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Communicating Connections: Framing the Relationship Between Social Drivers, Early Adversity, and Child Neglect

This Brief summarizes findings from studies of how the British public thinks about child maltreatment, and lays out a powerful narrative for communicators.
Authors
Nat Kendall-Taylor , Abigail Haydon , Marissa Fond
Published
October 31, 2015
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This Message Brief summarizes findings from a set of studies of how the British public thinks about child maltreatment, and lays out a powerful, tested narrative that communicators can use to reframe public understanding of how social conditions contribute to early adversity in general, and child neglect in particular.

Issues
Child and Adolescent Development Families
Countries
United Kingdom

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