Objectives: Immigrants in the United States are more likely than nonimmigrants to
experience risk factors for intimate partner violence (IPV) and problems in getting support …

Under the Trump administration, many immigrants struggled with exclusionary policies that
created a climate of fear and uncertainty. Our aim was to investigate which immigrants may …

Purpose The aim of the study is to analyse the experiences of 7 students (4 girls and 3 boys)
from different continents (Africa, Asia and South America) in Physical Education, in order to …

Purpose Resettled refugees in the US face a disproportionately high risk of COVID-19
exposure, infection, and death. This study examines COVID-19 vaccination status among …

Systemic disadvantages have led to adverse outcomes for immigrants and racially
minoritized communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, including disproportionate rates of …

Domestic violence has been a cause of concern during the pandemic. Immigrants have
been more vulnerable to the impacts of COVID-19, given systemic and cultural barriers …

Although immigrants comprise more than 25% of the US population, non-immigrant social
workers serving immigrants may lack a sufficient understanding of immigrant communities …

Interracial and interethnic marriages have been increasing in the United States, growing
from 7.4 percent in 2000 to 10.2 percent by 2016. Given the growing number of such …

Social workers play a distinctive role in serving all communities, especially immigrants.
Heightened immigrant stress and deteriorating well‐being have been reported amid recent …

Background Immigrants comprise a sizable proportion (15%) of the population living in the
United States (US). Given these proportions, it is imperative that we understand immigrant …