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Bernard, Wanda Thomas, & Wien, Fred. (2001). Final report on the consultations with the African Nova Scotian community.Unpublished manuscript, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Bernard, Wanda Thomas & Saunders, Alfred. (2001). Black men and the criminal justice system: Report of the pilot project.Unpublished manuscript, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Berry, Brent et al. (2003). Healthy communities in Toronto: An investigation of three neighbourhoods in the greater metropolitan area: A class project Sociology 394Y University of Toronto. Retrieved January 16, 2005, from the World Wide Web: http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~bberry/Teaching/soc394/2002_2003/ HealthyCommunitiesinToronto.doc Berry, Liz Mendez. (2000, July). Corridor of power: Community organizers turn negative perceptions into positive results in the troubled Jane-Finch area. EYE Toronto. Bhandari, Aparita. (2002, September 16). A trim and a debate. Toronto Star. Biles, John. (2002). Everyone's a critic. Canadian Issues, February, 35-38. BLAC report on education: Redressing inequity - Empowering Black learners. (1994). Halifax, NS: Black Learners Advisory Committee. Blatchford, Christie. (2003, September 3). Police and city's blacks enjoy a day of healing. Globe & Mail. Bolaria, B. Singh, & Bolaria, Rosemary (Eds.). (1994). Racial minorities, medicine and health. Halifax, NS: Fernwood Publishing. Bolaria, B. Singh, & Li, Peter S. (1988). Racial oppression in Canada. Toronto: Garamond Press. Boomer, Rachel. (2002, November 25). Stress of racism making Blacks ill, conference told. Daily News, pp. 6. Boothroyd, P., & Eberle, M. (1990). Healthy communities: What they are, how they are made. Vancouver, BC: Centre for Human Settlements, University of British Columbia. © 2006 RVH Project. RVH Bibliography 440
Bourhis, Richard Y. (2003). Measuring ethnocultural diversity using the Canadian census. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 35(1), 9-. Bourhis, Richard Y., & Siemiatychki, Myer. (2003, April). Exploring receiving society attitudes towards immigration and ethnocultural diversity. Canadian Issues/Theme Canadiens, 39-41. Bowman, Marilyn Laura. (2000). The diversity of diversity: Canadian- American differences and their implications for clinical training and APAP accreditation. Canadian Psychology, 41(4), 230-243. Boyake, Francis, with Este, David, & Acton, Janice. (2003). We want solutions! From understanding the issues to working with hope. Retrieved March 3, 2004, from the World Wide Web: http://rvh.socialwork.dal.ca/forum0304cgy.html Boyd, Jocelyn, & The Metro Coaliton for a non-racist society. (2004). Racism: Whose problem? Strategies for understanding and confronting racism in our communities. (2nd ed.). Halifax, NS: Metro Coaliton for a Non-Racist Society. Boyd, Monica. (1999). Canadian, eh? Ethnic origin shifts in the Canadian census. Canadian Ethnic Studies/Etudes Ethniques au Canada, 31(3), 1-19. Boyd, Monica. (1999). Integrating gender language and race. In S. Halli & L. Driedger (Eds.), Immigrant Canada: Demographic, economic, and social changes (pp. 283-306). Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Boyd, Monica, & Norris, Doug. (2001). Who are the "Canadians"?: Changing census responses, 1986-1996. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 33(1), 1-24. Breton, Raymond. (1983). The ethnic community, a political community. Sociologie et Societes, 15(2), 23-37. Bryant, Toba. (2006). Politics, public policy, and population health. In D. Raphael & T. Bryant & M. Rioux (Eds.), Staying alive: Critical perspectives on health, illness, and health care (pp. 193-216). Toronto: Canadian Scholar's Press Inc. © 2006 RVH Project. RVH Bibliography 441
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HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES DOH 281
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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Anti-black Ra
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Roberts, Dorothy E. (1997). Killing
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Davis, Deirdre E. (1997). The harm
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Henry, Frances & Tator, Carol. (199
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Wing (Ed.), Critical race feminism:
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Booker, Christopher B. . (2000). "I
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Roberts, George W. (1994). Brother
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Bell, Carl C., & Mattis, Jacqueline
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Nixon, Elisha Joanne. (1998). Midli
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Bell, Derrick. (1997). Foreward. In
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Hooks, bell. (1988). Feminist focus
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Tastsoglou, Evangelia. (2002). Race
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Multiculturalism Baubock, Rainer. (
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Anderson, Margo, & Fienberg, Stephe
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Davis, Richard A. (1992). Black eth
