Titlebook: Refuge and Resilience; Promoting Resilience Laura Simich,Lisa Andermann Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2014 Forced migrants

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Newcomer Youth Self-Esteem: A Community-Based Mixed Methods Study of Afghan, Columbian, Sudanese anve body of literature exists on self-esteem of mainstream youth, less is known about self-esteem experiences of immigrant youth, and in particular newcomer and refugee youth. Applying a community-based participatory research approach, and using mixed methods, the aim of the study presented was to un

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,Newcomer Refugee Youth as ‘Resettlement Champions’ for their Families: Vulnerability, Resilience an, limited official language fluency, fractured family relationships, and less than optimal physical and mental health. These pre-migration determinants intersect with systemic barriers in ways that make it extremely difficult for refugees to secure employment/income security, access health and settl

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A Social Entrepreneurship Framework for Mental Health Equity: The Program Model of the Canadian Cenating social capital, are increasingly sources of solutions to complex problems in under-resourced settings. This chapter uses a social entrepreneurship lens to examine the work of an internationally recognized organization serving victims of torture and political oppression. Key components of socia

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The Role of Settlement Agencies in Promoting Refugee Resilience,onality of individual workers is not the primary predictor of a client’s success and resilience. Settlement workers exercise varying levels of flexibility in order to meet a client’s unique needs, and the degree of flexibility is a product of the agency’s culture, its policies and programming option

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Migrant Mental Health, Law, and Detention: Impacts and Alternatives,ure. It is the role of the state to not only protect asylum seekers with mental disabilities but to foster mental health within this vulnerable population. Numerous legal barriers to addressing refugee mental health exist because of a lack of procedural safeguards in immigration proceedings and dete

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,Newcomer Refugee Youth as ‘Resettlement Champions’ for their Families: Vulnerability, Resilience anement services, and pursue their educational and other goals. This chapter discusses the role that newcomer refugee youth play in helping their families resettle in response to systemic post-migration barriers.

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