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September 6, 2021

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Demystifying Research Ethics for Third Sector Organisations

Dr Sarah Weakley, Event report/resources, Scotland’s Third Sector Research Forum, Third sectorBy adminSeptember 6, 2021

Presentations from a seminar organised by Policy Scotland and the Third Sector Research Forum on understanding and implementing ethical research principles in the context of third sector research.

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