What is best for tribal children? a response to Fischler

Evelyn Lance Blanchard · Russel Lawrence Barsh

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights

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The passage of the Indian Child Welfare Act has caused great concern and misunderstanding among social workers. The authors discuss American Indian child-rearing practices and their implications for social work and clarify some of the most frequently misunderstood provisions of the act.

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