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← Ruth Evans on Twitter: “Religion was a key source of comfort in coping with a family death in our research #RGSIBG16 https://t.co/LYB5MEQZla https://t.co/wkWg3ntsHm”

Death Goes Digital on Twitter: “Ruth Evans @DrRuth_Evans – Care after death in urban Senegal at #Ddsw https://t.co/9AH2Xm18W3 #socialwork https://t.co/vfHbbxjTzN” →

Ruth Evans on Twitter: “Thanks @AvrilMaddrell & co for great sessions on geographies of #loss #grief #deathscapes #RGSIBG16 @AlistairHunter_”

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Ruth Evans

Thanks @AvrilMaddrell & co for great sessions on geographies of #loss #grief #deathscapes #RGSIBG16 @AlistairHunter_

— Ruth Evans (@DrRuth_Evans) September 1, 2016

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