Raising Children in a Socially Toxic Environment
Medical Entomology and ZoologyPublished 1 January 1995
James Garbarino
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1. What Childhood Ought to Be 2. Drawing Our Children's Social Maps 3. Stability: Making Families Strong 4. Security: Making Our Kids Safe 5. Affirmation and Acceptance: Creating Identity for Children 6. Time Together: Making Human Beings Human 7. Values Becoming Part of the Bigger Picture 8. Access to Basic Resources: Achieving Economic Justice 9. Community: Connecting to the World Outside the Home 10. Thriving: Taking Responsibility for the Future Resource: What We Can Do from A to Z.
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