Family Engagement Schools Capacity Building

As schools grow more racially diverse, D.C. nonprofit Kindred gives parents a place to tackle bias and be equal partners in improving opportunities for all students.

Family Engagement Capacity Building Research

The Family Engagement Playbook is a collection of promising research-based approaches to strengthen individual competencies and organizational support.

Digital Media Family Engagement

Learn how TalkingPoints, an educational technology nonprofit, is using AI as a strategic innovation for family engagement

Digital Media Family Engagement Research

EDC explores how media are an effective way to motivate families with young children to do science together. 

Family Engagement Global Capacity Building

Global Family Research Project, Omidyar Network, Ubongo, the International Rescue Committee (IRC), and the Early Learning Lab (ELL) engaged in a conversation with a broad audience about how co-design creates shifts in family engagement.

Family Engagement Capacity Building

Learn more about our family engagement game for change and pilot the game in your own library.

Libraries Family Engagement Global Capacity Building

Diane Banks describes Toronto Public Library’s process for developing a family engagement strategy.

Family Engagement

We’re hiring a Communications Specialist and looking for a highly-motivated self-starter with communications, design, and content creation experience. 

Family Engagement Early Childhood Education Capacity Building

Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project is transforming and scaling its model based on research and family voice. 

Global Family Engagement

Global Stories shares promising family and community engagement practices across continents.

Family Engagement Schools Research Capacity Building

Educators, families, researchers and others are finding multiple uses for a new GFRP-PTA tool highlighting five powerful ways schools and families can work together to support students' success.

Family Engagement

We are pleased to announce that all of the materials produced by the Harvard Family Research Project (1983-2016) are now available in the archive section of our Global Family Research Project site.