Family background or home environment can be an indicator of how people's engagement
with the community is manifested. Using the Family Stress Model (FSM) as a lens to …

Objective The goal was to examine direct and indirect associations between racial
discrimination and parenting among African American mothers and fathers. Background …

Nearly 1 in 5 people in the United States are Hispanic, and Latino children and families' well-
being varies according to a number of factors—including whether they were born inside the …

Objective: This review will map stress interventions designed for and implemented among
immigrant parents in the United States (US) according to (1) intervention characteristics,(2) …

Objectives: We tested an extended family stress model of economic hardship (FSM; Conger
et al., 2010) incorporating structural risks (discrimination, immigration, and COVID-19 …

Objectives: This study examined the indirect relationship between immigration-related
stressors and depressive symptoms via family conflict and whether familism values …

Although social exclusion and inclusion are pivotal to the discipline of social work, there is
not much theoretical clarity about what it actually means and its consequences. Despite …

Importance The youth mental health crisis is exacerbated for Latinx adolescents, a group
whose families are targets of anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy. Objective To investigate …

Cultural stressors related to racism, xenophobia, and navigating bicultural contexts can
compromise the healthy development of Hispanic/Latinx/o (H/L) youth. Youth'coping can …

Internationally, there is an urgent need to understand factors promoting successful
settlement and integration of people with forced or voluntary migration experiences (ie …