The Global Children Initiative: Havard University
Havard University's Global Children's Initiative (GCI) was established in
2009 to advance the Center's mission internationally through a collaborative,
science-based approach to improving the survival, health, learning, and
behavior of children facing significant adversity. Currently GCI works in Brazil to improve the well-being and life outcomes of vulnerable children while
supporting the social and economic development in the country. GCI works in Canada, creating
interventions that nurture and protect the early brain development of children
living in poverty. GCI also provides support to the Center's Harvard-affiliated
faculty members who are working closely with researchers and institutions in
low- and middle-income countries around the world, including:
- CHINA: ASSESSING CHILD MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS IN
SHANGHAI
- CHILE: EXPANDING EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS TO
IMPROVE PRESCHOOL QUALITY
- SIERRA LEONE: EXPLORING THE INTERGENERATIONAL
IMPACT OF WAR THROUGH WAR-AFFECTED YOUTH
- ZAMBIA: PILOTING ASSESSMENTS TO MEASURE CHILD
DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES LINKED TO MALARIA CONTROL STRATEGIES
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