“Let’s Talk About the Real Issue”: Localized Perceptions of Environment and Implications for Ecosocial Work Practice

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Aug 18

Written By Christine C. Ekenga, PhD, MPH

Kang J*, Fabbre V, Ekenga CC. “Let’s Talk About the Real Issue”: Localized Perceptions of Environment and Implications for Ecosocial Work Practice. Journal of Community Practice. 2019 27(3-4), 317-333.

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Christine C. Ekenga, PhD, MPH

“Let’s Talk About the Real Issue”: Localized Perceptions of Environment and Implications for Ecosocial Work Practice

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