REACHING OUT TO FATHERS IN AFRO-CARIBBEAN CONTEXTS: A CASE STUDY REVIEW OF BEST PRACTICES FROM THE FATHERHOOD IS SACRED PROGRAM IN NATIVE COMMUNITIES

Historical trauma has played a significant role in the difficulties Pads of fathers to fulfill their coparenting roles in Native American communities.This pattern is also true for men in Afro-Caribbean communities.Fatherhood programs developed by the Native American Fatherhood and Family Association (NAFFA) have shown effectiveness in supporting fa

Due to the unexpected nature of natural disasters, any mismanagement in dealing with them may lead to more serious crises.However, providing an effective management of disasters and having an immediate control over the situation need the extensive cooperation of public and private organizations and the participation of people in the form of network

ABSTRACT Introduction: Renal ptosis is defined as the renal descent when there is a change from supine to orthostatic position, usually with a change of two vertebral bodies or more than five cm apart.Although rare, it is one of the causes of chronic flank pain or of upper abdomen.The typical patient of renal ptosis is young, female, thin, with com

It is an objective reality that deaf-mute people have difficulty seeking medical treatment.Due to the lack of sign language interpreters, most hospitals in China currently do not have the ability to interpret sign language.Normal medical treatment is a luxury for deaf people.In this paper, we propose a sign language recognition system: Heart-Speake