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== Newsletter & Journal ==
== Newsletter & Journal ==
FHI published the first volume of '''Collective Work and Responsibility (CWAR)''' in May 1996.  Most issues of the nine volumes are attached below, but some issues are not currently available.  Collective Work and Responsibility (CWAR) the FHI Newsletter was launched in May 1996 and evolved to the FHI Journal in April 2009; more than  70 issues covering volumes 1 thru 11 can be accessed below, along with the current volume 12.  This chronology documents our work and the growth of our thinking, not only about fathers, families and community, but also about ecology and sustainability.
FHI published the first volume of '''Collective Work and Responsibility (CWAR)''' in May 1996.  Most issues of the nine volumes are available via the link below, but some issues are not currently available.  Collective Work and Responsibility (CWAR) the FHI Newsletter was launched in May 1996 and evolved to the FHI Journal in April 2009; more than  70 issues covering volumes 1 thru 11 can be accessed below, along with the current volume 12.  This chronology documents our work and the growth of our thinking, not only about fathers, families and community, but also about ecology and sustainability.


== Info ==
== Info ==

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Newsletter & Journal

FHI published the first volume of Collective Work and Responsibility (CWAR) in May 1996. Most issues of the nine volumes are available via the link below, but some issues are not currently available. Collective Work and Responsibility (CWAR) the FHI Newsletter was launched in May 1996 and evolved to the FHI Journal in April 2009; more than 70 issues covering volumes 1 thru 11 can be accessed below, along with the current volume 12. This chronology documents our work and the growth of our thinking, not only about fathers, families and community, but also about ecology and sustainability.

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