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DIVERSITY IN SINGLE-PARENT FAMILIES: Working from Strength Edited by
The editors begin by discussing the socio-economic issues impacting single-parent families along with a framework for strength-based practice. The following chapters focus on communities that have been marginalized and overlooked. For each community implications for strength-based practice are summarized. The editors recognize a broader need to present factual data as a base for decreasing assumptive biases about single-parent family structures. This book could be used in micro and macro practice courses, courses on multicultural practice, and courses focusing on families and/or children. Contents About the Authors The Multiple Faces and Realities of Single Parenthood: Support, Diversity, and Shifting Demographic Patterns, Cathryne L. Schmitz and Susan Steiger Tebb American Indian and Alaskan Native Single Parents, Linda Anderson, Julia Putnam, Fransing Sinclair-Daisy, and Annette Squetimkin-Anquoe Counseling Asian Pacific American Single Parents, Viqui E. Claravall Latino/a Single-Parent Families: Implications for Social Work Practice, Maria Vidal de Haymes Black Single Mothers and the Politics of Oppression: Efforts to Effect Change, Janese Prince Lesbian and Gay Single-Parent Families, Sue Pearlmutter Health Outreach to Low-Income, Rural, and Single-Parent Families in the Missorui Bootheel Area, Janice H. Chadha, Marjorie Sable, and J. Wilson Watt Empowerment and Collaboration with Single-Parents of Children with Disabilities, Pauline Jivanjee When Fathers Raise Children Alone, Geoffrey L. Greif Grandparents Parenting Grandchildren of Drug-Abusing Adult Children, Faye Y. Abram Successful Interventions with Single-Parent Families, Susan Steiger Tebb and Cathryne L. Schmitz
1999, Paper, 260 Pages, ISBN 978-0-925065-81-0, Price $44.95 |
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