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NERI is celebrating recognition of an Award of Excellence and two Awards of Distinction by the 23rd Annual Communicator Awards.

We’re proud to announce the film ‘If Not For Me’: Children and Clinical Studies has been chosen to be screened at the Lovacore Film Series: Shorts Program in Arlington, VA on March 13th.

A unique educational video game developed by New England Research Institutes (NERI) is now being downloaded by kids across the country. Called “The Paper Kingdom,” the game is aimed at kids ages 8 -14 and helps dispel myths and misconceptions about medical clinical trials.

An interactive computer game aimed at kids ages 8 -14 that helps dispel misconceptions about medical clinical trials has won honors from three separate organizations. Called The Paper Kingdom, the game was developed by New England Research Institutes (NERI) with a grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI).

Check out our newly published paper on the development and evaluation of a documentary-style film educating the general public on children and clinical studies. We found there was a significant increase in knowledge about pediatric clinical research.

NERI’s Digital Strategies team, in collaboration with Mary Margaret Productions, is pleased to announce that their documentary film ‘If Not for Me’ received the 2017 Bronze Telly Award in the category: TV Series or Segment, Documentary.

Two educational websites developed by New England Research Institutes (NERI) were recently honored with Silver Awards in a national competition.