Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

For several years, eleven Toronto agencies have been working together to effect changes in social policies and legislation affecting their community

Intervention has less to do with problem-solving than with learning, unlearning, and relearning about the vicissitudes and challenges of one's life

Early experience with general revenue sharing shows that city governments have the most to gain while the poor and the powerless have the most to lose

In a society where depersonalization is on the increase, there is less room for the acknowledgment and expression of neediness

Technological contributions to the study of human behavior are introduced as instruments to improve training, supervision and clinical practice

An autonomous referral service having no formal connection with educational institutions confirms the need and effectiveness of casework therapy

If only Jane Addams had been a feminist