The Kentucky Association for Gifted Education (KAGE) is a nonprofit volunteer group of families, teachers, and other citizens interested in advocating for appropriate educational opportunities for gifted and talented youth in Kentucky. For details, email the local chapter of KAGE. 

The National Association for Gifted Children provides general information and legislative updates.

The NAGC Parent TIP Sheets are handy, too.

Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted has articles on social and emotional development and information about grant programs, staff training opportunities, and other services.

Perhaps the most comprehensive resource on gifted children can be found at Hoagies’ gifted education page.

Looking for the information about giftedness, multicultural issues, and dual diagnoses such as learning disabilities and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder? Your best bet is Eric Digests, where you will find the latest research and theory as well as possible interventions.

Check out the Davidson Institute for Talent Development to find information about exceptionally bright youngsters as well as resources and services provided by the institute.

Genius Denied newsletter features tips for families.

Prufrock Press Inc. offers publications, journals, magazines, and blogs.

Free Spirit Publishing has parenting and educator resources.

Bluegrass Mensa Youth is a local organization.