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Workshop

Combating Fatalism to Help People See Prevention is Possible

Fatalism is a pernicious cultural model that gets in the way of people's ability to see the power of prevention and support prevention-based policies. But there are a set of framing strategies that can help communicators navigate this challenge and get their prevention messages to cut through.
Date
January 19, 2022
Convened by
Division for Advancing Prevention and Treatment
Presenter(s)
Nat Kendall-Taylor
Location
Webinar
Presentation type
Workshop
Issues
Health

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