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The E-Bulletin of the Youth Coalition
Included in this edition
News from the YouthCoalition
Sector Development
Training & ProfessionalDevelopment
Policy & Reports
Media
Sector Activities &Events
For Young People
Employment
Grants & FundingOpportunities
Click on the headingsabove to go to each
section
News from the
Youth Coalition
National Youth Week 2008Grant Applications Are
Now Open!
Held between 5 - 13April 2008, the
theme will be SHOUT. SHARE. LIVE. UNITE.
There are many ways young people and youth
services can getinvolved:
Start thinking about what events youwould
like to host next year. Maybe an open day, forum,
competition,performance, expo, sporting
event
anything to involve, support andpromote
young people
Be involved in NYW Talent Competitionsthrough
design, photography, music, writing and film
Nominate a young person (or yourself!)to join
the Youth Committee, and be involved in organising
NYW in theACT.
Apply for a NYW Grant to help pay foryour
event.
Contact us to be involved in NYW eventssuch
as the Film Festival, or Expo in Civic (performers,
craftmarketplace etc).
To download the Grant applicationinformation
in PDF click here, and in Microsoft Word
format, click here. To see a list of previous
recipients, click here. For more information,
contact the Youth Week Coordinatorat the Youth
Coalition of the ACT on 02 6247 3540 or
youthweek (at) youthcoalition.net. Making Contact
(www.makingcontact.net.au) is the website of
Youth Week in the ACT. Visit it regularly tocheck for
more information.
Talking Practice: Workshop4
Listening and Responding toAboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Young People: Learnings
from the Out ofHome Care Forum
Recently the Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Services Unit inthe Office for
Children, Youth and Family Support (DHCS) and
theInstitute of Child Protection Studies (ACU)
met with Aboriginal and TorresStrait Islander
young people to learn about their experiences, and to
findout how the Out of Home Care system can be
improved. The findings werepresented to
workers at the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Out of HomeCare Forum in September 2007.
Some key findings from the project will be presented
at thisworkshop. We will look at implications
for Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander young
people, services and youth participation. We will
alsodiscuss some learnings on to how to better
work and engage with Aboriginal andTorres
Strait Islander young people. Workers will participate
in aworkshop that looks to further improve our
practice in working with Aboriginaland Torres
Strait Islander young people, families and
communities.
When: Thursday 15 November, 2007
Time: 11am 12.30pm
Cost: Free
Where: 46 Clianthus St, OConnor (Youth
CoalitionOffice)
Food: Morning tea will be provided
Bookings Essential: By Wednesday 14 November.
Only 20places available. Contact Steve on 6247
3540 or steve (at) youthcoalition.net
Notes: Priority will be given to Youth
Coalition members,the YSP and YSAAP.
Evaluation and seminar summary will be written,
andresources will be available on the day.
Click here for the flyer. (PDF)
Yogie AwardsNomination Package 2007
The Yogie Awards recognise, celebrate, promote
andreward outstanding practice in working with
young people in the ACT andsurrounding area.
The Yogies are a Youth Coalition of the ACT initiative
andawards will be presented by Katy Gallagher
MLA, Deputy Chief Minister,Minister for
Children and Young People, Minister for Health,
Minister forWomen, Minister for Disability and
Community Services.
To download the nomination package in word,
click here, and pdf, click here.
How to submit your nomination:
You can submit your completed nomination by:
Email: steve (at) youthcoalition.net
Fax: (02) 6249 1675
Post: PO Box 5232, Lyneham ACT 2602
In person: 46 Clianthus St, OConnor
Nominations close: Friday 9 November 2007
For questions / assistance contactSteve Byrne
on:
Phone: (02) 6247 3540
Email: steve (at) youthcoalition.net
Award ceremony: Thursday 13 December 2007
Proudly supported by: Department of
Disability, Housingand Community Services
Tips for Working with SchoolCommunities:
The Big Red Book
Each week we profile a section of the Big Red
Book, the firsthandbook and directory for
people who work with young people in the ACT.
Inaddition to providing service profiles, the
handbook also providesstrategy-based
information for workers, key service contacts and
other helpfulresources.
Youth workers are well placed to support young people
to remainengaged in education. There are a
range of support mechanisms in schoolswith
which youth workers can partner to ensure young
people's social,emotional and educational
needs are being met.
