May 2012 E-News

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Support the Decade for Childhood - 2012-2022
At the 2012 Global Summit on Childhood, ACEI and the Alliance for Childhood launched the Decade for Childhood. The Decade is a multi-year initiative to examine the changes occurring in childhood and find ways to address them. Dr. Lea Pulkkinen from the University of Jyvaskyla, Finland, served as the guest speaker.

April 2012 E-News

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Thank You for Making ACEI's Global Summit on Childhood a Success

ACEI is extremely pleased to announce that the first established Global Summit on Childhood was well-received and well-attended. Delegates from over 70 nations were present and a variety of issues and concerns about childhood were considered. We appreciate the thought-provoking and stimulating sessions from individuals, organizations, and universities from various nations.

March 2012 E-News

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Updates on ACEI's Global Summit on Childhood

Register now for the Global Summit on Childhood at ACEI's conference registration page.

Elaine Hindal, Director of the Campaign for Childhood Division, The Children's Society, United Kingdom, will present the keynote address. Ms. Hindal leads the work of the Children's Society on issues of childhood and child well-being.

January 2012 E-News

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ACEI Announces 2012 Keynote Speaker

Ms. Hindal leads the work of the Children's Society on issues of childhood and child well-being, and oversees the society's work in areas of policy, research, communications, and marketing. Read more about Elaine Hindal here.

December 2011 E-news

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ACEI's Partners for the Global Summit on Childhood

Register for the summit and plan to meet with individuals from the following organizations:

• Alliance for Childhood
• Rutgers University Center for Children and Childhood Studies
• Gesell Institute of Childhood Development
• Division for Early Childhood

November 2011 E-News

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Register for ACEI's Global Summit on Childhood
Partnering organizations include:

• Alliance for Childhood
• Rutgers University Center for Children and Childhood Studies
• Gesell Institute of Childhood Development
• Division for Early Childhood

October 2011 E-News

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Call for Papers Deadline Extended until October 15, 2011
ACEI seeks input on issues related to the experience of childhood from a variety of stakeholders—education practitioners and researchers, health professionals, environmentalists, psychologists, sociologists, social workers, and advocates. We welcome presentation proposals on practice, policy, and research from around the world and from a variety of sectors, including universities, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), research institutes, and associations.

September 2011

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Call for Papers Deadline - September 30, 2011
ACEI seeks input on issues related to the experience of childhood from a variety of stakeholders—education practitioners and researchers, health professionals, environmentalists, psychologists, sociologists, social workers, and advocates. We welcome presentation proposals on practice, policy, and research from around the world and from a variety of sectors, including universities, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), research institutes, and associations.

August 2011

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Call for Papers Deadline – September 30, 2011

ACEI seeks input on issues related to the experience of childhood from a variety of stakeholders—education practitioners and researchers, health professionals, environmentalists, psychologists, sociologists, social workers, and advocates. We welcome presentation proposals on practice, policy, and research from around the world and from a variety of sectors, including universities, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), research institutes, and associations.

July 2011

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Call for Papers – 2012 Global Summit on Childhood

We are seeking input on issues related to the experience of childhood from a variety of stakeholders—education practitioners and researchers, health professionals, environmentalists, psychologists, sociologists, social workers, and advocates. We welcome presentation proposals on practice, policy, and research from around the world and from a variety of sectors, including universities, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), research institutes, and associations.