The pressures of a rapidly changing world and the increasing complexity of family structure are placing the American family and, therefore, American children in jeopardy. This unique volume does not just examine the troubles that American families face or demand that changes be made; Finkelstein ...
The pressures of a rapidly changing world and the increasing complexity of family structure are placing the American family and, therefore, American children in jeopardy. This unique volume does not just examine the troubles that American families face or demand that changes be made; Finkelstein designs programs that can be implemented. She calls on communities, as well as individual agencies, to organize themselves to create services that are necessary. Finkelstein stresses that these programs must be family-centered, they must be linked to past family connections, and they must build connections into the future.
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