To help students increase their knowledge and understanding of the plight of the migrant, suggested teaching strategies and materials for considering migrants in the social studies are provided. (SM)

The concept that joint family households will prove a barrier to the emergence of conjugal role patterns was tested for a sample in Dharwar, India. It was found that living with close kin was not highly correlated with a major increase in husband and wife avoiding one another. Urbanization and education, however, both seem to lead to changes in…

Acculturation has been an aim of federal Indian policies for at least two hundred years. This article gives reasons for its failure and recommends that it be abandoned or redefined. (Author)

Subtle racism is discovered in some frequently used terms and concepts. (Author)

Teachers are advised to attempt to understand all the things that could be going on behind that blank face at the back of the room--to learn from what the street people say and what they do not say. (JB)

Results indicate that group participants in a consciousness raising session generally move through a process of creating a new identity, seeing themselves as pitted against the establishment; denying establishment values for new ones; and supporting liberation efforts of unrecognized groups. (RN)

The human rights movement appears obsolete in America, and human rights workers seem to be marking time as they are forced to wait on a climate more conducive to action. (DM)

This paper is an attempt to draw together what information there is available on the participation of women in revolutionary movements in Latin America. (Author)

In order to stop the drug epidemic'' we must provide viable and desirable alternatives to drug use. These alternatives will have to meet the same needs as the drugs, that is, peer approval, excitement, passage to adulthood. (Author)

Crime in America will not be effectively reduced until basic changes are made in the structure and quality of life--respect for law and order will not be restored until respect for the nature of society is restored. (Author/JB)

Paper based on theoretical notions involving the child-family system, the intervention process, and broader societal concerns; included also are projections of current political, economic, and social realities that threaten future intervention efforts. (Author/CB)

Suggestions for teaching young people socially responsible behavior through public education programs and other measures that could contribute to the prevention of alcohol abuse. Presentation at the Session on Alcohol and the Adolescent, 14th Annual AMA-ASHA Session on School Health, San Francisco, California, 1972. (JC)