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Kennedy Krieger Magazine shares news about the Institute’s advances in research, patient care, special education and community programs, and stories about the achievements of the Institute’s patients, students, staff members, supporters and volunteers. The magazine is distributed by mail and email twice a year.

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Winter 2023

In this issue of Kennedy Krieger Magazine, you’ll find stories from all over the Institute, from our clinics and schools, to our employees, donors and beyond.

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Summer 2023—Inaugural Issue!

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At Kennedy Krieger, care and commitment drive everything we do.

While showing some very special guests around Kennedy Krieger, Dr. Schlaggar was reminded of the incredible things that happen every day at the Institute.

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At Kennedy Krieger’s hospital, every staff member knows Andy. They’ve given him a reason to smile.

At Kennedy Krieger’s hospital, every staff member knows Andy. They’ve given him a reason to smile.

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Kennedy Krieger’s hospital helps kids like Leo and Serenity reclaim their lives after AFM.

Kennedy Krieger’s hospital helps kids like Leo and Serenity reclaim their lives after AFM.

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Through Kennedy Krieger, young adults from marginalized populations receive crucial training for critical healthcare jobs.

Through Kennedy Krieger, students from marginalized populations receive crucial training for critical healthcare jobs.

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Timaron and Austin share a passion for helping people. Through CORE Foundations at Kennedy Krieger, they do just that.

Timaron and Austin share a passion for helping people. Through CORE Foundations at Kennedy Krieger, they do just that.

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At Kennedy Krieger’s newest school, students practice life skills in their own community—a crucial step toward independence.

At Kennedy Krieger’s newest school, students practice life skills in their own community—a crucial step toward independence.

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Mary Campion began her career at Kennedy Krieger. Now, she gives to the Institute to ensure its future.

Mary Campion began her career at Kennedy Krieger. Now, she gives to the Institute to ensure its future.

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Kennedy Krieger prepares to roll out KIND, an online program for clinicians and others to learn about neurodevelopmental disorders.

Kennedy Krieger prepares to roll out KIND, an online program for clinicians and others to learn about neurodevelopmental disorders.

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Kennedy Krieger’s medical and behavioral clinics screen patients for thoughts of suicide. A few key questions can be lifesaving.

Kennedy Krieger’s medical and behavioral clinics screen patients for thoughts of suicide. A few key questions can be lifesaving. Here’s why.

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