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Child-centred responses to HIV and AIDS: memory work CD-ROM

New» Child-centered responses to HIV and AIDS: memory work CD-ROM

Key information resources on the memory work approach. Includes training materials, case-studies, and reports to help organisations implement memory work, including The memory work trainer's manual. We are actively seeking feedback on this pilot version, launched at the XVI International AIDS Conference in Toronto. (August 2006) Read more »
Disability directory CD-ROM

Disability, inclusion and development CD-ROM

300 of the most useful and practical disability resources are listed on Source's CD-ROM, “Disability, inclusion and development: key information resources”, with many full text resources. (December 2005) Read more »
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disability directory and CD-ROM

Disability, inclusion and development printed directory

300 of the most useful and practical disability resources are listed in Source's printed directory, “Disability, inclusion and development: key information resources”. Includes CD-ROM which holds many of the documents in full. (December 2005) Read more »
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UN Disability Convention CD-ROM

The disability convention: Making it work CD-ROM

Over 120 full-text resources brought together for organisations working on the ground to implement the UN Comprehensive Convention for the Rights of Disabled Persons. Organised according to the themes of the articles of the draft Convention (2004) Read more »
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