In the Youth Support in Secondary Schools
section of The Big RedBook you will find:
Some strategies for building effective partnerships
within theschool community;
Contact information for youth support in secondary
schoolsservices; and
Resources including more services and information.
To view or download Version 2 of the Big Red Book go
to youthcoalition.net/public/Projects/BRB.html
See also The Rack in SectorDevelopment.
Sector
Development
Update of TheRACK
The Youth Coalition is updating The RACK,
which is a list ofcurrent networks and
committees for the ACT youth and community sectors.
The RACKprovides information about networks
(including email networks) andcommittees for
workers and organisations in the ACT youth and
community sectors.If you would like to include
your network or committee in the updatedversion
of The RACK, e-mail erin (at) youthcoalition.net
or call the Youth Coalition on 6247 3540 to provide
the followingdetails:
Name of the Network/Committee
Brief description - purpose of the network,
targetgroup/membership and when meetings are
held (if known)
Contact person for the Network/Committee,
including: phonenumber, fax number, e-mail
address and web address (for e-mail networks,an
e-mail address and/or web address will suffice)
Please submit details of your network or committee
byFriday 2 November.
Click here to download the previous
edition of The Rack forreference.
ACT Early Intervention Awards2007
Supportlink, Domestic Violence Crisis Service
&Parentline
The awards are a peer to peer award ceremony.
They are designed tohighlight the significance
of early intervention services in the preventionof
(including but not exclusive to) child and
elder abuse, family violence,substance abuse,
suicide and mental illness, crime, social
isolation,preventable family breakdown and
homelessness. The awards also aim to promotebest
practice and excellence in community service
delivery.
To support this aim, the Department of
Disability, Housing andCommunity Services has
contributed a $5000 award which will be presented
tothe agency / program assessed to be the most
outstanding in eithercategory.
Applications close on COB Friday, 9 November
2007.
The Award Ceremony will be held on Wednesday
12 December 2007.
Click here to download a nomination
form and here to download the Award Ceremony
flyer.
Babysitting GuideLaunched
NSW Commission for Children & Young People
Babysitting is the most common job undertaken
by 12-15 year olds inNSW with 21% working as
babysitters. So weve developed a newresource
kit for kids of working as babysitters, with practical
tips for asafe and positive experience. Its
also designed to help parentswork with their
babysitters to get the best results for
everyone.There's a guide for babysitters, for
parents, and a checklist of theinformation you
need to know when you babysit.
Click here to download the guide.
Queensland Industrial RelationsCommission
Acknowledges Community Workers are Underpaid
The Queensland Industrial Relations
Commission's Pay Equity Inquiryreport, Time to
Act was released on 1 October. The report of the
Inquirystates the community sector displays
many characteristics of payundervaluing,
including:
A very high proportion of small workplaces
A predominantly female workforce (87%)
A high proportion of part time (56%) and casual
(20%)employment
A lack of ability for widespread collective
bargaining tooccur
That workers in the community services sector are
more likelyto have a post school
qualification than other workers but have lowerweekly
income
And low wages.
Click here for more information.
Training &
Professional Development
See also Talking Practice: Workshop 4 in News
from the Youth Coalition.
Clare Burton Memorial Lecture2007
Understandings of Sex Discrimination in the
Workplace: Limitsand Possibilities
Speaker: Sara Charlesworth, Senior Research
Fellow,Centre for Applied Social Research
(CASR), RMIT University
When: Wednesday 31 October 2007 at 5.30 for
6.00pm
Venue: Lecture Theatre 9A1, Building 9,
University ofCanberra, College St, Bruce ACT.
See www.canberra.edu.au/university/maps
RSVP: By 26 October 2007 to Debra Hippisley,
Room 5C65,University of Canberra.
Phone: 6201 5171Fax: 6201 5065 Email:
Debra.Hippisley (at) canberra.edu.au
Entry by gold coin donation to Clare Burton
Scholarship Fund. Forfurther details see
wexdev.curtin.edu.au.
