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Happy Family

"The secret to a happy healthy life has nothing to do with fame, money or hard work. It is the quality and depth of our relationships what matters most."

-Dr .Robert Waldinger, MD Psychiatry
Director of The Study of Adult Development, Harvard University

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Farah Arabe. M.S.

Founder

As an experienced international development practitioner and full-time parent, I have a lived conviction of what science corroborates: that the early formation of the human mind and heart is vital to global development. Early experiences are linked to positive economic, peace and health outcomes as well as greater happiness and well-being. Emotionally responsive relationships in the early years of life can be transformative to the world and healing to humanity. Let's make it a priority for sustainable change.

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Heidi Gasperetti, M.S. 

Human Development & Peace Specialist

 

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Kate Voorheis, L.M.S.W.

Child Mental Health Specialist Leader

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Monica Rossel, M.B.A.

Strategy Advisor

Past itotheN Fellows

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Sena Bolukoglu

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Early Childhood & Peace

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Gayatri Somaiya

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Government & Biological Sciences

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Sakshina Bhatt

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International Development

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