Twitter Chat Today Beginning at 2PM!

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From our friends at Maternity Care Coalition

MCC will host a twitter chat this afternoon on Early Childhood Education for all (Immigrant and Non-Immigrant) South Philadelphia Babies and Infants using #SPhillyBabies @MccPolicy.

Sample tweets can be seen here.

For more information contact Koyuki Yip, kyip@maternitycarecoalition.org, 215.989.3563.

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