The Immigrant and the Community
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Grace Abbott was a prominent American social worker and progressive activist in the early 20th century. The Immigrant and the Community is her seminal work, in which she argues for a holistic approach to helping immigrants assimilate into American society. Abbott draws on her own experiences as a social worker in immigrant communities to offer practical advice and policy recommendations for how to best support new arrivals to the country. Her book remains a relevant and insightful guide to this day.
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