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Pew Forum
from Same-Sex Marriage has approximately 50% public support now

Pew Resarch Center: "Changing Attitudes on Gay Marriage"

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Gallup
from Same-Sex Marriage has approximately 50% public support now

Gallup poll: "Half of Americans Support Legal Gay Marriage"

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United Nations
from NCFR’s UN representative to speak at the United Nations

Expert Group Meeting on "Good Practices in Family Policy Making: Family Policy Development, Monitoring and Implementation: Lessons Learnt"

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United Nations
from NCFR News

NCFR’s UN representative to speak at the United Nations

May 15, 2012

NCFR's United Nations representative, Dr. Mihaela Robila, will be presenting at an United Nations Expert Group Meeting on "Good Practices in Family Policies."

SRCD
from New publication from SRCD

Strengthening the Early Childhood Care and Education Workforce Would Benefit Young Children

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SRCD
from NCFR News

New publication from SRCD

on early childhood education
May 07, 2012

The Social for Research in Child Development just published a policy brief on "Strengthening the Early Childhood Care and Education Workforce Would Benefit Young Children."

AAP
from American Academy of Pediatrics

AAP Updates Recommendation on Car Seats

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AAP
from NCFR News

American Academy of Pediatrics

new child car seat safety recommendations
May 01, 2012

In a recent publication of Pediatrics, the AAP issued new recommendations for car seat and booster chair usage.

United Nations
from Events

United Nations briefing

on Human Rights for Vulnerable People
April 19, 2012
New York, New York

The UN Department on Public Information invites you to the briefing on "Human Rights for Vulnerable People: Human Behavior and Well Being."

from New from RAND

Building Blocks for a Strong Preschool to Early Elementary Education System.

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