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How to Talk About Early Childhood Development to an International Audience

It can be hard to make a case for early learning with stakeholders from the international development sector. Talking about the "multiplier effect" helps.
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December 17, 2014
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This Message Brief provides a summary of FrameWorks’ research on perceptions of early childhood development among international aid workers, and provides research-based strategies for translating the science of early childhood development for the international aid community.

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Child and Adolescent Development Economic Justice Families Health International Affairs Science Communication
Partners
Center on the Developing Child, Harvard University

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