Policy & Reports
Youth Coalition Policy Spotlight -Working
Families
The ACT Legislative Assembly's Select
Committee on Working Familiesrecently release
their report on the impact of WorkChoices on families
andyoung people in the ACT. The Youth
Coalition gave evidence at the inquiryand the
report has a number of important recommendations
concerningyoung people. The Committee's
recommendations included that the ACTGovernment:
Review its initiatives targeted at unemployed
andunder-employed young people in the ACT;
Fund the production of resources and training for
young peopleon industrial relations; and
Fund for a full-time youth employment lawyer for
the Youth LawCentre (ACT).
As young people are highly vulnerable in the workplace
given theirlimited experience and knowledge of
the industrial relations system, theserecommendations
will make a significant difference to the
empowerment of youngpeople in ACT workplaces.
The Youth Coalition of the ACT will be meetingwith
ACT Government Ministers in the near future to
follow up theserecommendations.
For further information please contact Luke Bo'sher,
PolicyOfficer, on 6247-3540 or
luke (at) youthcoalition.net
Whole of Government IndigenousService Delivery
Arrangements
Australian National Audit Office
The Australian National Audit Office has just
released itsperformance audit across agencies
in the funding and delivery of services andsupport
for Aboriginal people. The report is titled Whole
of GovernmentIndigenous Service Delivery
Arrangements.
Click here to download the report
(PDF).
Media
Minister Reveals Over $80 MillionInvestment in
Quality Schools in Ginninderra
ACT Government Media Release - 17 October 2007
Minister for Education and Training, Andrew
Barr, today revealedover $80 million will be
spent on ensuring high quality schools for thefamilies
of Ginninderra with over $35 million in
capital upgrades toexisting schools in
addition to the new state of the art $45 million
P-10school.
Click here to view the media release.
Pegasus Riding for the Disabled toReceive
Horse Flu Vaccine
ACT Government Media Release - 18 October 2007
Pegasus Riding for the Disableds 24 horses
will bevaccinated against the equine influenza
as early as tonight, after a broadening of thelist
of priority animals eligible for the vaccine.
Chief Minister JonStanhope said he was pleased
that the ACT has managed to secure vaccines forthe
horses at Pegasus in line with the national
broadening of thepriority list to include
riding for the disabled horses.Pegasus
Riding for the Disabled is a not-for-profit community
organisationthat provides equestrian
activities for people with a disability.
Click here to view the media release.
Sector Activities
& Events
See also the For Young PeopleSection.
ACT Challenging Violence AgainstWomen Campaign
2007
END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN - Wear a White
Ribbon on November
There are a host of local activities happening
in associationwith White Ribbon Day, an
international campaign that urges people,particularly
men, to speak out against violence against
women. Information canbe found at
www.whiteribbonday.org.au.
Please see the 2007 Calendar of Events attached,
packed full oflocal events and activities
taking place in October through to December.The
Calendar of Events and event updates also can be
found at theCanberra Mens Centre website at
www.menscentre.com.au.
Click here to download the Calendar.
Attitude! - Mental HealthFoundation Newsletter
Mental Health Foundation
The October 2007 edition of Attitude!, the
Foundationsnewsletter is available. For
feedback and contributions email attitude (at) mhf.org.au.
Website: www.mhf.org.au
Contact: 6282 6658.
Free Workshops onthe UN Convention on the
Rights of Persons withDisabilities
Human Rights Commission
The UN Convention on the Rights Of Persons
with Disabilities(UNCROPD) is a significant
milestone in the protection and recognition of
therights of people with disabilities at an
international level. Thedevelopment of the
UNCROPD is a major achievement for many
reasons,including:
It is the first international human rights treaty
of the 21stcentury
The Convention involved the highest level of
participation byrepresentatives of civil
society in any United Nations process in history
It is the first international treaty that
specificallyrepresents the interests of
people with a disability
The Convention received the greatest number of
signatures ofany international convention on
its first day
Australia was heavily involved in the negotiation
process
The Convention took more than two decades to reach
fruitionsince the first call for development
The Human Rights Commission will conduct freeworkshops
about the UNCROPD in November 2007 for people
with a disability,their carers, people that
work in the disability sector and people thatare
interested in learning more about the Convention.
Please completethe attached survey and E-mail,
hand-deliver, mail or fax your surveysto Kelly
Swan by Friday 2 November 2007 so we can ensure that
we planour workshops in a manner that is
considerate of the needs ofparticipants.
