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Science & Human Rights Coalition Meeting: Moving Forward
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An approach to counterinsurgency that draws on soldiers’ science and engineering expertise to address community needs in Afghanistan may represent the next wave for the U.S. National Guard.
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AAAS Testimony: Science is “Vital” to Human Rights
AAAS Report Helps Define "Right to Science" for UN Treaty
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