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Press Releases

Mentions of Erikson in the form of press releases.

8.18.22 Supporting Children’s Mental Health in the Wake of Gun Violence
7.13.22 Illinois Leaders Selected for Erikson’s Executive Fellows Program
1.24.22 Statement on the death of 8-year-old Melissa Ortega
12.02.21 Erikson Institute announces in-person clinic services in Little Village
8.13.21 Risk and Reach Report Provides Pre-Pandemic Baseline Data on Young Child Well-Being in Illinois
7.23.21 Mariana Souto-Manning, Ph.D., Named President of Erikson Institute
4.12.21 Erikson Institute Announces $6 Million Dollar Gift for New Early Teaching and Learning Academy
12.22.20 Erikson’s Associate Vice President of Policy Dr. Cristina Pacione-Zayas Appointed to Illinois State Senate
10.29.20 Impact of COVID-19 on Essential Family Child Care Industry Revealed in New Research From Erikson Institute
8.24.20 Erikson Institute’s TEC Center Releases New Report on Childhood Media Literacy
4.20.20 Virtual Mental Health Services in English & Spanish for Parents and Caregivers of Young Children Regardless of Ability to Pay
3.26.20 Erikson’s Early Childhood Experts Share 10 Tips for Children & Families Navigating the COVID-19
1.15.20 Erikson Partners With Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton To Offer Illinois Leaders Childhood Trauma-Focused Session
10.14.19 Erikson Institute’s 2019 Luncheon Will Honor Sara Crown Star and Dr. Sakena Yacoobi
10.9.19 Golden Apple to Honor Erikson Co-founder Barbara T. Bowman with 2019 Impact Award
8.21.19 Erikson Institute Announces Opening of New Mental Health Clinic in Little Village Neighborhood
7.8.19 New Homicide Data Analysis Reveals Most of Chicago’s Young Children Live in Communities with High Violence
6.4.19 Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Names Erikson Professor Luisiana Meléndez to Chicago Board of Education
4.25.19 First-of-its-kind Illinois Risk and Reach Report Released
2.1.19 New Training Opportunity for Early Childhood Education Leaders Announced
10.25.18 Erikson Institute to Address Traumatic Violence Affecting More than 100,000 Young Children in Chicago