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Volunteering and advocating
Jeannie Mok.
Community activist Jeannie Mok tells of her volunteer work and campaigns on behalf of migrant communities since her arrival in Queensland from Malaysia in 1981.
Created:
2002
Date Added:
06 March 2006
Source:
Mok, Jeannie. "Jeannie Mok (My story)" in The New Wave: Multicultural Women Volunteers, Brisbane, Young Women's Christian Association, Brisbane and Multicultural Community Centre (pp 16-22)
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