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Weeks, Margaret (Wendy)

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Wendy Weeks (1943–2004) was a social work educator, scholar, and activist who made a significant contribution to feminist social work and women’s services in both Canada and Australia. Wendy provided outstanding leadership in social work and social work education over several decades.
NASW Press and Oxford University Press
Title: Weeks, Margaret (Wendy)
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Wendy Weeks (1943–2004) was a social work educator, scholar, and activist who made a significant contribution to feminist social work and women’s services in both Canada and Australia.
Wendy provided outstanding leadership in social work and social work education over several decades.

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