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Showing 1 to 20 of 87 for “"Community cultural wealth"”.
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Incorporating Community Cultural Wealth in a Community-Based Organization
… skills to empower them. Critical Race Theory, community cultural wealth, and the many studies on academic success provided a model through which to examine the efficacy and cultural relevance of Hack the Hood programming using interviews and data already gathered on the organization. Based on …
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After School Programs: Space For Caring and Community Cultural Wealth
… Theory of Care, Tara Yosso’s Commuinity Cultural Wealth Model, and the experiences of four student experts, this project will serve as training for after school professionals in developing their programs.</p>
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Embracing Green Chile: An Exploratory Factor Analysis of Community Cultural Wealth
… and practitioners in higher education deepen cultural dissociation by dismissing the cultural knowledge that many Students of Color hold from family and community. Following in the footsteps of settler colonialism, these practices uphold a deficit framing of Students of Color as inferior to …
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Fostering Strengths: Using Testimonios to Identify Community Cultural Wealth in Foster Youth
… uses youth voices through Testimonios and Community Cultural Wealth to create a training for group home staff. </p>
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Navigation of food insecurity in LSES Latina students through community cultural wealth.
… affluent universities through the framework of Community Cultural Wealth. From my analysis I propose three categories of how this population of students navigate food insecurity, direct-material navigation, indirect material navigation, and indirect non-material navigation. Within these …
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The Lived Experiences of the Latinx Mentor and The Role of Community Cultural Wealth
… that surrounds the Latinx mentor and the Community Cultural Wealth (CCW) six forms of capital (Yosso, 2005) utilized in mentoring relationships. The six forms of capital (Yosso, 2005) serve as a platform for cultural knowledge, abilities, and experiences that assist in the psychosocial and …
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Lotuses Rising: Fostering Southeast Asian Community Cultural Wealth Through Arts Based Culturally Specific Programming
<p>This project explores how Banteay Srei, a community organization in Oakland, California, works with young Southeast Asian American women using arts based and culturally specific programming to make visible the community cultural wealth that exists in this community. Through cooking and telling …
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Community Cultural Wealth Within New Latinx Destinations: Mexican American Narratives of College Completion in Oregon
… American students within Oregon through a Community Cultural Wealth framework (Yosso, 2005). Participants were recruited through a purposeful sampling approach, accompanied with snowball sampling, that was used to locate rich key informants (Patton, 2014). Oregon is situated as an important …
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Unpacking Grit & Community Cultural Wealth: Examining the Academic Success of Undocumented Latinx Students in Higher Education
… Through the lens of grit (Duckworth, 2016) and Community Cultural Wealth (Yosso, 2005), the study also examines the students' grit in pursuing higher education and how they leveraged their cultural wealth to achieve this feat and academic success. Research Questions: The questions that guided …
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First-generation college students and greek membership : understanding college experiences through the lens of community cultural wealth
… on the west coast. Case study methodology and community cultural wealth (Y osso, 2005) are used to analyze semistructured, in-depth interviews and provide rich descriptions, which inform an understanding of why students join Greek-letter organizations, the nature of their experience, and how …
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Making the Invisible Visible: Redefining Giftedness to Include ELL Students’ Community Cultural Wealth and Funds of Knowledge
… coded using the combined conceptual framework of community cultural wealth (Yosso, 2005) and funds of knowledge (Moll et al, 1992). Through this process the types of capital and funds of knowledge were revealed. During the improvement science process, the teachers chose an aim statement to address …
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Unorthodox Support: How Mentors of Undocumented Immigrant Students Leverage Community Cultural Wealth to Pave the Way for College Success
… the mentoring that UIS receive. Yosso’s (2005) community cultural wealth theory (CCW) lends itself well to identifying the strengths of UIS and how their CCW becomes capital. Using the framework of CCW as it relates to UIS and the lens of PYD to explore the support that their mentors provide, …
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<em>Pláticas, Reflexiones, y Resistencia</em>: Exploring How First-Generation Latino Males Leverage Community Cultural Wealth in Education-Based Doctoral Programs
<p>The Latino/a community is the largest ethnic minority group in the United States and continues to grow. Although enrollment in higher education is on the rise, Latino/a students complete their degrees at lower rates than their white counterparts. This disparity is further magnified when …
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The Influence of Community Cultural Wealth and Tauhi Va on the Navigation of Pacific Islanders in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
<p>My research examines the influence of community cultural wealth and tauhi va on the navigation of Pacific Islanders (PIs) in STEM. The disaggregation of data on Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) attaining STEM bachelor's degrees revealed that PIs (16%) are represented half as much as …
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Resilience and Resistance: How First Generation College Students Leverage Community Cultural Wealth and Social Capital to Successfully Transfer from a Community College to a Selective Four-year Institution
… both traditional forms of social capital and community cultural wealth in the process of transferring from a California community college to a selective four-year institution, using a Critical Race Theory (CRT) paradigm, and a framework including Stanton-Salazar’s (1997) network analytic …
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Exploring the roles the digital divide, social capital and community cultural wealth play for first-generation college students at HBCUs during the college search and financial aid process
… applies the concepts of social capital and community cultural wealth (CCW) to determine what type of support students are receiving, where are they receiving the support from and whether it impacts the digital divide. This study included 26 first-generation college students at six HBCUs who …
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Exploring the Intersectional Higher Education Experiences of Latinx Students
… literature treats the experiences of the Latinx community as a monolith, when there are multiple potentially impactful intersectional aspects of identity that could influence our lived experiences, such as generational status, documentation status, country of origin, and gender. This …
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Equity Battles: Multicultural Leadership for English Language Learner Students
… capacity and awareness to be better multicultural leaders for English Language Learner (ELL) students. This study produced several recommendations to address this issue. During this study, I used improvement science as the methodology and included a variety of stakeholders as participants. …
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Factors Influencing the Retention and Graduation of Latino Male Students: Four-Year Hispanic-Serving Institutions
… question: How do Latino males use their own Community Cultural Wealth for their retention while enrolled at southern California CSUs designated as Hispanic-Serving Institutions? Utilizing Yosso (2005) Community Cultural Wealth model as the Theoretical framework guiding the research study, the …
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