Mexican Communities in the Great Depression

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Social workers act as key agents at the interface of policy development and implementation, and studying history equips them to better disrupt systems of oppression. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Tadeo Weiner Davis

doi:10.6082/hedev-b1c98

January 1, 2017Open Access

Mexican Communities in the Great Depression

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This research aims to explore the influence of social workers and community institutions during the Great Depression.
Analyzed historical narratives of Mexican communities during the Great Depression
Examined roles of social workers in policy implementation and community support
Discussed implications for understanding current social policies
Identified key social institutions contributing to community resilience
Uncovered the active role of social workers in shaping policy outcomes
Highlighted the continuous impact of historical events on modern systems of oppression

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Historical analysis reveals the role of social workers in shaping policy and disrupting oppression in communities.

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