Imagine the Next 50 Years
At a time of national change, Erikson Institute continues to embrace the ideals of inclusion, fairness, and social justice.
A message from Geoffrey Nagle, President and CEO
We are proud to be recognized with a Gold rating from GuideStar.
Class of 2017: Prepared to be leaders in the field
At our commencement ceremony, speakers encouraged graduates to rise to the challenges presented in ‘times of uncertainty.’
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Erikson launches new executive fellowship program with the McCormick Foundation
Political, civic, and judicial leaders will gain a deeper understanding of the long-term benefits of supporting early child development. First class of 23 fellows to begin in August.
Meet the 2017 McCormick Executive Fellows
Erikson News
Erikson symposium fosters discussions about technology and early childhood
National experts lead the conversation on how to empower adults to be ‘media mentors’ to children. More
Known as helpful, guiding, and reassuring, Sharon Syc, PhD, to leave Erikson after 20 years
Since 2002, Dr. Syc led our Child Life specialty, which prepares students to work with children in times of great need. More
‘Erikson Prepared’
Students, alumni, and faculty share their thoughts on what makes the Erikson Institute experience unique and how it can prepare you for a career working to improve the lives of children, families, and communities.
Mindfulness in the early grades
How can schools buffer toxic stress for young children?
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Because Nothing Matters More Than A Child’s Early Years
Erikson set her on a path to change child- and family-focused systems
Alumna Bilge Cerezci, Ph.D.
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Her approach to research: Represent the underrepresented
Professor Tonya Bibbs, M.S.W., Ph.D.
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At Erikson, he developed a sense of himself to help him serve others
Alumnus Joshua Abrahams, M.S. ‘11
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Learn about other Erikson faculty, alumni, and students.
Our Place in History
Leading with knowledge since 1966
Throughout the many social, political, and cultural changes of the last 50 years, our focus on the importance of a child’s early years has been unwavering. Our pioneering spirit continues to distinguish our work as leaders in the conversation about how to positively impact the lives of young children.
