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Evidence-Based Strategies for More Effective Communications – Part I Advance the Affirmative Case

A three-part series to tune up and refresh those who have been framing for a while and to train up new team members at Impact Alamance and Alamance Achieves
Date
February 7, 2022
Convened by
Impact Alamance
Presenter(s)
Criscillia Benford, Anna Marie Trester, Jess Moyer
Location
Burlington, NC (virtual)
Presentation type
Training
Issues
Child and Adolescent Development Economy & Equality Racial Justice

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