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Ellen Galinsky
Ellen Galinsky is the President and Co-Founder of
Families and Work Institute, a Manhattan-based non-profit
organization conducting research on the changing family,
workplace and community. Since its inception in 1989, Families
and Work Institute's pioneering studies consistently generate
national headlines. Two of the latest she has co-authored are The
1997 National Study of the Changing Workforce, a nationally
representative study of the U.S. workforce updated every five
years, and The 1998 Business Work-Life Study, revealing the trends
and prevalence of business initiatives that support the family and
personal life of employees.
As a leading authority on work-family issues and popular keynote speaker, she was a
presenter at the 1997 White House Conference on Child Care and appears regularly on
television and in the media. She is the program director of the annual work-life conference
co-convened by The Conference Board and Families and Work Institute and staffs The
Conference Board's Work-Life Leadership Council and The Employer Group, an association
of employers committed to the work-life issues of hourly, low-wage and entry-level
employees. A past President of the National Association for the Education of Young
Children, she serves on many boards, commissions and task forces. Ilcr work with numerous
companies and governments extends globally.
For twenty-five years she was on the faculty at the Bank Street College of Education, where
she helped establish the field of work and family life. The author of over twenty books and
reports (including The Six Stages of Parenthood and The Preschool Years, co-authored with
Judy David), she has published more than 100 articles in academic journals, academic books,
and magazines. Her newest book, Ask the Children, released this past September, is a
landmark investigation of how to succeed at work and parenting.
She lives with her family in upstate New York.
July 1999