Kennedy Krieger's Researchers Receive $5.5 Million to Help Children With Certain Cancers Improve Their Brain Health

In partnership with Johns Hopkins and other collaborators, new program will treat children from diagnosis through long-term survivorship.

Kennedy Krieger Institute Awarded $8.17 Million Grant to Lead National Research Consortium

National alliance will accelerate treatment development for children with batten diseases.

Exploring Neuroplasticity: How Early Childhood Shapes Brain Development and Learning

Listen to Dr. Brad Schlaggar, president and CEO of Kennedy Krieger Institute and his guests, Drs. Joanna Burton and Gwendolyn Gerner, as they discuss neuroplasticity in early childhood and its role in brain development and learning.

U.S. News & World Report Names Kennedy Krieger Institute Among Best Children's Hospitals for Second Year in a Row

The award recognizes the Institute and Johns Hopkins Children’s Center for their joint program in Pediatric and Adolescent Behavioral Health.

Kennedy Krieger Announces Opportunity for Artists to Make an Impact For Patients and Students with Disabilities

‘KaleidoHOPE’ initiative seeks hopeful, vibrant works in a variety of media to foster a creative and healing environment.

Seamus: Kennedy Krieger’s Thumb War Champion

Seamus’ three-and-a-half month in-patient stay at Kennedy Krieger Institute was marked with hard work, measurable progress and thumb war domination.

NIH Awards Kennedy Krieger $6.25 Million to Launch National Center Transforming Rehabilitation Care

Precision rehabilitation across the lifespan center will pioneer approaches for patients of all ages.

Kennedy Krieger Is Innovating for Its Patients

Since its founding in June 2005, the International Center for Spinal Cord Injury (ICSCI) has been a shining example of ingenuity and a beacon of hope for individuals living with paralysis.

Watch: Maryland Guide for Families and Children with Disabilities

We know that raising a child with a disability comes with unique challenges—and you shouldn’t have to navigate them alone. That’s why we’re excited to present this special webinar introducing the Maryland Guide for Families and Children with Disabilities, created by Kennedy Krieger Institute with support from the Maryland Behavioral Health Administration.