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Addressing the Cliff-Effect Problem in Massachusetts Legislation to Expand Affordable Quality Child Care and Early Education: Policy Brief #1
Randy Albelda, Alan Clayton-Matthews, Anne Douglass, Christa M. Kelleher, Songtian Zeng, and Laurie Nsiah-Jefferson

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Marlborough
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Methuen
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Milford
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Taunton
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Watertown
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Attleboro
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: West Springfield
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Latinos in Massachusetts Selected Areas: Leominster
Phillip Granberry, Michelle Borges, and Florita Coto Tristán

Learning How to Teach How to Learn English as a Second Language: Reflections from Experience, Praxis, and Theory
Leor Alcalay

Closing Remarks
Tadashi Takeshima

Fifth Symposium Discussion
Carrie Cheng and Tadashi Takeshima

Healing Japan's World War II Trauma: Transgenerational, Collective, and Cultural
Eugen Koh

Summary of the Fourth Symposium: What are the Long-Term Effects of the War?
Kenji Kawano

Summary of the Third Symposium: Trauma and Positionality—Japan as Victim and Perpetrator of the War
Kenta Awazu

Summary of the Second Symposium: Japan's Response to the War
Shigeyuki Mori

Summary of the First Symposium: Japan's Experience of the War
Eri Nakamura

Fourth Symposium Discussion
Carrie Cheng and Kenji Kawano

Discussant of the Fourth Symposium: 'Conspiracy of Silence' as a Symptom of the Long-Term Effects of War
Tsuyoshi Kitamura

Why the Japanese Cannot Talk Openly About and Trace Their War Experiences
Shigeyuki Mori

*Updated as of 12/11/24.