Jennifer Bateman
Jennifer leads Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s national program strategy, aimed at strengthening the impact of Club programming and experiences to advance positive future outcomes for kids and teens. She has 22 years of youth development experience and most recently led and developed Boys & Girls Clubs trauma-informed strategy supporting the holistic needs of youth around the country. Prior to joining Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Jennifer consulted with state agencies and youth-serving nonprofits to develop statewide out-of-school time standards and support quality improvement. She earned her Master’s in Education in Child Development & Psychology from Harvard University and her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from University of Pennsylvania.
Authored Articles
By creating safe, welcoming places for all, we can support LGBTQ young people in knowing they are accepted as they are.
Building and demonstrating the skills needed to form solid, lasting friendships.
Boys & Girls Clubs are leveling the playing field by providing youth with access to critical opportunities that foster essential social and emotional skills.
