Listening for Liberation Marva J. Dawn who lived in Spanish Harlem

who lived in Spanish Harlem from her migration in 1948 to her death in 1995

Taft explores how the movement has redefined relationships between kids and adults

and multiplatform storytelling

fluctuations in drug availability

Listening for Liberation Marva J. Dawn who lived in Spanish HarlemPastoral and spiritual care is shifting toward intercultural and decolonial models. However, Mindy McGarrah Sharp argues that the field's resources to help practitioners develop skills for doing decolonial work are lagging behind. In Listening for Liberation, McGarrah Sharp helps fill the gap so that practitioners can engage with more expansive care models, using the foundational practice of listening. Listening for Liberation extends the skill of