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hey theres this really cool website if you are in the UNICEF group. research unicef.org and research your country in the search box.
one helpful link for any one under the catagory:comission on the status of women can go to this website for information www.un.org
www.Womenforwomen.org
Hay guise!
Kay, sho just a notice, wikipedia is veddy gewt, but you MUST back it up with other resources. That is a common viewpoint for many professional papers, BUT! There is a loophole. (Yay, loophole!) You can find your wiki article, say, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pie, and read it. Lets also say you find some information on pie. Now, you can't just quote your source as wikipedia. Remember, wikipedia also has to cite their sources! These are handily located at the bottom of the screen, where it says external links. Click them and be enlightened! Also, by any bit of info, you may see a little box with a number in it. Like a very tiny blue [1]. Click it to also find the source of that info.
Yay, loophole!
~Justin Lau
http://www.thebody.com is a great place to learn about aids and hivs for the Houston confrence if your part of the ECOSOC commity
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