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Talking Points: CMH (Jacksonville)

Talking points for communicating about child mental health in Jacksonville, FL.
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Talking Points: Education (Jacksonville)

Talking points for communicating about the education system’s role in children’s health and wellbeing in Jacksonville, FL.
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Talking Points: Foster Care (Jacksonville)

Talking points for communicating about foster care in Jacksonville, FL.
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FAQs (Jacksonville)

Stay on message in the face of tough questions.
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You Say, They Think (Jacksonville)

Anticipate how messages go astray — and see how to keep them on track.
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What’s in the swamp of Jacksonville: System of Care?

Visual summary of relevant findings from cultural models research.
Toolkit

Talking Child Wellbeing and the System of Care Initiative in Jacksonville

Welcome to Talking Child Wellbeing and the System of Care Initiative in Jacksonville—a collection of evidence-based framing recommendations and sample communications designed to help local...
Report

All Aboard: Explanatory Tools to Talk About Children’s Well-Being in Jacksonville

Systems thinking is hard - which makes explaining "systems of care" even harder. It helps to have a metaphor.
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The Potency of Potential: Values to Bring Jacksonville Together to Support Children

In Jacksonville, FL, people think of children's issues as a private concern. Leading with human potential or civic potential helps drive a policy conversation.
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Stuck in a Tale of Two Cities: Mapping the Gaps on Child Development and Well-Being in Jacksonville

This report maps the gaps between how experts talk and Jacksonville residents think about child development, well-being, and child rights.
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“If You’ve Got a Good Harness on Your Kids…”: Models of Child Well-Being and Learning Among Jacksonville Residents

This report explores the cultural models that Jacksonville residents use to think and talk about children’s issues.