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How can we end male violence? Bristol conference invites contributions from professionals working with boys and young men
4 August 2022
Researchers from the University of Bristol, in partnership with Bristol Young Men’s Network, are inviting professionals working with boys and young men to contribute to a conference around masculinity, violence and mental health.
- How can we end male violence? Bristol conference invites contributions from professionals working with boys and young men 4 August 2022 Researchers from the University of Bristol, in partnership with Bristol Young Men’s Network, are inviting professionals working with boys and young men to contribute to a conference around masculinity, violence and mental health.
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