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Is Participation Having an Impact?
Measuring Progress in Winnipeg’s Inner City through the Voices of Community-Based Program Participants Download 653.96 KB72 pages Attachments Participation and its impacts: Success has many…
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Research for Communities: Inner-City Refugee Women
Lessons for Public Policy Download 939.86 KB4 pages Attachments Research for Communities: Inner-City Refugee Women: Lessons for Public Policy
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Inner-City Refugee Women
Stories of Hope and Survival, Lessons for Public Policy Download 939.86 KB Attachments Research for Communities: Inner-City Refugee Women: Lessons for Public Policy
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