CFK Weekly November 7 - Survey Issue
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Bringing you the
most up-to-date and relevant news, research and policy developments affecting children,
youth and families.
November 7,
2007
Special Survey
Issue
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Dear Thaddeus,
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Caitlin Johnson
Connect for Kids/Child Advocacy 360
managed by the Forum for Youth Investment
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 Who's
Doing What That Works
Each
week, our partner, Child Advocacy 360, highlights innovative
work and perspectives from the child and youth field.
What
Ever Happened to that Great Research We Did Last Year?
And Why Do I Ask?
On many occasions during my Child Advocacy work
-- most recently as the founder and editor of the nonprofit
Child Advocacy 360 News Network -- I have witnessed such
good research on children's rights and child well-being,
and such poor communication of the results, and such miserable
follow-up in leveraging the findings for the benefit
of children that I have pledged to do my own " What
ever happened to..." research on this major area
of underachievement, and report it in these blog-like
writings.
My challenge to Child advocacy researchers: Show us your
battle plan post-press release and press notices. Show
us the return on investment for children. It's time
for true accountability. Read
the full column.
- Hershel Sarbin
Founder, Child Advocacy 360
Editor at large, Connect for Kids
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Caitlin Johnson and Thaddeus Ferber
Connect for Kids and the Forum for Youth Investment
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