Santa Fe / Warren / New York / St. Augustine / Oakland / Chicago / East Palmer Detroit / San Juan / /
Company
CBS / /
Continent
South America / /
Country
Puerto Rico / Nicaragua / Ecuador / Uruguay / Venezuela / Guatemala / Mexico / Chile / Peru / Honduras / Cuba / Colombia / El Salvador / United States / Panama / Dominican Republic / Paraguay / Argentina / Bolivia / Spain / Costa Rica / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Children Resource Center Urban Families Program College of Urban / Urban Studies College of Urban / College of Urban / / /
IndustryTerm
health services / transitional services / law enforcement / media releases / accessible health services / /
NaturalFeature
Pacific Island / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Vista / /
Organization
Center for Urban Studies / College of Urban / Labor and Metropolitan Affairs / Wayne State University’s Center for Urban Studies / All / Wayne State University / CENTER FOR URBAN STUDIES MISSION STATEMENT / U.S. Bureau of the Census / Children Resource Center Urban Families Program College of Urban / Labor and Metropolitan Affairs / Latin American Information Center / College of Urban / U.S. federal government / Skillman Center / Skillman Center for Children / Kurt Metzger Center for Urban Studies / Urban Studies Center / Children Community Research Outreach Skillman Center / ASPIRA Association / CENTER FOR CHICANO-BORICUA Committed / National Council of La Raza / Some / CENTER FOR CHILDREN MISSION STATEMENT / Urban Studies College of Urban / Labor and Metropolitan Affairs / /
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