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Riley, David A. – American Psychologist, 1997
Describes two projects aimed at improving child development. Both the "School-Age Child Care" project and the "Parenting the First Year" project were replicated over 50 times as a means of moving 100 communities to action for child development. The diffusion model of outreach is contrasted with the knowledge generation process…
Descriptors: Child Development, Community Development, Community Programs, Cooperation
Silcott, T. George – 1977
Although 60% of the children served by foster care programs are black, none of the child welfare agencies in New York City are black-controlled. Control of child and family agencies would enable knowledgeable black entrepreneurs to define the kind of services to be delivered and where they are to be placed. In this way, the issues underlying the…
Descriptors: Black Community, Black Leadership, Child Welfare, Community Development
Atmore, Eric – 1993
Early childhood education and care (educare) combined with community development presents a unique opportunity to stimulate the disadvantaged and oppressed sectors of the population towards improved economic status, increased self-confidence and self-esteem, and human development. The three main elements of this approach are the community,…
Descriptors: Community Action, Community Development, Community Services, Day Care