Practicing Social Justice - Ellen Burkemper

This Collection Highlights Innovative Programs And Interventions Targeted Toward Underserved, Vulnerable, And Marginalized Populations, Including The Homeless, Immigrants, Refugees, Female Ex-offenders, People With Developmental Disabilities Who Are Entering The Criminal Justice System, Homicidal Youth, And Children Whose Parents Are Involved In High-conflict Custody Disputes. In Addition, Practicing Social Justice Raises Critical Questions On How Society Should Justly Provide For The Economic Well-being Of Our Most Valuable Human Assetour Childrenwith An Incisive Look At The Temporary Aid For Needy Families Legislation And Its Long-term Impact On Disadvantaged Children. This Book Also Evaluates The Bridges Across Racial Polarization Programs And Explores A Wide Selection Of Important Social Justice Issues That The Social Workers Of Today And Tomorrow Need To Understand.