E-mail: Kelly.Swan (at) act.gov.au
Fax: (02) 6207 1034 (Attention to Kelly Swan)
Contact: Kelly Swan on (02) 6205 2222.
Reclaim the Night
Canberra Rape CrisisCentre
Reclaim the night is a peaceful
protestagainst violence against women and
children. The theme this yearis "It can happen
to anybody - Sexual Violence."
Where: Petrie Plaza, Civic
Date: Friday 26 October
Time & events: 5.30pm - Start for
entertainment andservice stalls; 6.30pm -
Formal proceedings; 7.30pm - March held; 9pm After
partyheld at Tilleys Cafe, Lyneham, featuring
DJ Tori Mac.
For more information contact Canberra Rape
Crisis Centre on 62478071.
The Stepping Stones Course- A Practical Course
to Help Family Members Cope With Drug andAlcohol
Issues
Run by the Alcohol & Drug Program and the Ted
NoffsFoundation.
Most families have influenceover the
drug user. This influence may be strengthened when the
familyunderstand the process & accepts support
itself. Topics covered include: coping with
stress and anger, tips aboutcommunication and
about boundary and limit setting all in order
tomaximise your health, so that you have the
resources to maximise the helpgetting to the
substance user.
Workshop Dates:
Friday 2 November - 5:30pm to 9:00pm
Saturday 3 November - 9:30am to 5.00pm
Friday 16 November - 5:30pm to 9:00pm
Saturday 17 November - 9:30am to 5.00pm.
Plus optional druginformation night:
Tuesday 13 November - 5:30pm to 9:00pm
Where: CalvaryHospital (Bruce) Seminar Room
Application: Register soon, phone (02) 6123
2410 oronline: www.fds.org.au/stepston.html
Cost: $30.00 per family (includes manual
"Guide toCoping").
Click here for the flyer and here
for a brochure.
Women andHepatitis C
ACT Hepatitis C Council & WIREDD
Do you - or someone close to you - have Hep C?
Want to find outabout the following issues in
a safe, supportive, women-onlyenvironment?
How to access treatment and what it involves
How to avoid transmitting the virus to others: The
Facts vs TheMyths
How to live with the virus and stay healthy
lifestylechanges that work
Then come along to these information sessionswhere
you can ask questions and meet other women in
similarsituations:
Wednesday 17 October
Treatment for Hepatitis C: an overview
Anne Blunn, Liver Clinic, Canberra Hospital
Get your questions answered by an expert!
Wednesday 31 October
How to avoid catching or transmitting the
virus to others:The Facts vs The Myths
(Informal session)
Wednesday 21 November
How to live with the virus and stay healthy
Lifestyle changes that work
(Informal session)
Venue: WIREDD, Ground floor, Griffin Centre,
GengeStreet, Civic
There will be information sheets and
refreshments available atthese sessions.
Childcare can be arranged if pre-booked at least one
week beforeeach session. Call Bek on 6248 8600
for more information and to RSVP formeetings.
For Young People
Bit Bent 5 + 1 TriviaNight
Bit Bent Social Support Group
Bit Bent is having their 5 + 1 (Belconnen and
Woden) anniversaryand are organising a Trivia
Night for the celebration. It would be nice foryou
to come along and have a fantastic night. Don't
have anyone to comewith you? That's fine, come
along and meet some wonderful people!
Date and time: 24 November at 6.30pm
Venue: The Marque Hotel Canberra, 102
Northbourne Avenue,Canberra ACT
Entry Fee: $10
Food and drinks: There will be an open bar so
you canpurchase drinks yourself, and there
will be light finger food providedduring the
night. Anybody under the age of 18 is not allowed to
purchase orconsume alcohol.
Booking: Booking is not essential but
ispreferable.
Age Requirements: This event is open
toeveryone.
Any questions please contact
trivia.night07 (at) hotmail.com
RSVP: Before 13 November
IndigenousDiscovery 07
Cotter Scouts of the World Base
HAVE YOU EVER wondered why the Indigenous
standard of living inAustralia is lower than
that of a non-indigenous Australian? Have you
heard of "Operation Outreach"? DO YOU THINK
that Indigenous Australians have the same
opportunitiesas non-Indigenous Australians?
