Sentences with phrase «policies are harmful to children»
Wendy, I would love to see a compilation piece, reviewing all of the researched reasons why these reform policies are harmful to children and do not meet government or health guidelines.
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Berlin - An international experts» survey assigns the task to prevent children from encountering unwanted and harmful content on the Internet with highest priority to parents and pedagogues, while policy makers, companies, and the police are seen as carers with less relevance.
As a mom of two young boys, I was thrilled to see the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released a policy statement to raise awareness about the harmful effects pesticides have on young children.
Such policies, according to CIPA, must include measures «to block or filter Internet access to pictures that: (a) are obscene, (b) are child pornography, or (c) are harmful to minors.»
WASHINGTON — The federal government's scientific and regulatory policies are «seriously deficient» in protecting infants and children from the potentially harmful health effects of pesticides in their diets, according to a National Research Council report.
Emily and those like her, and there are a whole lot more like her, are not nice to those workers who meet and greet children every day and whose lives are on the line due to the harmful, derelict, policies they have put in place.
The policies of yesteryear were harmful but they were well - intentioned, if crude, attempts to give Aboriginal children a chance to advance themselves in white Australian society.
In another post, Finlay acknowledged that WA is often in the headlines for policies that are harmful for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, but she said the state's report: «Listen to Us: Using the views of WA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people to improve policy and service delivery» was essential reading.
Abstract: The harmful effects of bullying and harassment on children have long been of concern to parents, educators, and policy makers.