1st Edition
Social Work, Marriage, and Ethnicity Policy and Practice
1. Social Work, Marriage, and Ethnicity: Policy and Practice Colita Nichols Fairfax
2. Strengthening American Indian Couples’ Relationship Quality to Improve Parenting Gordon E. Limb, Cindy White and Magen Holgate
3. In Circle: A Healthy Relationship, Domestic Violence, and HIV Intervention for African American Couples Tricia Bent-Goodley
4. Arab American Marriage: Culture, Tradition, Religion, and the Social Worker Alean Al-Krenawi and Stephen O. Jackson
5. Teenage Marriage among Hmong American Women Pa Der Vang and Pa Her
6. Puerto Rican Intergroup Marriage and Residential Segregation in the U.S.: A Multilevel Analysis of Structural, Cultural, and Economic Factors Anthony De Jesús, Giovani Burgos, Melissa Almenas and William Velez
7. Transnational Vietnamese American Marriages in the New Land Peter Nguyen
8. "First Train Out": Marriage and Cohabitation in the Context of Poverty, Deprivation, and Trauma Naomi Farber and Julie E. Miller-Cribbs
9. African American Marital Satisfaction as a Function of Work-Family Balance and Work-Family Conflict and Implications for Social Workers Noelle M. St. Vil
10. American Indian Perceptions of Paternal Responsibility Gordon E. Limb and Jerilyn Tobler
11. Single Parenting in the African American Community: Implications for Public Policy and Practice Ingrid Phillips Whitaker, Mark M. Whitaker and Kanata Jackson
Biography
Colita Nichols Fairfax is an Associate Professor, Honors College Liaison, and Nationally Certified Online Instructor in the Ethelyn R. Strong School of Social Work, Norfolk State University, Norfolk, Virginia, USA. Her major research interests include community theories, practice models, and policy analysis in areas of marriage, development and mobilization strategies.
