Titlebook: Children’s Wellbeing in Immigrant Families; Ethiopian Jews in Is Naomi Anne Shmuel Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Language, Communication, and Wellbeing in the Family,non-verbal language through which cultural knowledge is preserved, organized, and transmitted between the generations. The children born in Israel to Ethiopian immigrant families are growing up in a new reality, in which new patterns of verbal and non-verbal communication are shaping their experienc

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,Cultural Flexibility, Hybridity, and Children’s Wellbeing,eality in which children are raised—with a certain tolerance for change and responsiveness to the current moment or endeavouring to preserve set cultural values. In practice these issues are complex, as all families can sometimes be flexible and sometimes conservative, or flexible about some things

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Education and Schooling,nd imitating adults. Most of the first-generation immigrants in my study never attended school at all, the academics in the G1.5 and G2 are all first-generation academics in their families. Thus, immigration involved both a separation of children from the adult world and a different perspective on t

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Gender Perceptions and Roles Following Immigration, are closely linked to the disintegrating traditional hierarchy, which was based on age and gender. As the balance of power in the family shifts, men and women experience these changes differently, mostly without open discussion on these issues, creating volatile situations that affect the whole fam

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Identity and Visibility,rovide her with the choice of creating her own identity based on abilities, desires, and aspirations. And yet identities are forged in context, guided by connections, fused with overt and covert social and cultural meanings. The narratives from my study discussing identity reflect the prevalence of

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Resilience in Immigration,rew up with an intrinsic sense of . as significant . who contributed to the wellbeing of their families through predefined roles. Immigration changed all of this. In Israel children are surrounded by fewer family members who spend less time together, with less effective and affirmative communication

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Naomi Anne ShmuelPresents unique insights into child wellbeing in immigrant families, using their own narratives.Specifically focuses on children of Ethiopian immigrant families in Israel.Includes intergenerational pe