Publication Date:
1990
Journal:
Future Choices
Journal Issue:
v2 n2 p53-60 Fall 1990
Pages:
8
Abstract:
Loeb discusses community service in context of social change. The community service movement began as a way for youth to get involved in issues of social unrest without becoming political. Youth were taking the opportunity to feed the poor, but not work to change the system to minimize poverty. Loeb provides stories of youth who through their service realized the need to become involved in social change and therefore were led to politics.
Call Number:
300/B/LOE/1990
Sector:
CBO Sector
Library Item Type:
Print resource - serial article 
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