Millions of baby boomers are facing one of life's most poignant challenges -- they are becoming parents to their parents.
It is a turning point that Mary Pipher illuminated in her New York Times bestseller Another Country -- and one that Judy Kramer knows well. Confronted with new emotional and practical challenges when her parents entered a nursing home, she navigated through a maze of medical bills and paperwork, gained valuable insight from visits with doctors and consultations with elder law attorneys, and found love for her parents in new and often surprising places. It was a difficult journey, and a lonely one. In Changing Places, a book based on her popular newspaper column, she shares what she learned along the way.
Draws a touching picture of children's incredible strength and clarity under very difficult circumstances.
This volume takes stock of these trends by canvassing the globe to generate new conceptual, empirical, and theoretical contributions.
This book is essential reading for those seeking a new understanding of the multiple and shifting experiences of place.
This book explores how the notion of a learning society has developed over recent years: the changes that have given rise to the requirement for flexibility, and the changed discourses and practices that have emerged in the education and ...
Featuring more than ninety black-and-white and one hundred color reproductions of photographs, plans, and sketchbooks, A Life Spent Changing Places is Halprin's own account of how a young boy who listened to the fireside chats of FDR on the ...
“Mustn't grumble,” said Cole. The conversation about trade continued desultorily for some minutes. The secretary brought in a tray with coffee and biscuits. Vic raised the topic of some charity fundraising function the two men were ...
This book presents and discusses an approach to action research to help reverse discriminatory and exclusionary practices in education.
In Places in Need, social policy expert Scott W. Allard tracks how the number of poor people living in suburbs has more than doubled over the last 25 years, with little attention from either academics or policymakers.
I didn't have a demo tape I was shoppin' you know, none of that,” Johnson said to us in an interview. But when he found out that Stephen Hill, a programming executive at BET, liked his work and voice while with the NAACP and requested a ...
Each chapter in this book explores a specific form of cultural heritage that is driving change in urban spaces.