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Workshop

Framing for Impact, Part 3: How to Build Support for Healthy Child Development

Date
May 20, 2020
Convened by
AppHealthCare
Presenter(s)
Jessica Moyer, Jenn Nichols
Location
Washington, DC, USA
Presentation type
Workshop

When people understand the science of children’s brain development, they are more likely to support policies and programs designed to help children and families thrive. This session will share how to tell an effective “brain story” using evidence-based communications strategies. We will review examples and practice applying the strategies to participants’ own communications.

Issues
Health

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