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TRAUMA AND RESILIENCE AMONG MIGRANT CHILDREN FROM CENTRAL AMERICA AND MEXICO ENROUTE TO THE UNITED STATES

TRAUMA AND RESILIENCE AMONG MIGRANT CHILDREN FROM CENTRAL AMERICA AND MEXICO ENROUTE TO THE UNITED STATES

PI: Mark Lusk

Sponsor: RESEARCH PROGRAMS ON MIGRATION AND HEALTH - BERKELEY

Social Work

Amount awarded: $5,000

This study investigates trauma and resilience among Mexican and Central American migrant children who leave their communities to undertake the dangerous journey to the United States.

Posting date: Thu, 09/24/2020

Award start date: Thu, 10/01/2020

Award end date: Thu, 09/30/2021

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