Introduction to Human Services and Social Change: History, Practice, and Policy
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Introduction to Human Services and Social Change: History, Practice, and Policy

by Matthew Lee, Lori Gardinier, Emily A. Mann, Lydia Ogden

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Introduction to Human Services and Social Change offers a broad foundation in the human services field. Organized around history, practice, and policy, it introduces readers to the ideas and structures that shape social change and provides an accessible starting point for studying human services.

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Introduction to Human Services and Social Change presents a foundational overview of the human services field.

The book examines human services through three central perspectives: history, practice, and policy.

It is designed to support readers seeking a broad understanding of how the field relates to social change.

Matthew Lee, Lori Gardinier, Emily A. Mann, and Lydia Ogden provide a collaborative introduction for students and others exploring human services.

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