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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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Summer 2024

Incredible work is happening at Kennedy Krieger! Check out this issue of Kennedy Krieger Magazine and read the stories of our patients’ and students’ successes and the efforts of our dedicated staff members.

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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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Letter From Our President

It’s a new fiscal year at Kennedy Krieger Institute. New plans are taking shape, fresh cohorts of enthusiastic leaders-in-training are starting fellowships, and our schools and early childhood centers are preparing for the upcoming school year.

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All That She Can Be

Recent advances in treatment for Sturge-Weber syndrome at Kennedy Krieger Institute allow Quinnlyn to remain seizure-free.

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Team Player

Rohan gives it his all when working with others, whether it’s tutoring students or playing for the Kennedy Krieger Bennett Blazers’ wheelchair basketball team.

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Unparalleled Movement

Kennedy Krieger is home to the world’s first ZeroG 3D, a life-changing rehabilitation device allowing full freedom of movement for patients with paralysis.

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A Life-Changing Pursuit

Research discoveries at Kennedy Krieger bring hope and new possibilities to patients and students, and their families.

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Personalized Diagnosis

At Kennedy Krieger, genetic counselors are part of integrated care teams that help patients and families navigate genetic testing and diagnosis.

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Powering a Partnership

Kennedy Krieger’s longstanding relationship with Maryland energy company BGE benefits both organizations, along with the Institute’s patients and students.

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Helping Every Child Pursue Possible

Kennedy Krieger’s inclusive Early Childhood Development and Education Center, formerly PACT, is a model for early education centers across the state.

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CARD Becomes CASSI

Kennedy Krieger’s autism center has a new name—the Center for Autism Services, Science and Innovation, or CASSI—to reflect the wide scope of its work.

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