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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Young Women's Christian Association"”.

  1. 'Not by might, nor by power, but by spirit': the global reform efforts of the Young Women's Christian Association of the United States, 1895-1939

    … uses the activities of the United States Young Women’s Christian Association (USYWCA) as a case study to explore U.S. cultural imperialism in India, Argentina, the Philippines, and Nigeria. USYWCA Secretaries aspired to create an apolitical and non-governmental space, which I have labeled …

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  2. An evaluation of the communication strategies used in anti gender based violence campaigns: A case of the young Women's Christian Association in Linda Township of Lusaka

    … end or prevent diverse types of violence against women and young girls worldwide. Some have brought positive results. more have shown less positive results.Using qualitative and quantitative paradigms, this study investigated the communication strategies that the Young Women Association uses in …

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  3. A survey of the Boy Scout movement in its relation to the development of character

    … Boy Scouts of America, The Camp Fire Girls, The Young Men's' Christian Association and the Young Women's Christian Association.</p><p>In the scouting program all activities are of a voluntary process. There is an age requirement connected with the scouting program so that a youngster can look …

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