American Social Policy - HUMS 365 Resource Guide

The ambitious vision of social policy first emerged with President Franklin Roosevelt’s landmark New Deal programs designed to bring the country out of the Great Depression in the 1930s. Since then, social policy has sought to use government resources to assist society’s most vulnerable citizens: the poor, the unemployed, the disabled, the elderly, persons of color, first-generation immigrants, members of the LGBT community, and children.

Includes academic journal articles and e-books about American social policy.

Provides articles.

Various entries provided by CREDO Reference

This guide provides information on citing with the APA style with the 7th edition..