Where Are All the Young Men and Women of Color?

Melvin Delgado is professor of social work and chair of the macropractice at Boston University. His previous books include New Arenas for Community Social Practice with Urban Youth, Community Social Work Practice in the Urban Context, Social Work Practice in Nontraditional Settings, Alcohol Use/Abuse Among Latinos, Social Services in Latino Communities, and Latino Elders in the Twenty-first Century.

• Preface Acknowledgments Part 1. Setting the Stage 1. Setting the Context 2. Incarceration Profiles and Trends 3. Substance Abuse and Incarceration 4. The Impact of Correctional Supervision: A Multifaceted Perspective Part 2. Capacity Enhancement Concepts and Practice 5. Capacity Enhancement Practice: Key Concepts, Principles, and Goals 6. A Framework for Capacity Enhancement Practice with the Correctionally Supervised Part 3. Reflections from the Field 7. Case Study Method 8. AIDS Counseling Education, Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, New York 9. Reading Academy, Maryland 10. Experimental Gallery, Children's Museum, Seattle, Washington 11. Delancey Street, San Francisco, California 12. People Animals Love, Washington, D.C. 13. Summit House, Greensboro, North Carolina 14. Moving Ahead Program, St. Francis House, Boston 15. Women's Prison Association, New York City 16. Bliss Unlimited, Glendale, California 17. The Program for Female Offenders, Pittsburgh, PA 18. Reflections on Case Studies Part 4. Lessons, Recommendations, and Reflections 19. Lessons for Social Work Practice 20. Lessons for Social Work Education Appendix References Subject Index Name Index

Delgado offers a reality-based view of the many challenges of correctional supervision in 'communities of color.' Social Thought