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April 13, 2016 sisterdirector

Evidence Shows Violence Against Women is Preventable


For researchers:  World Bank Report , The Lancet Series

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Still taking in articles for our next issue of the Sister Magazine, until the 25th. Looking for critical, analytical and challenging (the status quo) pieces that are solution based. Topics can range from/ on issues of gender, education, economics, politics and feminism. Submit to sisternamibiamedia@gmail.com If your piece is selected and placed in the magazine you receive N$1.20 per word (excluding byline and title) Word count is from 1000-1500
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