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Isajiw, W. (1992). Definitions and
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How Ottawa spends: The politics of
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Culture Abu-Lughod, Lila. (1999). T
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Hooks, Bell. (1990). Yearning: Race
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Snowden, Lonnie R. (2003). Challeng
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Bell, Derrick. (1997). Foreward. In
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Duneier, Mitchell. (2000). Race and
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Henry, Frances et al. (1999). The c
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Roithmayr, D. (1999). Introduction
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Aldridge, Delores P., & Hemmons, Wi
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Elligan, Don & Utsey, Shawn O. (199
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Hare, Nathan, & Hare, Julia. (1985)
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Lee, Courtland C. (1993). Psycholog
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Rucker, Walter. (2002). "A Negro na
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Utsey, Shawn O., Adams, E. P., & Bo
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Saxon, Stacy Darnell. (2002). An ex
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Harris, David R, & Sim, Jeremiah Jo
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Powell, Linda C. (1997). The achiev
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Bush, Lawson V. (1999). Am I a man?
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Ford, Rhonda Patterson. (2001). Rac
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Jackson, James, McCullough, Wayne,
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Mahtani, Minelle. (2002). Interroga
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Smith, Sandra S., & Moore, Mignon R
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Wardle, Francis. (1999-2000). Child
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Hooks, bell. (1994). Love as the pr
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Barlow, Melissa Hickman. (1998). Ra
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Wortley, Scot. (2002). Misrepresent
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Bader, Veit. (2001). Culture and id
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Brannen, Julia. (1988). The study o
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Downey, Geoffrey. (n.d.). Counting
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Frank, Arthur W. (2004). After meth
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Haggerty, Kevin D. (2001). Making c
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Jackson, James. (1991). Methodologi
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Lewis, Marie Pease, & Floyd, James
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Miranda, Jeanne, Nakamura, Richard,
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Rankin, J., & Bhopal, R. (1999). Cu
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Snowden, Lonnie R. (2003). Challeng
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Twine, France Winddance. (2000). Ra
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Yin, Zenong, Valdez, Avelardo, Mata
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Karenga, Maulana. (1988). Black stu
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Ethnography Banks-Wallace, JoAnne.
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Phenomenology Lopez, Kay A., & Will
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Fleishman, John A., Mor, Vincent, C
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Census Anderson, Margo, & Fienberg,
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Peterson, Ivars. (1997). Sampling a
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Statistics Ahmad, W. I. U., & Sheld
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Braveman, Paula A., Egerter, Susan
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Tilley, Susan A. (1998). Conducting
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Krieger, Nancy. (1999). Questioning
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Miller, S. M. (1989). Race in the h
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Acton, Janice, with Bethan Lloyd. (
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Violence Conference, Tulane Univers
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Byrd, W. Michael, & Clayton, Linda
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Edmonds, Susan. (2001). Racism as a
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African American women. Maternal an
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Henry, Frances. (1994). The Caribbe
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Jones, Billy E., & Hill, Marjorie J
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Krieger, Nancy. (2000). Discriminat
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McEwen, Bruce S. (2001). From molec
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Physicians for Human Rights. (n.d.)
