When Wiseman films an institution, he films the community of people who keep it going, the community where it's placed, the community that it both fosters and serves.
Treatment foster care programs (also called specialized and therapeutic foster care) serve as alternatives to residential group treatment.
Despite the important role foster parents serve, little attention has been given to understand what impacts their decision about whether to continue fostering.
Mr. Cosby and Mr. Newman get the Meliorists' ball rolling by staging a telethon to show how "the media uses public property — the airwaves — to foster complacency, serve power, sell junk and trivialize or distort or cover up the news".
Two of his foster brothers served as major generals in the Union Army during the Civil War: Hugh Boyle Ewing, later an ambassador and author, and Thomas Ewing, Jr., who would serve as defense attorney in the military trials of the Lincoln conspirators.
Fifty-four biologicadoptivetive or foster parents served as proxy-respondents for 54 children who were unable to complete the HUI3.
But as entertaining as the persona Biden has fostered since serving as vice president is, his past tells another story.
She has adopted, fostered, volunteered, served on the board, worked with students, coordinated building campaigns and fundraisers and is the shelter historian and archivist, said Janet Winikoff, the shelter's director of education.
They believe that Christ established only one church, and that the use of denominational names serves to foster division among Christians.
Pocahontas, representing the spirit of America, literally shields Smith from injury and serves as foster mother, protecting colonists from famine and attack, achieving mythic status as a heroic mother, and preserving, nurturing and legitimizing America as a country.
