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D'Andrea, Michael – Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, 1995
This article describes the design and implementation, within a culturally sensitive context, of a multiservice, community-based counseling intervention aimed at promoting personal and career development of urban, African American youth. Components of this program can be adapted in planning future developmental interventions with this particular…
Descriptors: Afrocentrism, Blacks, Career Development, Community Characteristics
Hill, Paul, Jr. – 1987
It is traditional among some peoples of the world to celebrate an individual's coming-of-age with ritual. Through these ceremonies, and the tests which sometimes accompany them, a society socializes its youth and transforms them inwardly by molding their moral and mental disposition. Without such ritualization there is a breakdown in the…
Descriptors: Adults, African Culture, Afrocentrism, Black Culture
Thomas, Henry M., III – Camping Magazine, 1993
Describes Camp Atwater (North Brookfield, Massachusetts), a summer residential camp founded in 1921 to assist African-American children in developing leadership, character, citizenship, interpersonal communication skills, personal and educational confidence, environmental awareness, physical fitness, and cultural awareness. Describes Camp…
Descriptors: Afrocentrism, Black Youth, Cultural Awareness, Educational Philosophy

Harvey, Aminifu R.; Coleman, Antoinette A. – Child Welfare, 1997
Claims that the juvenile justice system provides an array of interventions but that culturally relevant programs are necessary to deal with the myriad of social problems. Introduces the MAAT (Egyptian for virtuous or moral life) Center for Human and Organizational Enhancement Inc. and its Rites of Passage program, which uses an Afrocentric…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Afrocentrism, Black Family, Blacks