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Mobile A2K: Culture and Safety in Africa: Documenting and assessing the impact of cultural events and public art on urban safety (2011-2014)

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Description: Documenting and assessing the impact of cultural events and public art on urban safety in Douala in Cameroon, Johannesburg in South Africa and Luanda in Angola (2011-2013)

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