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Welcoming Our Children to a New Millennium - A Daybook of Hopes and Wishes for the Future
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Paperback: 350 pages
Publisher: Health Communications (October 1999)
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Introduction
In times goneby, welcoming ceremonies for children were part of every culture. In her work in communities through-out the world today, author Jane Middelton-Moz has become increasingly aware of the number of children who are not received with gladness



Book Description

In times goneby, welcoming ceremonies for children were part of every culture. In her work in communities through-out the world today, author Jane Middelton-Moz has become increasingly aware of the number of children who are not received with gladness into the arms of their communities and who walk the streets of cities, towns, villages and reservations unprotected. Yet as the wall between individuals and families gets higher and concern for children increases, countless individuals have voiced their fear that as the new millennium approaches, communities in the true sense are becoming a thing of the past.

Welcoming Our Children to a New Millennium optimistically expresses the thoughts and wishes of children and adults - from all colors, creeds and walks of life - for a better tomorrow. Letters from adults, all role models working to rebuild a world with a future, welcome children to the new millennium. Children voice their concerns for the world with wishes ranging from “I want adults to pay more respect to Mother Earth” to “I want someone to say hello to me when I come home from school.”

Through poignant words and illuminating photographs, this unique book celebrates and honors children and youth and will restore in readers a feeling of community through the support of families and the welcoming of children. A marvelous teaching tool for schoolteachers and parents alike, it will provide a medium that may begin to open up communication between adults and children, and will demonstrate, by example, sound community values.

About the Author

Jane Middelton-Moz, Ph.D.Jane Middelton-Moz, Ph.D.

Jane Middelton-Moz is a therapist who speaks internationally on the topics of multigenerational grief and trauma, and cultural and ethnic self-hate. She has over 20 years experience in community mental health work, including a position as clinical director of the largest mental health organization in western Washington. Jane Middleton-Moz has appeared on national radio and television shows, including Oprah.

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