The
Global Children’s initiative was established six years ago on behalf of
children everywhere that they may be given the opportunity to grow up to live
long, lasting, productive lives; without the fear of succumbing to preventable issues relating to lack of
proper healthcare, poor nutrition, and lack of finances. Things that I learned
about the organization expounded my knowledge of knowing this organization
realizes the deficits lay within all communities; not limiting resources to
just the poor yet spreading awareness to the rich as well. The strategic areas
of “reframing the discourse around child health and development
in the global policy arena by educating high-level decision-makers about the
underlying science of learning, behavior, and health, beginning in the earliest
years of life; supporting innovative, multi-disciplinary research and
demonstration projects to expand global understanding of how healthy
development happens, how it can be derailed, and how to get it back on track;
and building leadership capacity in child development research and
policy—focused on both individuals and institutions—in low- and
middle-income countries to increase the number and influence of diverse voices
and perspectives that are contributing to the growing global movement on behalf
of young children” will offer a wider umbrella of support to engage and tackle
the battle of providing such basic resources to those in need. Lastly, Sharing the renowned work of the
organization though pictures, and media has potential to engage our natives and
natives of other countries to entice and eventually engulf the viewer’s time,
talents and money into supporting the cause.
Reference: Center on the Developing Child
Harvard University
retrieved from, www. Developingchild.harvard.edu
I enjoyed reading your post. You captured the essence of what was discussed on the site well. I really enjoyed learning more about this program. I think it is so important to offer yourself to others and going to other countries to offer assistance and do research on their education system. We all have something to offer each other, sharing information with other countries can not only strengthen their programs but ours as well.
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