Michigan Listen and Learn Symposium

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Written By Neo Khama

By Lindsey Allard Agnamba, Samantha Gray Keen, Gabrielle Montgomery, Natasha Stovall, Elliot Regenstein

This report provides an overview and highlights from Michigan’s Office of Great Start's Listen & Learn Symposium. This symposium brought together early childhood practitioners and families from around the state, creating an opportunity for communities to learn from each other about best practices in helping children to be well.

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