What does CSJS mean?
CSJS means Civil and Social Justice Survey
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Civil and Social Justice Survey?
Civil and Social Justice Survey can be abbreviated as CSJS
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What does CSJS stand for? CSJS stands for "Civil and Social Justice Survey". |
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How to abbreviate "Civil and Social Justice Survey"? "Civil and Social Justice Survey" can be abbreviated as CSJS. |
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What is the meaning of CSJS abbreviation? The meaning of CSJS abbreviation is "Civil and Social Justice Survey". |
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What is CSJS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CSJS is "Civil and Social Justice Survey". |
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What does CSJS mean? CSJS as abbreviation means "Civil and Social Justice Survey". |
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What is shorthand of Civil and Social Justice Survey? The most common shorthand of "Civil and Social Justice Survey" is CSJS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AJSJ - Alliance for Judaism and Social Justice
- CCLSJ - Camden Center for Law and Social Justice, Inc.
- CDSJ - Community Development and Social Justice
- CRWSJ - Center for Research on Women and Social Justice
- DSJP - Diversity and Social Justice Project
- IHSJ - Institute for Health and Social Justice
- IIPSJ - Institute of Intellectual Property and Social Justice
- RSJI - Race and Social Justice Initiative
- AAASJ - Academics for Affirmative Action and Social Justice
- APSJ - Association for Peace and Social Justice
- CASJ - Community Action and Social Justice
- CESJ - Center for Economic and Social Justice
- CHSJ - Centre for Health and Social Justice
- CTSJ - Critical Theory and Social Justice
- DCSJ - Diversity, Citizenship, and Social Justice
- CLSJ - Center for Law and Social Justice
- EESJ - Ethics, Equity and Social Justice
- ESSJ - Environmental Sustainability and Social Justice
- HSCS - Health and Social Care Survey
- Wash & Lee J Civ Rts & Soc Just - Washington and Lee Journal of Civil Rights and Social Justice