Would you like tounderstand more about
Indigenous culture ?
The Cotter Scouts of the World Base willbe running
a four day, fun, hands-on 'discovery' on
Indigenous Australia thisNovember and
December, over two weekends.
Organiser: Hannah Lord -
cotter.sotw.base (at) gmail.com
When: 23 Friday 25 Sunday November
2007 & 8 Saturday 9 Friday December 2007
Where: Camp Cottermouth, 15 minutes from
Canberra
Who can apply: Scout or Non-Scout, aged 14
25
Cost: $20 registration - course materials,
$30 eachweekend - includes catering and
camping fees
What to bring: Camping equipment, clothes,
mess kitsetc
Click here to download the flyer and
here to download the application form.
TXT 4 FreeCondomz
Marie Stopes International
Sexual and reproductive healthcare
organisation Marie StopesInternational is
helping give young people greater access to condoms
andencouraging them to practice safe sex,
thanks to a new TXT 4 freecondomz sexual
health campaign. Developed in an effort to tackle
risingsexually transmitted infection (STI)
rates, mobile phone users will be senttwo free
condoms in plain packaging when they text in their
name andaddress details to 19 SEXTXT (19
739898).
For more information visit www.sextxt.org.au.
Walk AgainstWarming
Walk Against Warming is Australia's community
day of action toadvocate for the issue of
climate change to be addressed holistically by
alllevels of Australian government and
society. As part of the Walk AgainstWarming,
there will be a youth contingent in every state and
territory. InCanberra this youth contingent
will be meeting at 1pm at the Rotunda atGlebe Park
on Sunday 11 November before marching to join the
main communityrally as it begins. Come along
and bring a school or campus banner,placard,
or something creative, and bring your friends and
people fromgroups you're in. On this Sunday
the 28th of October there will be a working beeor,
in other words, a meeting to paint banners, make
placards,screen-print shirts, create wind
turbines, practice street theatre and get readyfor
all the things that we will be doing at the Walk
Against WarmingYouth Contingent.
The working bee will start at 11am at the
Conservation Council at 3Childers St, Acton
(near the ANU), so bring along your own ideas
andmaterials and see them come to life. As it
will also be a very informal eventit's also a
great chance for you to meet other people in the
campaign(though if you want to paint it may be
a good idea to bring oldclothes).
If you want to get more involved, help putup
posters, hand out leaflets, or want more information
about theyouth contingent email
activistupdates (at) yahoo.com.au. They can also
help if you want to have a speaker come to yourclass,
lecture, school assembly or to a meeting of
your group to talk about climatechange and the
Walk Against Warming events. For information about the
mainCanberra community rally you can also
email campaign (at) consact.org.au.
Youth Dialogue -December 1 - Nationally
Project Australia
Project Australia is a discussion space for
young people to voicetheir concerns and
visions for Australia; be it social,
cultural,environmental, political etc. Their
aim is to actively involve the youth of todayin
creating a brighter future. One of the ways they are
attempting torealise this vision is through a
national night of discussion.
On December 1st young Australians will be
meeting up across thenation to discuss issues
and projects of interest, network and meet newpeople.
Some ways to be involved:
Play a greater role in this innovative project and
host a'Meet-Up' for your area.
Put us in touch with people you know who are
passionate aboutparticular issues or
projects and who might be willing to spread the word
orbecome engaged.
Invite you all to ATTEND a 'Meet-Up' in your area,
check projectaustralia.org.au/discussion_areas.php
to locate one.
If you don't have any experience in facilitatingthis
can be a great opportunity to learn how. They
will be providingtraining on skills and
facilitation techniques prior to the December
meetingfor all facilitators. They have also
created a facilitator's guide,along with an
Action Night Guide to help you coast through
theevening.
Participants have found both attending the MeetUps
and Facilitating have been great opportunities to
discuss areasthey've been interested in. Hosts
have also enjoyed networking with otheropen
minded youth in their locality to find supporters for
projectsthey've been passionate about. For
more information visit www.projectaustralia.org
Employment
Employment Opportunities atACTCOSS
ACT Council of Soclal Service
ACTCOSS is delighted to offer 3 positions for
employment in ourorganisation. ACTCOSS offers
the chance to work in a committed and diverse teamon
issues that seek to address disadvantage and
improve outcomes in the ACTcommunity sector.
