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Advocates' Forum, 2003 8 records found Search took 0.14 seconds. 
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Families of all shapes and sizes are struggling to meet work and caregiving responsibilities. While all parents have the option under law to take unpaid leave from work t [...]
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Quite often in clinical social work, it can be difficult to find just the right theoretical framework for understanding and helping our clients. Most theoretical perspect [...]
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During the past 30 years, significant changes have occurred in how healthcare providers serve the developmentally disabled population. Non-state agencies are more involve [...]
2003 | Advocates' Forum, 2003 | Article |
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In our society, changes in older adulthood are consistently framed in terms of loss and deficiencies. This paper examines the prevalence and nature of depression among th [...]
2003 | Advocates' Forum, 2003 | Article |
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This paper attempts to describe the development of cities from the growth machine perspective. The paper explores the growth machine theory and how it offers an explanati [...]
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This paper examines gentrification, its causes and consequences, and illustrates how Tax Increment Financing (TIF) can be used to promote neighborhood change. This proces [...]
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Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is an intriguing disease that raises myriad issues relating to health, wellness, treatment and adjustment for families living with the disease, as we [...]
2003 | Advocates' Forum, 2003 | Article |
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A publication by students of the School of Social Service Administration at The University of Chicago
2003 | Advocates' Forum, 2003 | Book or Book Chapter |

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