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Download full textBroome, Benjamin J.; Cromer, Irene L. – 1989
As a model for long-range planning and problem-solving, the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is responsive to the needs of the tribal community as well as to Indian traditional values. The tribe has grown from a $6,000 budget in 1965 to todays' multimillion dollar enterprise. In 1980 the Tribe implemented a plan for socioeconomic self-sufficiency to…
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indians, Change Strategies, Community Cooperation
Selby, Peter M.; Trupin, Eric W.; McCauley, Elizabeth; Vander Stoep, Ann – 1998
This paper describes first-year activities of the Prime Time Project, a community-based intervention with adolescents who have a history of both severe emotional disturbance and involvement in the juvenile justice system because of repeated or violent offenses. The intervention aims to decrease criminal behavior, increase prosocial behavior, and…
Descriptors: Adolescents, At Risk Persons, Community Programs, Cultural Context
