Lugenia Burns Hope and the neighborhood union: Culturally grounded community-based programming in the early twentieth century
Abstract
This study extends the conceptual framework of traditional community-based programming models to include a culturally grounded community-based programming model developed during the early twentieth century by Lugenia Burns Hope and the Neighborhood Union (1908).
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Recommended Citation
Harris, F. C.
(1994).
Lugenia Burns Hope and the neighborhood union: Culturally grounded community-based programming in the early twentieth century.
Adult Education Research Conference.
Lugenia Burns Hope and the neighborhood union: Culturally grounded community-based programming in the early twentieth century
This study extends the conceptual framework of traditional community-based programming models to include a culturally grounded community-based programming model developed during the early twentieth century by Lugenia Burns Hope and the Neighborhood Union (1908).
