Dr. Catherine Chu Named Vice President of Child Neurology at Kennedy Krieger and Division Director of Pediatric Neurology at Johns Hopkins Children's Center

In this new role, Dr. Chu will lead a team of more than 50 child neurologists, scientists, and specialists in neurodevelopmental disabilities at both hospitals

New Driving Video Game From Kennedy Krieger and Johns Hopkins Helps Identify Learning Patterns for Children with Autism

A new study published in PLOS Digital Health shows that an innovative video game created by researchers at Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins University is providing valuable insight into how children and young adults with autism learn from their environment.

How Does Exercise Impact a Child’s Developing Brain?

In this episode of Your Child's Brain, Dr. Brad Schlaggar, president and CEO of Kennedy Krieger, and his guest Dr. Autumn Ivy discuss the fascinating connection between physical activity and brain development in children.

Kennedy Krieger Researcher Helps Advance Potential Drug for Fatal Childhood Brain Disease

New study shows oral drug may slow progression of cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy in children.

President’s Letter

The theme of this year’s report—“Building Brighter Futures Together”—highlights the impact our partners, donors and volunteers have on those we serve.

Spreading Smiles

Alex made such remarkable progress at Kennedy Krieger that his parents hosted a fundraiser to help the Institute support other kids, too.

‘Stepping Up’ for Kids and Teens

After a career in medicine, Dr. Renee Jenkins-Woodard found in Kennedy Krieger the chance to continue to give back and help others.

A Legacy of Leadership and Care

Giving back through the Institute’s employee giving campaign allows Dr. Melanie Pinkett-Davis to amplify her impact.

Building Opportunities

Whiting-Turner has supported Kennedy Krieger for nearly half a century in making Baltimore “a better place for everybody.”