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Innovative financing to expand services so children can thrive

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This policy brief shines light on ten innovative methods to finance services for children and youth. Some of these methods have been successfully implemented by communities while others are strategies that should be considered as we look to use all the tools available to prepare America’s youth for the future. (author abstract)

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Other
Author(s):
Vaughn Amelia; Davis Jennifer; Gaines Elizabeth
Publisher(s):
Children's Funding Project; Harvard University. Graduate School of Education. EdRedesign Lab
Funder(s):
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative; Carnegie Corporation of New York

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