20 reasons to have friends is a poster created by children thinking about inclusion and friendship.
In 1995 Simon Duffy, a Harkness Fellow, based at JFK Partners, and supervised by Corry Robinson, worked to support Hayley Price-Johnson to be included in her class at Ellis Elementary School.
Working with colleagues from JFK he also ran workshops with Hayley and her school friends to explore the meaning of inclusion in their own words. Together all the children shared their ideas about friendship and created images to go along with their words. These images and words were then turned into the posters you can see now.
The publisher is The Centre for Welfare Reform.
Please share the poster freely.
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