ACTCOSS has above award pay and conditions, and we are
ableto offer the positions at either full-time
or part-time intensity. Wewelcome applications
from people with diverse backgrounds and
lifeexperiences.
The positions available are:
Policy and Development Officer (Community Sector)
Policy and Development Officer (Health and Ageing)
Communications and Membership Officer
For more information, please download the position
descriptionsand selection criteria from our
website at www.actcoss.org.au, or call 6202
7200.
Make a Real Difference Within theCommunity
UnitingCare Kippax
Full time or Permanent Part time positions
available
Flexible working hours
Attractive leave benefits
Our organisation seeks to provide holistic care within
a socialjustice framework, for people in need.
We are looking for qualityapplicants for the
following positions:
Emergency Relief (ER) Manager
Full Time/ Perm. Part Time 30hrs/wk
$55, 000- $65, 000 package based on experience
As the ER Manager you will use your skill to develop,
coordinateand manage a small team, overseeing
the delivery of financial andmaterial aid, and
budget counselling to ER service users. The capacity
tocounsel and advise service users
experiencing physical, emotional andmental crisis
within the community is essential. Leadership and
the ability toprovide strategic direction and
creative solutions are necessary skills asyou
will be liaising and negotiating with Government and
Partneragencies, as well as local businesses.
Emergency Relief (ER) Counsellors
(2 Positions Available)
Full Time/ Perm. Part Time 20-30hrs/wk
$47,500 - $52,500 package based on full time load
This is an exciting opportunity to provide emergency
relief topeople in need. As the successful
applicant, you will be assisting the ERManager
with developing, coordinating and managing a small
team. You willassist in overseeing the
delivery of fi nancial and material aid, andbudget
counselling to ER service users within the
community. Trainingand/or experience in
providing counsel to people in crisis or need,
orrelated areas, is essential.
Job descriptions and selection criteria can be found
on the UCKwebsite: www.kippax.org.au
For additional information contact John Wood
on 02 6254 6439 or0409 546 439.
Applications, including a CV and statement of
experience, should beemailed to
dom (at) kippax.org.au or sentby COB 1 November
2007 to: HR Consultant, PO Box 35, Kippax ACT2615.
Click here to download the
advertisement.
Residential Support Worker GROW House
Narrabundah, ACT
Applications are invited for the position of
Residential SupportWorker for the GROW
Residential rehabilitation program at Narrabundah,ACT.
The position involves working in a residential
rehabilitation settingsupporting up to 5 adult
residents. More specifically it entails the
nurturingof leadership, encouraging residents
to practice GROWs 12 StepProgram to recover
their mental health, provide support, encouragement
andpractical assistance to residents.
The Residential Support Worker must be self-motivated,
teamspirited and open to ongoing training.
Furthermore the job involves:
28 hours per week flexible working hours
Some travel, weekend and evening work when
required
Motor vehicle provided with private use
Salary Sacrifice available after qualifying period
Applications close 5pm Wednesday 14th November 2007.
For a morecomprehensive job description and
additional information, please phone GROW NSWon 02
9633 1800.
Click here to download the job
description. (Doc)
Grants & Funding
Opportunities
See also Youth Week Grants in News from the
Youth Coalition.
2007-08 ACT Women's Grants ProgramNow Open
Department of Disability, Housing and
Community Services
The ACT Womens Grants Program is an ACT
Governmentinitiative that provides funding
assistance to develop activities that improve
thestatus of women in the ACT. A total of
$100,000 in funding is available.
Applications are invited to apply for funding under
the followingtwo categories:
Special Projects: up to $15,000 per project is
available tosupport activities that progress
one or more objectives of The ACTWomens
Plan by contributing to public policy, service
development forthe benefit of women or by
adding to the research base. Copies of The ACTWomens
Plan are available from the ACT Office for
Women (seebelow).
Capacity Building: up to $3,000 per project is
available tosupport activities that
strengthen the capacity of communityorganisations and
their contribution to women in the ACT
community.
Application packages and further information are
available fromthe ACT Governments Grants
Portal at www.grants.act.gov.au, by emailing
women (at) act.gov.auor by telephoning 6207 2552.
Applications close on Friday, 7 December2007.
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