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International Social Work Research Day is the great social work get-together. Held in Urbana, Illinois, USA, Social Work Day is part of the International Congress on qualitative Inquiry. More than 1400 researchers from 70 countries and many disciplines attend. It's a time to share ideas and gain energy. This year it's on Friday 17 May 2013.
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