There are over 82.4 million forcibly displaced people worldwide, about a quarter of whom
are resettling as refugees. In the wake of the global refugee crisis spurred by conflict …

An increasing number of refugees, including children and families, suffer traumatic
experiences during persecution within their country of origin, migration, and resettlement in …

Despite the rising global population of refugees and the need for secure employment to
facilitate refugee integration into host countries, research attention on this population of …

Structural inequities and lack of resources put vulnerable refugee communities at great risk.
Refugees flee their country of origin to escape persecution and flee from war, famine and …

Few concepts are more poignant than dignity at this point in history due to the confluence of
several profound phenomena that detract from dignity—the pandemic, racial inequality, and …

Resettled refugees are an important and growing population in Australia with special health
needs. Many are at an increased risk for health problems due to their past and current …

Refugee children are at risk for mental/behavioral health problems but may not receive
timely diagnosis or care. Parental experiences and perspectives about resources in the US …

The integration of refugees into workplaces in their destination country remains a global
concern. We meet the challenge of this problem by conceptualising a theoretical model …

Children and adolescents within refugee families face adverse childhood experiences
emanating from multiple sources. These traumatic events can begin with persecution within …

Research on workplace discrimination and its effects among migrant workers in Australia is
limited. This study examined perceived ethnic discrimination in the workplace, levels of …