Researchers examined data from 18,716 14- to 15-year-old immigrant children in England, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden.
The EditorMay 2017
Mexican-American youth are better family members and citizens when they have a strong sense of their ethnic identity, finds study of young people.
Professor George P. KnightMarch 2017
Parents who perceive discrimination against them are more likely to report depressive symptoms and hostility towards their spouses.
The EditorOctober 2016
Parents of third-generation Hispanic young people rely more on the school’s help. First generation famlies rely more on connections with other parents.
The EditorOctober 2016
But non-immigrant Black youth did report higher levels of parent support than non-immigrant White youth.
The EditorOctober 2016
Correlation found between parents’ experience of discrimination and feelings of sadness and low self-esteem on the part of the child.
The EditorApril 2016
Reading, spelling and comprehension would improve if unauthorized immigrants felt able to enrol their US citizen children in programs such as Head Start.
Dr Kalina BrabeckJanuary 2016
