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Social And Cultural Integration Process Among Syrian Refugees In The United States, Sheren Iskandar Shihadeh
Social And Cultural Integration Process Among Syrian Refugees In The United States, Sheren Iskandar Shihadeh
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The purpose of this study is to examine the cultural and social integration process among Syrian refugees in the United States, and to what extent the direct and indirect challenges have played a role in the process of their social and cultural integration. The challenges include, but are not limited to, cultural conflicts, religious values, stereotypes, and English language proficiency. In order to investigate my research questions, interviews as a research methodology were used as a theoretical framework for this project to collect and analyze data. I conducted semi-structured interviews with ten Syrian refugees who currently live in the United …
Resettlement Challenges For Refugees In The United States, Rebecca Joie Habeeb-Silva
Resettlement Challenges For Refugees In The United States, Rebecca Joie Habeeb-Silva
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This study explored the resettlement-related challenges that refugees encounter in the United States (U.S.). It utilized a qualitative research design with semi-structured interviews with three refugee families from different countries of origin: Afghanistan, Burma, and Iraq. The interviews were analyzed through a system of coding and categorization in order to develop themes of commonly reported challenges across participants. Six dominant themes of resettlement‑related challenges were identified: employment, financial insecurities, 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. …
Work-Life Balance Among Working Married Women: What Social Workers Need To Know, Romyna A. Rendon
Work-Life Balance Among Working Married Women: What Social Workers Need To Know, Romyna A. Rendon
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This project explored the way working mothers cope with home, work, family demands as well as self-care. It mainly focused on the balance they have been able to achieve in their lives as working women, wife, and mothers. This study used qualitative research to examine the challenges these women face in their working and personal lives, the support systems they rely on to fulfill their multiple roles, and the strategies and coping skills they utilize to maintain work and family life balance.
This study used an interview format with a qualitative method based. In this approach, primarily open-ended questions were …
Kinship Support Group: Addressing Grandparent Caregiver Challenges, Danya Brenda Cervantes
Kinship Support Group: Addressing Grandparent Caregiver Challenges, Danya Brenda Cervantes
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Grandparent caregivers to their grandchild(ren) is a growing population that is not completely understood. This study explored the challenges faced by grandparent caregivers to their grandchild(ren) and how being part of a kinship support group can help in addressing the challenges. A qualitative research design was used for the purpose of gathering first account narratives from the participants in the study. California Family Life Center, a kinship support agency was contacted and allowed the researcher to reach out to grandparents who were interested in taking part of the study. Seven participants took part in this study. This study concluded that …