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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"family separation"”.
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Migration, Family Separation, and Wellbeing
… aims to further our understanding of migration, family separation and wellbeing, by conducting a systematic examination of how family separation impacts the wellbeing of the left-behind children and spouses in the context of the great internal migration in China. Drawing on the life course …
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KIDS IN CAGES: THE FAMILY SEPARATION POLICY AND ITS HUMAN CONSEQUENCES
This thesis examines the impacts—physical, mental, and emotional—of immigration detention on children and explores how immigration officials could use immigration resources more efficiently. It collates expert legal and medical opinions on detaining children and separating them from their families …
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Connected Disconnections Negotiating family separation, membership and conflict: A discourse analysis
Parental separation affects family forms and creates challenges around managing co-parenting relationships. The literature has identified a change in how western families are viewed, moving away from traditional identifiers to a role-based and social practices construct which includes the growing …
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Guerilla Government and Policy: Lessons From The Trump Administration’s Family Separation Policy
… dissenters of the Trump’s administration family separation border policy had in ending that policy. It will also examine the limitations those government dissenters had and how there are still challenges to the separation of children at the border. </p>
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Group Identity, Ideology, and Mass Media: Content Analysis of the 2018 Media Spectacles Family Separation and Migrant Caravan
… media spectacles involving immigration in 2018: family separation at the border and migrant caravans. This thesis examines the themes that emerge across politically diverse news outlets and categorizes them in terms of how the phenomena is represented among distinct group identities utilizing …
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From the Peaks and Back: Exploring the Educational Journeys of Trans-Himalayan Students in Kathmandu, Nepal
… and often results in long-term (multi-year) family separation. The children in this study who migrated were between the ages of 4-10 and did not return for several years, with very minimal and/or no contact with family during this period of family separation. This thesis explores and …
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Coping Behaviors of Day Laborers in San Mateo, California
… lack of English, lack of employment/low income, family separation, lack of medical care, and fear of deportation. The study also showed that participants coped with these stressors using the following coping strategies: relying on friends, taking active control, passive acceptance, keeping a …
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A Glimpse into the Experience of Family Reunion in the Lives of Immigrants from El Salvador
<p>This study explores the impact family separation had on both the child and the parent after reunification. Semi-Structured qualitative interviews were conducted. One participant was left behind by parents while they immigrated without proper documentation and eventually reunited with them. There …
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GUARANTEE OF CHILDREN'S WELL-BEING THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFECTIVE FAMILY STRENGTHENING SYSTEM IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
… for reforming the national child protection and family strengthening system so as it would be capable to adequately support the most vulnerable children and their families as well as to prevent family separation. The report provides an in-depth review and analysis of the latest data published by …
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Resettlement Challenges for Refugees in the United States
… bureaucracy, English language competency, family separation, and unfulfilled expectations and hope. The participants also reported that these challenges had negative effects on their mental health and described feeling worried and depressed. The data was conceptualized utilizing Berry’s …
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Family Arrest and Separation During the Holocaust in Italy
… in Italy, a methodology was devised to identify family groups from individuals' lists and to determine if and when families were separated. Then individuals' and families' experiences were compared, focusing on spatio-temporal patterns, the frequency and type of family separations, and the effect …
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A Qualitative Study of Immigration Trauma, Posttraumatic Growth, and the College Experience Among MENA Immigrant Students
… financial strain, discrimination, and family separation, in addition to institutional challenges like limited guidance and difficulties adjusting to academic institutions in the United States. Participants demonstrated adaptive coping through help-seeking behaviors, determination, …
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Understanding Refugee Women at Risk Experiences in Light of Social Protection Initiatives and Policy Interventions in Uganda
… sexual violence, exploitation, trauma, family separation, poverty, food insecurity, poor housing, detention, and limited healthcare access. These hardships lead to deep emotional distress, including depression, hopelessness, and suicidal thoughts. Displacement worsens their situation …
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Land wars : the political economy of Nigeria's displacement crisis
… face violence, homelessness, joblessness, family separation, food insecurity, increased disease morbidity, and disruptions to children's education. Through a comparison of the institutional responses to this crisis, I interrogate existing displacement governance regimes, and begin to …
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Doing the work : the Black Lives Matter Movement in Austin, Texas
… celebrations, and mass outrage directed at the family separation crisis mutate into a disavowal of the war being waged against Black families. Additionally, I noticed a tendency among organizers to police radical and revolutionary political desire, no matter how benign or incipient. In other …
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Healing centered organizing : what side are you on?
… criminalization, economic crises, and systemic family separation as a result of the American nightmare. This research identifies "healing" as a new priority arena for organizers in movements today. Healing means "to make sound or whole; to restore to health." Social justice organizing is about …
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The Ties That Bind: World War Ii-Era Population Displacement And The Politics Of Family Reunification In The Ussr, 1941-1975
… explores how Soviet citizens attempted to locate family members with whom they lost contact and how the Soviet regime responded to the predicament of war-torn Soviet families during and in the aftermath of the conflict. Based on archival materials from Russian, British, and US archives, as well as …
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Single Mother, Migrant Domestic Workers: Exploring the coping experience of low-income Zimbabwean women raising their children in South Africa
… and why they have chosen to do so as a family unit in South Africa rather than mothering from a distance - the norm as shown in international and Southern African migration literature on DWs. Due to financial troubles and social isolation associated with migrancy, single motherhood, and …
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Fragile civility: an evangelical American school meets Korean educational sojourners in neoliberal time
… and lack of discipline. The Koreans accepted family separation as a sacrifice they needed to make to help their children achieve international mobility and future economic success. (5) Racism on all sides played roles that were not recognized by the parties involved. The Korean students …