Disability studies and migrant studies have largely operated on different tracks. Despite the
growing diversity within Icelandic society, little is known about the lives of migrant families …

This paper reports findings from an ethnographic study of families from culturally and
linguistically diverse (CALD) families in Australia caring for children with disability. The study …

Tailoring support for first and second‐generation immigrant families with young children
necessitates understanding the extent to which immigrant families initiate access to …

Background and Purpose: The Parent to Parent model of support has been found to be
effective with supporting families of children with DD in navigating complex systems, gaining …

Some 43.3 million children in the world lived outside their native countries due to
displacement by year's end in 2022. 1 War and political violence are major drivers of forced …

Background Immigrant parents' perspectives on raising adolescents and young adults with
intellectual disabilities during the transition to adulthood are the focus of this study. Disabled …

In 2017, specialists in several fields (health, education, and social work) from five European
countries (France, Georgia, Italy, Norway, and Switzerland) established a network to jointly …

The population of immigrant children in the United States has increased dramatically. Little
is known about how immigrant children, especially those with disabilities, fare on outcomes …

First and second‐generation immigrant families of young children in the United States face
potential challenges that may be mitigated with stakeholder support in their communities …

The intersection of disability and other identities can present significant challenges to
culturally diverse families and schools. Cultural brokering is an emerging practice that …