Three Studies Shaping Our Thinking About Adolescence
Adolescence is an important time of discovery, when young people begin to make sense of who they are, what they…
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Adolescence is an important time of discovery, when young people begin to make sense of who they are, what they…
We are pleased to announce that Dr. William (Bill) Hite, EdD, will be the Bezos Family Foundation’s new President.
In early childhood, the science continues to evolve—and with it, our understanding of what young children need to thrive.
Andrew Nalani reflects on shifting from outcomes to ecosystems and what it takes to prepare the next generation of scholars.
For Meghan Orman, the past six months as a Jackie Bezos Researcher in Residence have been shaped by conversations, listening sessions, conferences, and quiet reflection.
Introducing the inaugural Jackie Bezos Researchers in Residence — two scholars joining the Foundation to turn cutting-edge science into real impact for children, families, and communities.