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BULLETIN
THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL WELFARE OF
Iwate Prefectural University Vol.19, March, 2017
Contents
PUBLISHED BY
FACULTY OF SOCIAL WELFARE IWATE PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY
Articles
KASHIWABA Hidemi FUJII Hirohide
Factors Facilitating Grief Work by Suicide Loss Survivors
Research Paper SATO Tetsuro
The Importance and Challenge of Evaluating Participatory Models in Community Based Practices
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Book Review
Project Report
YONEMOTO Kiyoshi
New Development of Closed Caption and the Media
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Messages from Retired Staffs （117）
Summary of Doctoral and Master’s Thesis at Graduate Program in Social Welfare in 2016 Academic Year（119）
Instruction for Authors （123）
The rules of the Editorial Committee （124）
YOSHIDA Hitomi （99）
Incorporation of Gender Statistics into Social Welfare Education SATO Masahito MURAI Moto （55）
Support for Artistic Activities in Welfare Offices and Special Needs Schools of Iwate Prefecture TAKAHASHI Satoshi
System Citizenship: A Public Perspective on Forming Human and Societal Character
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NAKAYA Takaharu YAMADA Sachie FUJISAWA Miho SATOH Masae
A Study of Community Support Using Clinical Psychology Approach in The Great East Japan Earthquake
― The Effects of Psychological Education at Coastal Disaster Area in Iwate Prefecture ―
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SHIMOTAI Naomi OGIWARA Nanako SHOJI Chieko SAKURA Yukie
On the Subject of Practical Teacher Collaboration as Seen in the Practice of On-Campus Childcare:
Through On-Campus Childcare Support and Practical Childcare Activities
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SHOJI Chieko
Current Status and Problems of Self-support Disaster Reduction Associations:
A Hearing Investigation on Senboku City-Akita and Ninohe City-Iwate.
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SHOJI Fumihito HORIUCHI Satoshi AOKI Shuntaro
Cognitive and Behavioral Characteristic in College and Vocational School Students with a Depressive State
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FUJITA Toru
Practice Controls Theory, not the Other Way around.
Social Workers Waking up to the Capacity for "Practice Here and Now "
HINOHARA Yumi （31）
The Prospect of Acceptance of Foreign Labour in Medical and Welfare Fields : A Case Study in Singapore
