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Lessons Learned: Influencing Race Relations
Race, ethnicity, and class are central elements in American community life. Racial or ethnic stereotypes, usually inaccurate, are often used to characterize a community's drug or alcohol problems. In the spring of 1998, Join Together and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation convened a series of meetings with leaders from six communities to explore how their efforts to reduce substance abuse may be affecting local race relations. This pamphlet contains a series of "lessons learned" which can be valuable tools for other communities confronting similar issues.
 http://www.jointogether.org/jump.jsp?path=/resources/pdf/lessons3.pdf
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Publication Year: 1998
Publisher Join Together Boston University School of Public Health 715 Albany St, 580 -- 3rd Floor Boston, ma 02118 Phone: 617-437-1500 Website: http://www.jointogether.orgEmail: info@jointogether.org
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Boston University School of Public Health 
