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Introduction to the Juniper Gardens Children's Project.

Charles R Greenwood¹, Kathy Bourque¹, Judith J Carta¹

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Summary

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The Juniper Gardens Children's Project (JGCP) advanced community-engaged research in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) from 1980-2025. Its legacies include large-scale interventions, improved measurement, and training new researchers.

Keywords:

Children and Youth Community Engaged Research History of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)Impact Juniper Gardens Children’s Project Legacy Accomplishments

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Behavioral Science
Community Psychology
Developmental Psychology

Background:

The Juniper Gardens Children's Project (JGCP) is a seminal demonstration of community-engaged research in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Previous literature extensively documented the JGCP's founding in 1964 and its achievements up to 1980.
This paper updates the JGCP's history from 1980 to the present (January 1st, 2025).

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a historical overview of the JGCP's evolution and contributions from 1980 to 2025.
To highlight the significant work and legacies of the second and third generations of researchers at JGCP.
To set the context for subsequent articles detailing specific accomplishments.

Main Methods:

Historical review of the Juniper Gardens Children's Project.
Analysis of research and implementation advancements between 1980 and 2025.
Synthesis of contributions to Applied Behavior Analysis and community-engaged research.

Main Results:

The JGCP continued to be a leader in community-engaged research, producing significant advancements.
Key accomplishments include large-scale intervention development and implementation.
Progress was made in measurement strategies for intervention decision-making and in training future researchers.

Conclusions:

The JGCP's work from 1980-2025 represents a significant legacy in Applied Behavior Analysis and community-engaged research.
The project's contributions have scientific importance and social significance.
The research highlights the impact of successive generations of scientists in advancing the field.