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    Food Insecurity

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    abroad and nationally that fights for these people and try to get them the supplies they need to survive and not die of hunger or poor food that is diseased or old. The most popular and widely recognized group is called the IFSW (International Federation of Social Workers) it was formed in Paris‚ France in 1928 at the first international conference on social work. (http://ifsw.org/what-we-do/) they have thousands of social workers that work on a variety of social problems food insecurity being one

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    Gymnastics

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    Gymnastics What is Educational Gymnastics?   The term educational gymnastics emerged in Great Britain in the 1950’s to describe a child-centered‚ non-competitive‚ creative approach to movement (i.e.‚ body management).  Educational gymnastics is committed to the unique way each child moves and learns.  Each gymnast is challenged to solve problems‚ develop skills‚ and create movements at an appropriate level.  A major belief of educational gymnastics holds that it is within the capacity of all

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    Table Tennis

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    in England and Europe‚ primarily with equipment marketed by other manufacturers using the generic name of table tennis. A new Table Tennis Association was established in England in 1921. It was followed by the Fédération Internationale de Tennis de Table (International Table Tennis Federation)‚ founded at a 1926 meeting in Berlin by England‚ Sweden‚

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    Benchmark Conditions‚ the coefficient of restitution used is 0.85 for all racquets‚ eliminating the variables of string tension and frame stiffness which could add or subtract from the coefficient of restitution.” The International Table Tennis Federation specifies that the ball must have a coefficient of restitution of 0.94. A rubber ball When a rubber ball collides with an immobile flat surface (like massive marble floor)‚ the object will rebound with some fraction of its original energy. If

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    Table Tennis

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    sport‚ one easier for everyone to play. The sport grew reaching out to the Asian countries; China‚ Korea‚ and Japan. From there the first world championship was held in London in 1927. Just before the event The ITTTF (international table tennis federation) was formed by a variety of European and Asian countries. In the 1960’s the French‚ Hungarians‚ and Swedish‚ professionally‚ ruled the sport. However‚ the Japanese and Chinese would soon rule the game. It started in 1952 a Japanese player named

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    Table Tennis: History

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    Table Tennis History Like many other sports‚ Table Tennis began as a mild social diversion. It was probably played with improvised equipment in England‚ during the last quarter of the 19th century. Though Table Tennis evolved‚ along with Badminton and Lawn Tennis‚ from the ancient game of Tennis (also known as Jeu de Paume‚ Real tennis‚ Court Tennis or Royal Tennis)‚ the game was developed after Lawn Tennis became popular in the 1880s.  Game manufacturers tried many experiments to market

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    A Social Worker

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    References: “Ethics in Social Work‚ Statement of Principles” Journal: General Meetings of the International Federation of Social Workers: Australia‚ October 2004

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    Feminist Approaches

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    triad of institutions‚ ideas and material conditions help to locate assumptions about gender within international organizations. These are used by Whitworth to examine the understanding of gender in an INGO‚ the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)‚ and the International Labour Organization (ILO). The IPPF showed little importance of the gender nature of reproductions and ignored the importance of birth control for women´s reproductive freedom. Later‚ in the 1990´s their policy became

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    ensure access to quality and comprehensive healthcare services‚ including those focused on sexual and reproductive health. This is typically accomplished through delegation to smaller nonprofit organizations‚ most notably the Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA). Though the beginning of a new presidency and reign of a majority-Republican Congress threatens to eradicate Planned Parenthood‚

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    working conditions however‚ her main focus was equality for women / women’s rights. In her years in Parliament‚ she managed to make some progress within these issues. Agnes was also a leading member of the formation of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and a member of the Ontario Legislature. She founded the Elizabeth Fry Foundation that helps women and girls with legal troubles. Agnes also championed legislation that mandated equal pay for equal work for Ontario women. She also championed the

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