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Cindy Schofield - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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research guides Womens Studies research guide books
2009Co-Authors: Cindy SchofieldAbstract:Library resources that support the SCSU Women's Studies Program including material that deals with gender Studies and feminism.
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2009Co-Authors: Cindy SchofieldAbstract:Library resources that support the SCSU Women's Studies Program including material that deals with gender Studies and feminism.
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2009Co-Authors: Cindy SchofieldAbstract:Library resources that support the SCSU Women's Studies Program including material that deals with gender Studies and feminism.
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2009Co-Authors: Cindy SchofieldAbstract:Library resources that support the SCSU Women's Studies Program including material that deals with gender Studies and feminism.
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2009Co-Authors: Cindy SchofieldAbstract:Library resources that support the SCSU Women's Studies Program including material that deals with gender Studies and feminism.
Kellian Clink - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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library class subject guides gender and Womens Studies 310 miller articles
2015Co-Authors: Kellian ClinkAbstract:Media and violence against women Media images of victims and perpetrators Feminism and nerd culture Disabled Miss America Performance of femininity White feminism #feminismisforwhitewomen Women friendships Trigger warnings Diversity i
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library class subject guides gender and Womens Studies 310 miller welcome
2015Co-Authors: Kellian ClinkAbstract:Media and violence against women Media images of victims and perpetrators Feminism and nerd culture Disabled Miss America Performance of femininity White feminism #feminismisforwhitewomen Women friendships Trigger warnings Diversity i
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library class subject guides gender and Womens Studies 310 miller citing sources
2015Co-Authors: Kellian ClinkAbstract:Media and violence against women Media images of victims and perpetrators Feminism and nerd culture Disabled Miss America Performance of femininity White feminism #feminismisforwhitewomen Women friendships Trigger warnings Diversity i
Juliane Junker - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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issues in feminism a first course in Womens Studies
2016Co-Authors: Juliane JunkerAbstract:issues in feminism a first course in Womens Studies is available in our digital library an online access to it is set as public so you can download it instantly. Our digital library saves in multiple countries, allowing you to get the most less latency time to download any of our books like this one. Merely said, the issues in feminism a first course in Womens Studies is universally compatible with any devices to read.
E Shrader - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Womens Studies project evaluation
1997Co-Authors: P A Martin, E ShraderAbstract:The Womens Studies Project (WSP) is a 5-year cooperative agreement between Family Health International (FHI) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Global Bureaus Office of Population (under the Center for Population Health and Nutrition). The total planned life-of-project budget is $8.6 million. The project began in September 1993 and is scheduled to end in September 1998. The objectives of the WSP are as follows: To support research on the immediate and long-term consequences for women of family planning programs and methods; and To help improve family planning and related reproductive health programs through increased knowledge of the needs and perspectives of women. (excerpt)
J Stein - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Womens voices Womens lives the impact of family planning a synthesis of findings from the Womens Studies project family health international
1998Co-Authors: B Barnett, J SteinAbstract:The Womens Studies Project (WSP) at Family Health International was designed to explore the impact of family planning (FP) programs on Womens lives. By asking women directly how they felt they had benefited -- or not benefited -- from contraceptive use WSP sought to move beyond studying the impact of FP on Womens physical health. Organized into seven sections this document provides the results from 26 field Studies available as of March 1998. Section one provides the ground for the whole study and section two discusses the research methodologies used in the WSP. In section three cross-cutting themes are presented including several implications for reproductive health policies and programs. An overview of the conceptual framework that guided the research process and data collection is provided in section four. Section five covers some lessons learned and offers suggestions for future directions in section six. Finally section seven touches on the summaries of individual research projects that were grouped by region and country.
