"Reintegration of young mothers: young mothers seeking reintegration after periods of time spent living with fighting forces and armed groups face exclusion and stigma rather than the support they and their children badly need." by Miranda E Worthen

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Reintegration of young mothers: young mothers seeking reintegration after periods of time spent living with fighting forces and armed groups face exclusion and stigma rather than the support they and their children badly need.

Forced Migration Review (2012)

Miranda E Worthen, San Jose State University
Susan McKay, University of Wyoming
Angela Veale, University College Cork
Mike Wessells, Columbia University

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Medicine and Health Sciences

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2012

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Miranda E Worthen, Susan McKay, Angela Veale and Mike Wessells. "Reintegration of young mothers: young mothers seeking reintegration after periods of time spent living with fighting forces and armed groups face exclusion and stigma rather than the support they and their children badly need." Forced Migration Review Iss. 40 (2012) p. 25 - 26
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