Ella Jenkins, celebrated as "The First Lady of Children's Folk Songs," marks her 100th birthday today! Happy Birthday, Ella, and heartfelt thanks for all you have done! Screenshot from a Fred Rogers Productions video.

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Love and trust form the bedrock of harmonious relationships and resilient communities, fostering empathy and understanding across differences.

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Inspired by Fred Rogers’ favorite number, 1-4-3, which means "I l-o-v-e y-o-u," the 143 Club celebrates Fred’s enduring legacy of love and respect. Be a part of this meaningful legacy—join the 143 Club today: fredrogersinstitute.org/143-club

The Television Academy reviewed hundreds of iconic programs and highlighted those that have left a lasting impact on audiences over the decades. We're thrilled to share that Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood made the top 10! See the full list here: emmys.com/75-tv-moments

The new victim witness waiting room at the Westmoreland County DA’s Office was unveiled on Thursday. This room is the first of its kind designed by the Institute and will benefit countless individuals each year! WPXI: ow.ly/oWAK50SZvW9 TRIBLIVE: ow.ly/XlrG50SZvW8

This quote acknowledges the imperfections of life and encourages self-compassion in striving towards our goals. It reminds us to embrace our efforts, recognizing that our best effort, even when it falls short, is enough in the journey of growth and progress.

Resources developed by the Fred Rogers Institute are a reflection of research into the Fred Rogers Archive and rigorous research with educators and other children’s helpers. View the new resource here: fredrogersinstitute.org/files/resource…

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Fred Rogers' reminds us of the importance of intentional decision-making, urging us to prioritize based on our core values and beliefs rather than external pressures.

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Parents - your children love you just because you are. We are so grateful for the Surgeon General's work to highlight the deep challenges of parenting and the urgent need to support the caring adults in children's lives. Learn more here: hhs.gov/surgeongeneral…

Today is the anniversary of the last aired episode of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Although Mister Rogers' Neighborhood may have ended its run, its lessons of love and empathy live on in our hearts.

Fred Rogers' quote underscores the importance of defending our deeply held values and ideals, viewing anger as a natural response to threats against them. It highlights how anger, when channeled constructively, motivates us to advocate for positive change.

Challenging conversations about difficult topics with children can be overwhelming. The Fred Rogers Institute had conversations with educators who have insight on what matters most when we talk with children about difficult things. Watch the full video: youtube.com/watch?v=4nJcZN…

Katie Thomas recently shared her journey with our Educators’ Neighborhood initiative. Her reflection highlights how Fred Rogers’ principles can transform our approach to education and counseling. Read the full piece here: commonwealthbeacon.org/opinion/how-mr…