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Violence Reduction: Promise, practice and the gaps in between

A panel discussion in collaboration with the University of Birmingham

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Violence Reduction: Promise, practice and the gaps in between

A panel discussion in collaboration with the University of Birmingham
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Text reads: Violence Reduction: Promise, practice and the gaps in between. A panel discussion, in collaboration with the University of Birmingham, on violence reduction and Violence Reduction Units (VRUs)
Violence Reduction: Promise, practice and the gaps in between
A panel discussion in collaboration with the University of Birmingham