Social Services and the Ethnic Community

According activities addition administrators African Americans American Indians areas Association became become belief Black Chapter Charity child Chinese clients color continue culture defined discussion dominant economic effects efforts emerged environment established ethnic agency ethnic community ethnic group ethnic minority ethnic-sensitive practice example exist external factors force funding goals Health ideology immigrants included individuals issues Japanese labor larger living mainstream major means ment Mexican minority groups movement needs Negro noted organizational organizations participation percent policies political poor population Press problems profession professional programs Progressive race racial receive reform relationship residents responsibility Review role schools seems serve service delivery settlement house Social Service Social Welfare social workers society specific staff status structure tion treatment United University values White York