Two thirds of Hispanic children with U.S.-born parents have a parent with at least some college experience, as do 42% of Hispanic children whose parents came to the U.S. as children, and 28% of those with first-generation parents. https://t.co/rexI2TPmoQ #AcademicTwitter
Our teen pregnancy prevention program #ElCamino designed by @ChildTrends for Latino youth is showing prominent results in contracepcion knowlegde and awareness. @FMSCUMD@ncfr
Sharing pics from poster day! @UMDPublicHealth staff, faculty and students honored #LatinXHeritageMonth by sharing education, research, practice and service with and in relationship to the Latina/x/o community.
Poster session highlighting education, research, practice and service in relationship to the Latina/x/o community. @UMDPublicHealth @FMSCUMD https://t.co/3Y7KkTrBdN
Latino children account for 10-25% of the population in the District of Columbia and 23 states. Learn more in the Center’s new brief. https://t.co/jKab6gT4ms #HispanicHeritageMonth
What an honor to be part of the @EADPtweets @SRAdolescence dissertation summer school in #Turku, Finland. Can’t wait to see what the future holds for us as emerging scholars conducting research on adolescents!
“Latino immigrant youth move beyond past trauma and grow and thrive despite adversity and hardship”. Honored to present my research at @SRAdolescence#SRA2023 in San Diego, CA
Micro-friendships can brighten others’ days—and your own.
Learn more from @davidgmyers in the latest Tip of the Week from
@thecharacterlab. https://t.co/dwrDXaXddA
Congrats to Dr. Jing Du on successfully defending her dissertation.
THE LONGER-TERM IMPACT OF PERCEIVED DISCRIMINATION ON COUPLE RELATIONSHIP FUNCTIONING: EXAMINING PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PATHWAYS AMONG MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER-AGED ADULTS IN THE UNITED STATES
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“Latino immigrant youth are more than their hardships”. Honored to present my work at @ncfr on psychological growth and resilience. #NCFR2022#resilience#Latinx@FMSCUMD
Wonderful and informative session on Health Equity, Trauma, and Healing Among Central American Immigrant Families by @FMSCUMD scholars Dr. Andrew Conway, @titayumiseva, and Jessie Moore-Solorzano. Facilitated by our fearless leader, @DrAmyLewin#NCFR2022
Thanks, @MattR_Rodriguez, @AliHurtado9, and @titayumiseva for visiting #FMSC170 today! We learned about community-based research among Latinx families and continued our discussion of resilience among individuals who have experienced family separation. @FMSCUMD
Thanks, @MattR_Rodriguez, @AliHurtado9, and @titayumiseva for visiting #FMSC170 today! We learned about community-based research among Latinx families and continued our discussion of resilience among individuals who have experienced family separation. @FMSCUMD
@RGGonzales1@RGGonzales1 thanks for this space! Working on my dissertation on Latino immigrants from Central America and the role that community play in the pathway to resilience (protectice factors vs. barriers) based on an strength-based perspective.
Associate professor at @UMDPublicHealth Mariana Falconier was recently invited to present research on the role of families in coping with stress at the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences at the Vatican.
Read more: https://t.co/vuVByERD8z