Session: Emerging Trends in Research with Latino Immigrants (Society for Social Work and Research 21st Annual Conference - Ensure Healthy Development for all Youth)
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61 Emerging Trends in Research with Latino Immigrants

Schedule:
Friday, January 13, 2017: 8:00 AM-9:30 AM
La Galeries 1 (New Orleans Marriott)
Cluster: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration
Moderator:
Carolina Hausmann-Stabile, PhD, Temple University
* noted as presenting author
Mental Health Treatment Narratives of Suicidal Latina Teens
Carolina Hausmann-Stabile, PhD, Temple University; Lauren E. Gulbas, PhD, University of Texas at Austin; Luis H. Zayas, PhD, University of Texas at Austin
“Because That's the Culture”: Providers' Perspectives of the Mental Health of Latino Immigrant Youth
Katarzyna Olcon, MSW, University of Texas at Austin; Lauren E. Gulbas, PhD, University of Texas at Austin
How Does Latino Threat Narrative Affect Negative Emotions and Perceived Threat Towards Latino Immigrants? a Call for Stigma-Focused Interventions
Kai Wei, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; Rachel A. Fusco, PhD, University of Pittsburgh; Jaime Booth, PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Living in Fear: The Mental Health Impacts of Immigration Policies and Enforcement on Latino Immigrants
David Becerra, PhD, Arizona State University
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