Guest Opinion: Examining the data behind KOMO's report on child fatalities in Washington state.
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Guest Opinion: Examining the data behind KOMO's report on child fatalities in Washington state.
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By Benjamin de Haan
Dr. Benjamin de Haan is Executive Director of Partners for Our Children. As a part of the School of Social Work at the University of Washington, Partners for Our Children works closely with the Washin
Dr. Benjamin de Haan is Executive Director of Partners for Our Children. As a part of the School of Social Work at the University of Washington, Partners for Our Children works closely with the Washin