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SRCD Selects Advocacy and Public Policy Expert Kent Mitchell as Director for Policy

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SRCD is excited to announce Kent Mitchell as our new Director for Policy. With 25 years of experience in public policy and nonprofit leadership, Kent brings a proven track record of advancing child and family outcomes through strategic advocacy and collaboration. His expertise will strengthen SRCD’s efforts to connect developmental science with evidence-based policymaking and champion initiatives that improve the lives of children and families nationwide.

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LEARN Program Mentors

LEARN Mentorship Program | Supported by the Jacobs Foundation

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The LEARN Mentorship Program empowers early-career scholars from the Majority World to strengthen research capacity and advance expertise in child development through focused guidance in research methodology, scholarly publishing, and peer review.

The LEARN Mentorship Program is not currently accepting applications for mentors or scholars. Future opportunities for ad hoc involvement may arise.

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Kylee Probert, Ph.D.

2024 SRCD Federal Policy Fellow Spotlight:  Kylee Probert, Ph.D.

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Dr. Kylee Probert is a second-year SRCD Federal Executive Branch Fellow in the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (OPRE) in the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Kylee Probert, Ph.D.
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Job Opportunity: Policy Associate

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SRCD is hiring a Policy Associate. Join our dynamic team or share if you know of any strong candidates.

 

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Job Opportunity: Policy Manager

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SRCD is hiring a Policy Manager. Join our dynamic team or share if you know of any strong candidates.

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2024 Recipients of the Small Grants

Announcing the 2024 Recipients of the Small Grants for Early Career Scholars

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The Small Grants Program celebrates its eighth year by awarding up to $7,500 USD to each of the nine selected projects, directly supporting a diverse group of early career researchers from institutions in the United States, Australia, England, Canada, and Norway.