FrameWorks research shows that adolescence is misunderstood and that these misperceptions create obstacles to implementing policies and practices that optimally support adolescents. These messaging recommendations are intended to help advocates, practitioners, policymakers, and journalists working in the youth space communicate more accurately and effectively about racism and equity and their impact on adolescent development.
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