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Strengths and Stressors in Region XI Head Start: The Role of Social Support and Economic Condition in the Well-Being of Children and Families from AIAN FACES 2019

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  • Sara Bernstein
  • Katie Gonzalez
  • Sharika Rakibullah
  • Lizabeth Malone
  • Jeffrey Harrington
  • AIAN FACES 2019 Workgroup

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The purpose of this brief is to explore the role of social support and economic condition in the well-being of Region XI Head Start children and families.

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  • Sara Bernstein & Katie Gonzalez & Sharika Rakibullah & Lizabeth Malone & Jeffrey Harrington & AIAN FACES 2019 Workgroup, "undated". "Strengths and Stressors in Region XI Head Start: The Role of Social Support and Economic Condition in the Well-Being of Children and Families from AIAN FACES 2019," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 53981e570c0a4f1c89afb1a54, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Sara Bernstein & Myley Dang & Ann Li & Ashley Kopack Klein & Natalie Reid & Elizabeth Blesson & Judy Cannon & Jeff Harrington & Addison Larson & Nikki Aikens & Louisa Tarullo & Lizabeth Malone, "undated". "Descriptive Data on Region XI Head Start Children and Families: AIAN FACES Fall 2019 Data Tables and Study Design," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 351b54c3cb964736b04b3c005, Mathematica Policy Research.

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