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Whole Child International invites the press to contact our U.S. office at 310-820-0018 or by email.

Whole Child International in the News

05.08: Glamour Magazine
Whole Child Founding Executive Director Karen Gordon was featured in the May 2008 issue of Glamour magazine. The one-page article on page 54 of the U.S. edition is part of the "Glamour Hero of the Month" series. Please click here for a PDF copy.

04.08: King 5 Evening Magazine (NBC TV Seattle)
On April 12, 2008, as part of its coverage of the Seeds of Compassion gathering, King 5 TV aired a short feature on Karen Gordon and Whole Child International.

04.08: Seeds of Compassion Gathering
His Holiness the Dalai Lama spoke with Whole Child Founding Executive Director Karen Gordon and others in a panel discussion at the Seeds of Compassion conference April 11, 2008. Please see our home page or click below for a series of excerpts; for the full two-hour version, please visit the Seeds of Compassion video webcast page.

03.08: Reader's Digest, Canada
This March, the Canadian edition of Readers Digest introduced the Canadian public to Whole Child in an updated version of the 2007 Forbes article. Please contact us directly for a copy.

04.07: Good Morning America
On April 23, 2007, Chris Cuomo interviewed Founding Executive Director Karen Gordon on Good Morning America. Please click below, see ABC's website for an overview, or please contact us for a copy of the interview.

02.07: Forbes Magazine
In the February 12, 2007, edition of Forbes magazine, Whole Child International was featured in a "Creative Giving" article written by Kerry Dolan. The article provides a wonderful introduction to the organization, describing the path that led Karen Gordon to its founding and the plight of institutionalized children worldwide. Please click here (for online version) or download the PDF.

Resources

Whole Child International, 20-page Brochure:

Whole Child International, Latin American Children's Home Project

[Synopsis of pilot program in Managua, Nicaragua]

University of Pittsburgh, Office of Child Development:

The Effects of Improving Caregiving on Early Development

[Research precedent]

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