Happiness expert Christine Whelan’s advice about the new Omicron variant, and steps you can take to stay emotionally on track.
Parental Incarceration & Young Children’s Development: Pathways to Resilience
Professor Julie Poehlmann-Tynan authors this chapter for the National Symposium on Family Issues book series: Although parental incarceration is an adverse childhood experience, the developmental pathways of children with incarcerated parents are heterogeneous. Some children …
Enhancing the School Success of Children from Low-Income Families
Professor Rob Nix co-author. This chapter describes the Research-based, Developmentally Informed Parent (REDI-P) home visiting program that was designed to support families of 4-year-old children attending Head Start through the transition into kindergarten. In REDI-P parents …
Carter: Virgil Abloh approach to design was distinct
“He was an architect, he was a designer, he was an artist, and he could really see connections and possibilities across all of these different fields,” said Sarah Carter, Executive Director of the Center for …
Carter: Virgil Abloh was interdisciplinary designer
Whelan: Avoid scams on Giving Tuesday
Fairbanks & Carter reflect on Virgil Abloh legacy
Covering Wisconsin receives $2M grant to help people find health coverage
O’Brien: Thanksgiving day shopping
Wong: Think differently & reuse this holiday season
“The shortage reminds you of the fact that maybe instead of buying new things, you can reuse, or maybe be more innovative or creative to use what you have.” Professor Wong notes, “”People are buying …