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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Community insights"”.

  1. Community insights to the Namibian Defence Forces: An investigative study of the Khomas region

    This research was carried out to determine the community‟s insight of the Namibian Defence Force under the title “Community Insights of the Namibian Defence Force: An Investigative Study of the Khomas Region”. The research carried out a theoretical study in the concerned area and the study used the …

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  2. "People laugh, don’t believe it": Unveiling Male Rape Myths through a Mixed Methods Exploration of Professionals, Survivors, and Community Insights.

    … explore MRMs, combining in-depth qualitative insights with generalisable quantitative factors. In the first phase (Study One), qualitative interviews were conducted with 13 professionals. The data was analysed using Willott and Griffin’s (1997) method for the Foucauldian discourse analysis. …

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  3. Environmentalism of the poor and the political ecology of prophecy: a contribution to liberation ecotheology

    … group on environmental justice within the Iona Community. Insights are derived from this praxis which make a contribution to historic projects which are neither reformist nor utopian but radically prophetic.

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  4. Co-Creating Solutions: Affordable Healthy Eating for Individuals Living with Cognitive Disabilities

    … This three-phase qualitative study uses a Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) approach. This project is a collaboration between the academic partners (Fernandez lab and SD), the community partners (Open), and individuals with lived experience of cognitive disabilities to …

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  5. Prokaryotic diversity and ecosystem functioning in hypersaline environment: a metagenomic study of the Cagliari salterns

    … in summer, suggesting a different microbial community. Insights from taxonomic characterization of this pond confirmed this frame, with the Bacteria domain being the most abundant phylum in this pond, despite the high salinity (260 psu). A large fraction of reconstructed MAGs lacked …

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  6. Mosquito-Borne Disease Prevention: Building Resilient Communities in the US-Mexico Border

    … Prevention remains difficult due to limited community awareness and a lack of tailored strategies, underscoring the need for community-engaged interventions. Objectives: Aim 1 assesses understanding the level of understanding and engagement community health workers have had globally with …

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  7. Leveraging Open-Source and Crowdsourced Data to Evaluate Spatial Justice in Cultural Planning

    … of use' in justice research; and (2) to compare community perceptions of cultural resources with digital data representations. The first study focused on the perceived dimension, viewing data as representations of both institutional and crowdsourced physical cultural infrastructure. In this …

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