Social Work, Social Welfare, and American Society

African Americans agencies approach argue assistance attitudes basic behavior believe benefits centers chapter Charity Organization Society child welfare Christian church clients concept conservative crime culture of poverty deal defined definition dependency developed developmental disability discussed economic Edith Abbott ethical example factors federal function Gini coefficient groups hospital housing Hull House human immigrants income increase individual inequality institutions issues Josephine Shaw Lowell Keith-Lucas labor liberal living Lorenz curve major mental health mental illness NASW National parents percent person perspective political poor poorhouse population poverty line Press profession professional public welfare radical reform religion religious responsibility result role School of Social secular settlement social change Social Security social services social welfare Social Work Education social work practice social workers structural theory United values women work's York