Social Media Posts

Our social media posts explain how these child & youth impact assessments can help policymakers and leaders best represent the needs of their youngest constituents. Please copy, tailor, and post the following language on your favorite platforms. Following the text for each post is a link to a related animated gif. We suggest posting with #KidsAreNotAnAfterThought #InvestInKids #KidsImpactInitiative.

Thumbnail image - click for animated gif to promote keeping what’s good for kids front and center in policy decisions.

Facebook: Thanks to pioneering work in local communities, we can keep what’s good for kids front and center in policy decisions. Learn more! 

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Instagram: Learn how Child & Youth Impact Assessments add value to policy work and are easy to implement with off-the-shelf tools. 

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Thumbnail image - click for animated gif to help educate leaders and government officials about the value of child and youth impact assessments.

LinkedIn: Help educate leaders and government officials about the value of Child & Youth Impact Assessments. Click HERE to learn more. 

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X: If #children are our future, shouldn’t policymakers put their well-being front and center? You can help make this happen. Click HERE to learn more. 

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Threads: Child & Youth Impact Assessments are starting to make a difference for kids. They help elected officials make vital decisions. Learn more! 

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