Race, poverty, and social justice : multidisciplinary perspectives through service learning
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Race, poverty, and social justice : multidisciplinary perspectives through service learning
（Service learning for civic engagement series / series editor, Gerald Eisman）
Stylus, 2007
1st ed
- :pbk.
- :hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Advancing service learning as a transformative method for social justice work / Robert Stanley Oden and Thomas Amar Casey
- Stimulating social justice theory for service-learning practice / David Schulz
- Reflections on service learning as a pedagogical strategy in composition / Christine Popok
- Linking critical democratic pedagogy, multiculturalism, and service learning to a project-based approach / José Z. Calderón and Gilbert Cadena
- Designing a safety program for day laborers : the forgotten workers / Edward V. Clancy
- Community-based scholarship: nutrition students learn Spanish in the classroom and at the city of Pomona Day Labor Center / Susan Algert
- Social justice and public policy / Roberta Ann Johnson and Robert C. Chope
- Social responsibility by design : interior design, graphic design, and photography students' close encounter with homelessness / Jill Pable
- Providing human services with a social justice perspective / Robert C. Chope and Rebecca L. Toporek
- Service learning in the world community : video production in South America / Betsy J. Blosser
- Creating social justice in the classroom : preparing students for diversity through service learning / Tasha Souza
- Social justice and community service learning in Chicano/Latino/Raza studies / Velia Garcia
- Reclaiming a forgotten past : the San Fernando Valley Japanese American oral history and photograph collection project / Edith Wen-Chu Chen
- Cultural issues in American Indian education / Karen Baird-Olson
