Joining American Indian systems of care: The complexities of culturally appropriate practice

Description:

An analysis of the provision of culturally appropriate services in American Indian/Alaska Native Early Head Start (AI/AN EHS) programs, advocating a Touchpoints approach, in which practitioners of various disciplines join the system of care around a child at periods of predictable disorganization in development

Resource Type:

Reports & Papers

Author(s):

Willis Linda Mayo; Hornstein John

Publisher(s):

Zero to Three (Organization)

Country:

United States

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