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Blog Carnival

The Fifth Edition of the Blog Carnival Against Child Abuse is up over at Survivors can Thrive today. Once again it looks like there quite a bit of good writing going on, as usual.

Next month’s edition will be hosted right here, so start thinking about submissions!

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