Nurture: The Power of Black Children
(eBook)

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    [synopsis] => The need for research centered on the unique experiences of Black children and their families, specifically written from the perspective of scholars championing the Black community, is long overdue. Black Child Development Institute (BCDI)-Atlanta recognizes this need and created Nurture in response.

Nurture is a platform of high-quality original works based on the six NBCDI focus areas of Public Policy, Early Care and Education, Health and Wellness, Family Engagement, Literacy, and Child Welfare. Nurture focuses on solutions offering peer-reviewed articles championing the topics important to Black children ages 0-8 and their families, presenting readers with the scholarly Black perspective on practices, programs, and implications directly, impacting Black communities.
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