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Sharif, Najma R., Dar, Atul A., & A
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Turner, C., & Kramer, B. (1995). Co
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Williams, David R. , & King, G. (19
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Bhattacharyya, Gargi, Gabriel, John
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Bani, Carolyn P. (2001). Exploring
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Nason-Clark, Nancy. (2004). When te
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Goldmann, Gustave Joseph. (2001). T
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Meadows, Lynn M., Thurston, Wilfred
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Yeager, Matthew G. (1996). Immigran
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Breggin, Peter R. (1995). Campaigns
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Hooks, bell. (2003). Rock my soul:
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Perry, Barbara. (2001). Beyond Blac
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Weis, Lois, Fine, Michelle, Shepher
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Brice-Baker, Janet R. (1994). Domes
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Krane, Julia, Oxman-Martine, Jacque
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Salazar, Laura F., Wingood, Gina M.
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Willis, Jay Thomas. (1994). A conce
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Burey, April. (1998). No dichotomie
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James, Carl E. (2002). "Armed and D
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Racism behind bars: The treatment o
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Crime Barlow, Melissa Hickman. (199
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Rubin, Rober H., Billingsley, Andre
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Bolton, Kenneth Hugh, Jr. (1999). "
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Gowan, Teresa. (2002). The nexus: H
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Davis, Deirdre E. (1997). The harm
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McNeely, R. L., Cook, Philip W., &
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Hidalgo, Hilda (Ed.). (1995). Lesbi
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Frank, John W. & Mustard, J. Fraser
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Muntaner, Carles, Borrell, Carme, K
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Wilkins, Russell. (1988). Special s
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Poverty Benson, Michael L., Fox, Gr
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Bernard, Wanda Thomas. (2002, Novem
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Ferguson, Ann Arnett. (2000). Bad b
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James, Carl E. (1997). Contradictor
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Roland G. Fryer, Jr., & Torelli, Pa
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Zine, Jasmin. (2001). 'Negotiating
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James, Carl, Plaza, Dwaine, & Janse
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Thornton, Carolyn I., & Carter, Jam
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Keith, Verna M. (1997). Life stress
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Williams, David R., & House, James
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Dunahoo, Carla L. (1997). The tri-a
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Merritt, Marcellus Monte. (1998). T
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Landrine, Hope, & Klonoff, Elizabet
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Norman, Mario V. (2002). Resilience
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Million-Underwoods, Sandra, & Sande
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Brown, Diane R., & Gary, Lawrence E
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Lawson, Sandra Owens. (2000). Psych
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Oliver, Pearleen. (1977). A root an
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Oliver, Donald H. (1994). Nova Scot
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Davis, R. E. (1997). Trauma and add
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Green, N. L. (1991). Stress, self-e
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Ryff, Carol D., Keyes, Corey L. M.,
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Mazza, James J. (1999). Exposure to
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Barbarin, Oscar A. (1981). Institut
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Hidalgo, Hilda (Ed.). (1995). Lesbi
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López, Steven Regeser. (2003). Ref
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Russo, N. (1995). Women's mental he
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Turner, C., & Kramer, B. (1995). Co
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Wu, Zheng, Noh, Samuel, Kaspar, Vio
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King, William R., Holmes, Stephen T
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Makrides, Lydia & Wong, Shirley. (2
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Mihaly, J.P., & Whiteman, N.C. (195
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Enang, Josephine E., with Edmonds,
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Braithwaite, Daniel. (1978). The ba
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Crawley, Iona. (1998). Black women'
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Gusfield, J.R. (1975). Community: A
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Jones, Vernon Clement. (2001, June
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O'Donnell, Sandra M. & Karanja, Sok
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Shapiro, Ilana L. (2003). Mapping t
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Warren, Roland L. (1972). The commu
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Duffy, Andrew. (1991, October 7). M
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Potts, Linda Gallant. (2002, Octobe
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Smith, Amos L. (2003). Health polic
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Working Group on Community Health I
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Clarke, Jennifer, & with Acton, Jan
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Finn, Geraldine. (1994). The space-
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Israel, Barbara A., Checkoway, Barr
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Reddick, Joanne, Campbell, Wendy, &
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Steed, Judy. (1994, June 12). Recla
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Youth Abramczyk, Lois W., & Ross, J
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McGee, Zina T. (1999). Patterns of
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Smith, Sandra S., & Moore, Mignon R
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Bernard, Wanda Thomas. (2002). Incl
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