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2013
2012
- Attempts to Change Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, or Gender Expression
- Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Civil Rights
- Parenting
- Regarding Understanding and Preventing Bullying in Our Society
- Regarding Psychoanalysts’ Providing Commentary on Public Figures
- the Impact of Immigration Policy on Children, Individuals, and Families
- the Impact of Bullying and Harassment on Gender Non- Conforming and LGBT Youth
2009
1999
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