Growing Together is the first large-scale longitudinal project in Russia in the field of childhood research. The project's goal, grounded in a scientific approach and objective data, is to ensure the fullest possible realization of each child's potential, while taking into account the cultural diversity of our country.
The study is conducted under the supervision of researchers from the Faculty of Psychology at Lomonosov Moscow State University and the Federal Scientific Center for Psychological and Interdisciplinary Research, in partnership with leading universities in Russia.
The project is carried out in collaboration with colleagues from leading universities and UNESCO Chairs.
Over 150,000 children and their parents from the westernmost to the easternmost regions of Russia have taken part in the project's research.
More than 2,000 participants annually take part in professional development courses and open online lecture series for educators, psychologists, and educational administrators.
Over 5,000 parents receive personalized information about their child's development and targeted recommendations during individual online sessions with child development specialists.
100+ researchers and 200+ undergraduate and graduate students.
The project focuses on the key developmental pathways of children — those whose importance has been confirmed by current research.