, Individual Development Across Time, and Policy Considerations
• Jesús Palacios, University of Seville
  Possibilities and Limits of Recovery After Early Life Adversities: Evidence from Adoption Research
• Megan R. Gunnar (moderator), University of Minnesota

INVITED PANEL
Scholar Activism Across Contexts and Careers: Promoting Social Justice in the Developmental Sciences and Beyond

• Lorena Aceves, SRCD, Federal Policy Fellow
• Nkemka Anyiwo, University of Pennsylvania
• Miriam R. Arbeit, Suffolk University
• Michelle Fine, City University of New York
• Stephen T. Russell, University of Texas at Austin
• Robert M. Sellers, University of Michigan
• Noelle Hurd (moderator), University of Virginia
• Rebecca M. B. White (moderator), Arizona State University
• Joanna Lee Williams (moderator), Rutgers University, New Brunswick

SPECIAL EVENT: Chat with Leaders

INVITED PANEL
Baby's First Years: The First Randomized Controlled Trial of Poverty Reduction in Early Childhood

• Lisa A. Gennetian, Duke University
• Sarah Halpern-Meekin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Katherine A. Magnuson, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Kimberly G. Noble, Teachers College, Columbia University
• Greg J. Duncan (moderator), University of California, Irvine

INVITED SYMPOSIUM
Building Pipelines: Engaging Youth in Science

• Damien A. Fair, University of Minnesota
  Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience in the Era of Big Data
• Melissa A. Koenig, University of Minnesota
  Mentoring Young Scientists

INVITED TALKS

• Richard N. Aslin, Yale University
  The Value-Added of Neuroimaging Data for Studies of Infant Development
• Linda B. Smith, Indiana University
  Brains and Bodies in the World Link the Data for Learning and the Mechanisms that do the Learning

SPECIAL EVENT
Addressing Education Inequities Exacerbated by COVID-19: From SOTE Briefs to Education Policy Research Agenda

SPECIAL EVENT

• Howard C. Stevenson, University of Pennsylvania
  Noticing Threat and Courage While Engaging Racial Dialogue: Healing Trauma Through Racial Literacy

SPECIAL EVENT: Chat with Leaders

SPECIAL EVENT

• Marie A. Bernard, Scientific Workforce Diversity & National Institute on Aging
  The NIH UNITE Initiative to Strengthen Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – Implications for the Scientific Community

INVITED TALKS

• Frosso Motti-Stefanidi, University of Athens
  Resilient Adaptation of Immigrant Youth in the Greek School Context: Risks and Resources
• Gustavo Carlo, University of California, Irvine
  Cultural Socialization of Prosocial Behaviors in U.S. Latino/a Youth

INVITED SYMPOSIUM
The Use of Publicly Available Big Data Sets in Developmental Science

• Michael H. Milham, Child Mind Institute
  Opportunities and Limitations of Publicly Available Big Data for Biomarker Discovery in the Developing Brain
• Henrik D. Zachrisson, University of Oslo
  Big Data: Is it for me? What it is, how to use it

SPECIAL EVENT
Meet the SRCD Editors

INVITED PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM
Implementing Early and Middle Childhood Interventions for Population Impact Around the Globe

• J. Lawrence Aber, New York University
  Training Ghana's Preschool Teacher to Improve Classroom Quality and Children's Learning Outcomes
• Marta Rubio-Codina, Inter-American Development Bank
  Home Visiting at Scale and Child Development
• Hirokazu Yoshikawa, New  York University
  Taking into Account COVID-19 and Culture to Support Early Childhood Development in Humanitarian Contexts
• Kenneth A. Dodge (moderator), Duke University

INVITED SYMPOSIUM

Early-Life Stress and Neurobiological Development

• Andrea Danese, King’s College London
  The Impact of Childhood Trauma: What We Don’t Know
• Ian H. Gotlib, Stanford University
  Early Life Stress, Neurodevelopment, and Adolescents' Response to the Pandemic

SPECIAL EVENT: SRCD Town Hall

SPECIAL EVENT: Chat with Leaders

SPECIAL EVENT: SRCD Policy Fellowship Panel

INVITED TALK

• Peggy Flanagan, Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
  Putting Children at the Center of Government: From Research to Policymaking

SPECIAL EVENT: Presidential Address with Kenneth A. Dodge
Growing Opportunities for Young Children and Eliminating Disparities Through a Universal System of Care

SPECIAL EVENT: SRCD Member Meeting and Awards Ceremony

SPECIAL EVENT: The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021: Will It Rescue our Children?

SPECIAL EVENT: Chat with Leaders

INVITED SYMPOSIUM
Development of Social Cognition

• Sarah-Jayne Blakemore, University of Cambridge
  Development of the Social Brain in Adolescence and Effects of Social Distancing
• Peipei Setoh, Nanyang Technological University
  Racial Identity Formation and Ingroup Preferences in Preschoolers

SPECIAL EVENT
SRCD Roundtable on Anti-Racism, (In)Equity, and Inclusion in Publishing, Research, and Organizational Practices

INVITED SYMPOSIUM
The Next Steps for an Antiracist Research Agenda in Developmental Science

• Margaret A. Hagerman, Mississippi State University
  White Kids: Growing Up With Privilege in a Racially Divided America
• Eleanor K. Seaton (moderator), Arizona State University

SPECIAL EVENT
Aligning the SRCD Ethical Principles and Standards with Research Ethics Practices in a Twenty-first Century World

INVITED TALKS

• Mia A. Smith-Bynum, University of Maryland
  A Theory of Racial Socialization in Action: Black Families and The Power of Observational Methods
• Megan R. Gunnar, University of Minnesota
  Social Regulation of Stress in Early Development: 20 Years Later

INVITED SALON

The ABCD Study

• Deanna M. Barch, Washington University in St. Louis
• Terry L. Jernigan, University of California, San Diego
• Damien A. Fair (moderator), University of Minnesota

SPECIAL EVENT: Chat with Leaders

INVITED SALON
The Elephant in the Room: Cultural Practices and Children’s Development

• Richard M. Lee, University of Minnesota
• Fantasy T. Lozada, Virgina Commonwealth University
• Monica M. Tsethlikai, Arizona State University
• Cynthia García Coll (moderator), University of Puerto Rico

INVITED TALKS

• Koraly Pérez-Edgar, Pennsylvania State University
  Attention Mechanisms in Infancy: Building the Brain while Building the Experienced Environment
• Adriana Galván, University of California, Los Angeles
  Learning, Motivation and Effort in the Adolescent Brain

INVITED PANEL
What is Youth Activism: Reflections from Young Activists and Adult Allies

• Constance A. Flanagan (moderator), University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Ben Kirshner (moderator), University of Colorado, Boulder

SPECIAL EVENT: SRCD Quad Caucuses present "When You Were Young": A Versus-Inspired Event