Motivation for inclusion: Peacock et al. analyzed 21 randomized controlled trials and found that “home-visiting programs are limited in improving the lives of socially high-risk children who live in disadvantaged families.” They also noted that the relationship between mothers and...
Motivation for inclusion: Brookes et al. analyzed an ethnography of an Early Head Start program, which involved prolonged engagement with nine families and their associated service providers for five years. Interestingly, they found that home visitor conscientiousness as well as...
Abstract accepted at the Inter Congress of IUAES - International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Dubrovnik, 4-9 May 2016 Abstract: Home Visiting always takes place in highly specific contexts. Culture can deeply influence the behaviours, attitudes, and reactions of...
Abstract accepted at the 14th Biennial Conference of EASA - European Association of Social Anthropology, Milan, 20-23 July 2016 Abstract: Preparing For Life (PFL) is a community-led initiative (funded by the Irish Department of Children and Youth Affairs and The...