Mailman Center Vision Statement
Improving lives for people with disabilities and their families through Innovation, Impact and Connection.
Mailman Center for Child Development 50th Anniversary Celebration
50th Anniversary Replay
On Friday, September 29th, the Mailman Center celebrated 50 years of innovation, impact, and connection through training, clinical services, research, and community engagement. This was a hybrid event that included an Art Abilities artwork auction (in-person and virtual) and presentations from our training, clinical services, research, and community engagement along with a welcome video featuring Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. Dr. Armstrong ended the day by letting us know “What’s Next” for the Mailman Center. If you missed it, you can view the entire live recording here.
The event was also featured in University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine News.
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A Florida First: Breakthrough Treatment Gives Young Man New Life After Sickle Cell Disease
Javarian Weatherspoon became the first person in South Florida to receive a gene therapy that offers hope for a cure to sickle cell disease.