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		<title>By: Creative means to communicate science &#124; Side by Side</title>
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		<description>[...] tried to bring creative forms into social research and evaluation in small ways- such as using comic book layout to make an evaluation report, or creative writing processes as social research, but trust me, there are much more exciting and [...]</description>
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