XXI ICIS 2018 Philadelphia Invited Program

Databrary is pleased to share recordings of most of the invited program from the XXI International Congress on Infant Studies, held in Philadelphia, PA from June 30-July 3, 2018. SATURDAY, JUNE 30 We’ve come a long way, baby! ICIS at 40 and beyond Kim Boller, Ellen Galinsky SUNDAY, JULY 1 Invited Speaker: Play in infancy: A foundation for development and learning Victoria Leong, Justine Howard, Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Roberta Golinkoff Presidential symposium: The urgent work of bridging gaps between communications and the learning sciences Lisa Guernsey, Brenda Jones Harden, Marcela Peña, Alison Wilder, Michael Yogman Presidential Address: Building bridges: Why science, practice, journalism and policy should play together Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Roberta Golinkoff MONDAY, JULY 2 Keynote speaker: The growth and prospects for continued increases in public support for early care and education programs Ron Haskins Invited speaker: Raising hurricanes: Insights from the science and complexity of child development Yuko Munakata Keynote speaker: Early language learning: A focus on mechanisms Patricia Kuhl Invited speaker: What makes the human infant mind so special: Insights from non-human animals Laurie Santos TUESDAY, JULY 3 Keynote speaker: From spoken to written language : Literacy and human brain plasticity Stan Dehaene Invited panel: Life after (and during) administration: The costs and benefits of service to the field Dick Aslin, Sarah Mangelsdorf, Laura Namy Invited speaker: Developmental relational science into practice Dick Aslin, Sarah Mangelsdorf, Laura Namy