Family Communications


	Who We Are

	What We Do

We're a nonprofit organization founded in 1971 by Fred Rogers as the production company for MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD.

We develop projects in all media, provide education and training for people who work with young children and consult on issues that affect families.

Our multidisciplinary staff collaborates with a variety of partners and funders as well as board members and advisors, to shape the work at hand.

"Fred Rogers gave generations of children his honest self, and he showed all of us that the gift of our honest self to a child—or to an adult—is the greatest gift we can give.""

-- Bill Isler

FCI Showcased at International Conference in Japan

Thousands Visit Neighborhood of Make-Believe Set

Grad Students Study the Brand Value of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

FCI Mad Feelings Workshop at NAEYC

The Neighborhood Comes to the i-phone

Tribute to Children opens to the public

Mr. McFeely at the White House Easter Egg Roll

Awards Bestowed on Pennsylvanians in Honor of Fred Rogers

A Sweater Drive for All Seasons

Mister Rogers Professional Development Training Helps Katrina Victims

Let’s Explore! Launches Partnership

Television Production Veteran Kevin Morrison Joins the “Neighborhood” at Family Communications as Chief Operating Officer

Neighborhood DVD wins iParenting Media Award!

Explore articles, activites, and book suggestions all organized by theme or by broadcast schedule on our PBS website.

Mad Feelings – STOMP
airing February 6 on PBS

Sit back and enjoy the energetic performers of STOMP! who will amaze and delight viewers of all ages as they make rhythms with hands, feet, buckets, brooms and rubber pipes. Woven all through the program are helpful messages about constructive ways to deal with angry feelings.

Watch video

View our fall schedule of upcoming Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Favorites airing on PBS.

Find more information from Fred Rogers related to this week's theme.

Check local PBS listings for the broadcast times.

Find

games, stories and other activities for children on our PBS Kids web site.

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