What are your favorite books?
pgEd is getting ready to update our “Book Corner” in early 2018, and we are always looking for suggestions of your favorite reads, things that have been useful in your classroom, and books you […]
Sickle cell disease and genetic engineering: Mini-Lesson from pgEd
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a common genetic condition affecting people around the globe, primarily those with West or Central African ancestry (including many African-Americans and Latinos), as well as people of Middle Eastern, […]
pgEd working with Youth Enrichment Services (YES)
Written by Florcy Romero, pgEd’s Curriculum and Professional Development Associate
As a part of our new initiative to expand awareness of genetics in various communities, pgEd teamed up with the incredible youth at Youth Enrichment Services […]
pgEd awarded grant from DuPont to support new community-centered initiative
pgEd is grateful to DuPont for their contribution of $25,000 to support pgEd’s launch of an outpost in Fields Corner (the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston) in September. This new community-centered initiative is being headed […]