Deborah Phillips Ph.D. Books

Keepin' On: The Everyday Struggles Of Young Families In Poverty

By Mark A. Fine, Kathy R., Ph.D. Thornburg, Edward (FWD) Zigler, Jean Ispa, Jean Ispa Ph.D., Kathy Thornburg Ph.D., Mark Fine Ph.D., Jean M. Ispa, Gina Barclay-McLaughlin Ph.D., Sheila Brookes Ph.D., Deborah Phillips Ph.D., Gayle Cunningham, Linda Halgunseth, Elizabeth Sharp Ph.D.

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Keepin' On: The Everyday Struggles Of Young Families In Poverty Takes Readers On A Journey Into The Lives Of Nine Young African American Mothers Facing Issues Related To Single Parenthood And Pover...

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