Enhancing the Resilience of African American Families
Journal of Human Behavior in the Social EnvironmentPublished 1 June 1998
Robert B. Hill
Citations35
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Abstract This article attempts to demonstrate how a resiliency perspective can assist helping professionals in working more effectively with low-income families of color. It also seeks to assist social workers and policymakers in developing program interventions and public policies that enhance resilience by building on the strengths and assets of families of color.
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