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Webinar: Healthy Schools Research

To understand what would motivate parents, teachers, principals, district leaders, and local school board members to prioritize healthy school environments that focus on a “whole child” approach, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation supported a multi-phase public opinion study conducted by Edge Research and GMMB.

This study also tested message frames to communicate effectively about how healthy school environments can achieve critical outcomes, which can be helpful for organizations working at the intersection between health and education.

Learn more and view the archived webinar here.

Event Type

Webinar

Date

September 23rd, 2017

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