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Love Shouldn t Hurt - E le Sauā le Alofa: Co-designing a Theory of Change for Preventing Violence against Women in Samoa

Love Shouldn t Hurt - E le Sauā le Alofa: Co-designing a Theory of Change for Preventing Violence against Women in Samoa
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Challenges and Opportunities in Coproduction: Reflections on Working with Young People to Develop an Intervention to Prevent Violence in Informal Settlements in South Africa

Challenges and Opportunities in Coproduction: Reflections on Working with Young People to Develop an Intervention to Prevent Violence in Informal Settlements in South Africa
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NASA Offers Airline Safety Data

NASA Offers Airline Safety Data January 1, 2008 Washington(eTN) NASA on Monday released an intentionally scrambled, partly deleted version of the safety data it gathered from 24,000 interviews with airline pilots, making good on a promise to Congress to make public information that it said earlier this year would shake public confidence in the airlines and threaten their commercial interest. Washington(eTN) NASA on Monday released an intentionally scrambled, partly deleted version of the safety data it gathered from 24,000 interviews with airline pilots, making good on a promise to Congress to make public information that it said earlier this year would shake public confidence in the airlines and threaten their commercial interest.

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