Migration is stressful and potentially detrimental to the mental health of immigrant children.
However, they may draw tremendous mental health benefits by participating in group-based …

This paper employs a critical race theory (CRT) perspective to probe the experiences of
skilled African migrants parenting Black children in Australia, a predominantly White country …

Abstract The Rohingya, a stateless Muslim minority from Myanmar, are a relatively small, yet
extremely vulnerable group of refugees in the United States. Most research on Rohingya …

Children receive many benefits from the consistent involvement of two adults in their lives.
Although mothers and fathers encounter various barriers and/or challenges related to …

This article explores Norwegian-Somali parents' motivation for returning to Somalia, how life
has unfolded in the face of their return and how they are preparing for their future return to …

The COVID-19 pandemic amplified inequities around parent-scholars in the neoliberal gig
academy. This paper documents the stories and intersectional struggles of four precarious …

Purpose Domestic violence (DV) experienced by immigrant women is a global health
concern. Precarious immigration status, language barriers, and discrimination can lead to …

Researchers conducting child-centered studies are expected to develop strategies that
allow them to not only gain access to and accurately understand children's experiences, but …

Purpose Canadian new immigrant families (also known as newcomers) encounter
challenges navigating systems when trying to access programmes critical for their children's …

African immigrants comprise an increasing proportion of Canada's immigrant population and
face myriad challenges upon arrival. There are few studies that examine the experiences of …