Rose F. Kennedy Center Day
April 21 Robbins | Auditorium / Zoom
On May 1, 1966, Rose Kennedy and her son Robert broke ground for Einstein’s Rose F. Kennedy Center. It opened its doors in 1970, making it one of the oldest “centers” on the Einstein campus. Today, we are one of the few academic medical centers in the nation that hosts all three of the major intellectual and developmental disabilities research, education/advocacy, and training programs supported by the federal government. These programs, combined with our extensive clinical services, support our dynamic and multi-faceted dedication to improving the lives of individuals affected by autism and intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Please join the faculty and trainees of all the Center’s programs, its community partners, families, and self-advocates on Friday, April 21, 2023, for a collaborative day of celebration and rededication to the Rose F. Kennedy Center’s shared mission.

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