Raising Children of Peace: Pathway to a More Peaceful World?

 Raising Children of Peace: Pathway to a More Peaceful World?

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The Early Childhood Peace Consortium (ECPC) embarks upon a new lecture series “Raising Children of Peace: Pathways to a More Peaceful World - The Transformative Power of Children and Families” at the Yale Child Study Center that seeks to engage members of the Yale community and beyond to explore the evidence that how we raise our children can be a pathway to a more peaceful and sustainable world.  

This lecture features Yale/ECPC experts: James F. Leckman, MD, PhD ECPC Research Chair, Neison Harris Professor in the Yale Child Study Center and Professor of Pediatrics Talk: “Welcome and Introduction to Lecture Series “Raising Children of Peace: Pathways to a More Peaceful World - The Transformative Power of Children and Families”

Rima Salah, PhD ECPC Chairperson, Assistant Clinical Professor in the Yale Child Study Center, Former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations Talk: “Building a World of Peace: The Promise of the Early Childhood Peace Consortium

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