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Women's Experiences of laws, policies and practices in response to VAWIR: whose rights are maintained?
Women's Experiences of laws, policies and practices in response to VAWIR: whose rights are maintained?
Transition houses: Safety, security, and compassion.
Transition houses: Safety, security, and compassion.
Alcoholism, group therapy and self-esteem: Residential group treatment in the north.
Alcoholism, group therapy and self-esteem: Residential group treatment in the north.
Discharge planning at rural and small town hospitals: how is it accomplished?
Discharge planning at rural and small town hospitals: how is it accomplished?
Chinese immigrant women in remote communities: Adjustment and social support networks.
Chinese immigrant women in remote communities: Adjustment and social support networks.
Fetal alcohol syndrome, fetal alcohol effects: what do child protection workers know
Fetal alcohol syndrome, fetal alcohol effects: what do child protection workers know
Seven white practitioners: how do they understand and work with Aboriginal trauma?
Seven white practitioners: how do they understand and work with Aboriginal trauma?
Dementia and Northern caregiving.
Dementia and Northern caregiving.
Qualitative arts-based inquiry into transgender subjectivities in social work education.
Qualitative arts-based inquiry into transgender subjectivities in social work education.
What's the link: An exploration of recovery and social support for individuals living with a mental illness.
What's the link: An exploration of recovery and social support for individuals living with a mental illness.
Parenting services for parents with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder: services in the Northern Health Region of British Columbia
Parenting services for parents with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder: services in the Northern Health Region of British Columbia
The experience of northern Secwepemc losing and relearning their language.
The experience of northern Secwepemc losing and relearning their language.

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