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The Family: The Global Nexus for Home Economists by Murray, Eloise Comeau

“…Outlines the major impacts of the developments that have occurred in the past quarter century upon families in developing countries. The article examines the…”
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Community-Based Nutrition Programs for Aboriginal People by McGaffey, Vanya, Murray, Eloise Comeau

“…A community-based approach to nutrition instruction involves developing awareness of community values and local knowledge systems in designing programs…”
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Transforming Women's Roles as Mediators of Family Nutrition: Education, Policy, and Research Options by Murray, Eloise Comeau, Maina, Nyambura Susan

“…Looks at the impact of social and economic changes on women's roles in family nutrition. Suggests that women should be seen as managers of household and…”
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Factors That Affect Women as Mediators of Family Nutrition in Kenya by Maina, Nyambura Susan, Murray, Eloise Comeau

“…Asserts that women's decisions about food served in the household are the result of many social and economic factors, not just food availability. Using Kenya…”
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The Private Worlds of Clothing Teachers by MacCleave-Frazier, Anne, Murray, Eloise Comeau

“…Recent social changes and changes in the ways the profession views itself suggest that there are undeveloped options for teaching clothing. Clothing can be a…”
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A Framework for Reconceptualizing Home Economics by MacCleave-Frazier, Anne, Murray, Eloise Comeau

“…Presents a rationale and framework for reconceptualizing the present and future practice of home economics based upon the perception of home economics as a…”
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Reconceptualizing the Teaching of Clothing in Consumer and Homemaking Programs: Implications for Teacher Preparation by MacCleave-Frazier, Anne, Murray, Eloise Comeau

“…This report offers materials from a project proposing a conceptual framework for teacher preparation for clothing program instruction. The project reflects…”
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