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ANROWS Notepad – <br>7 February 2019
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ANROWS Notepad –
7 February 2019

Thursday, 7th February 2019


In this edition of Notepad, we look at a new piece by Professor Cathy Humphreys in Melbourne University’s Pursuit.

Also in Notepad:

  • forthcoming research about young people with harmful sexual behaviours; and
  • we invite you to “Assessing risk and promoting safety”–a forum about using the National Risk Assessment Principles in Darwin on 28 March 2019.

Find out about more upcoming research, along with sector news, events, and resources in this issue of Notepad. Catch-up on past editions of Notepad here, subscribe to the fortnightly newsletter, or find more sector research, news and resources in the ANROWS library.



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