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A Land Down Under: Solvent Abuse in Aboriginal Poluations
(2003)An integrative cultural research project studying solvent abuse in the indigenous population of Australia. -
Healthcare in Rural and Remote Areas of Australia
(2003-02-02)The vast expanse of land known as "Outback" Australia provides a considerable challenge to the delivery of medical care quickly and effectively to those seeking emergency treatment or even routine healthcare. Problems ... -
"Slowly being poisoned." An outsider's look at solvent abuse in the Indigenous population of Australia
(2003-02-14)In the introduction of its final report regarding the Inquiry into the Inhalation of Volatile Substances, the Drugs and Crime Prevention committee (DCPC) states that "Volatile Substance Abuse is not a new phenomenon, but. ... -
A Flora and Fauna Survey of Woody Island
(2003-02-14)Woody Island is one of about 100 islands that make up the Archipelago of the Recherche, located on the southern coast of Western Australia, to the south and south-east of Esperance. It has the highest diversity ofland ... -
AQIS: Life in Quarantine
(2003-01-06)The paper goes over a short history of AQIS and the various parts that were included in the program as well as an overview of Risk Analysis from text sources. The paper then goes into what it would take to bring Nutmeg, ... -
Learning to Make Jewelry with the Sow Family in the Artisans' Village
(2003)For my ICRP, I apprenticed for four months in a traditional Senegalese jewelry shop located in the main artisans' village in Dakar, Senegal. -
Schon So Lange Her: Teilnehmende Beobachtung und Sozialbetreuung in einem Deutschen Pflegeheim
(2003-02-07)Jedes Mal, wenn die Sonne aufgeht, werden Menschen einen Tag älter und Erinnerungen sind einen Tag weiter von ihnen entfernt. Als Kind scheint die Welt so einfach zu sein; später lernt man alles in Frage zu stellen. Wenn ... -
ASPAINCA Internship Working with Mentally-Impaired Children and Young Adults
(2003)ASPAINCA is a truly unique environment where young people with special needs have the opportunity to learn, work and socialize.
