Georgetown University spotlights a recent white paper by Dr. Rachel Barr and ZERO TO THREE about how much screen time is appropriate, parent participation, the effects of parental screen use, ...
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PBS NewsHour highlights the importance of age-appropriate quality content and making screentime interactive through caregiver scaffolding based on Dr. Barr’s work ...
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This Marketplace audio segment and news article cited our Magnet study findings on children’s difficulty transferring learning across media contexts ...
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The Association for Psychological Science featured a video abstract of our Let’s Skype study at the 2014 annual conference ...
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This White House Task Force cited our Baby Elmo Project findings; see page 24 for more info ...
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Southern California Public Radio featured our Baby Elmo Project and a recent conference with the founders, including Dr. Barr ...
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A Blog Talk Radio interview with Dr. Barr and Baby Elmo Project collaborators on the development of the program, it’s implementation, and current successes in improving relationships between parents and ...
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Our Baby Elmo Project has recently received a grant from the KIND Healthy Snacks’ Do the KIND Thing: Projects competition ...
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Slate highlights our Baby Mozart study examining verbal input and caregiver-infant interactional quality ...
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The Chronicle of Social Change features our Baby Elmo Program and it’s role in reducing recidivism and strengthening connections ...
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Georgetown University Forum Interviewer Carole Sargent discusses Dr. Rachel Barr’s research on understanding the learning and memory mechanisms that develop during infancy, highlighting several current projects in the ELP ...
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An ABC local news station in Cleveland, OH highlights the success of our Baby Elmo Program about how incarcerated juvenile fathers are gaining parenting skills ...
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