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,Web 2.0 – Das Mitmach-Internet,h, even when charged with the same offenses. This chapter explores how mental health and trauma contribute to the overrepresentation of Latino youth in the juvenile justice system, and analyzes the infrastructure in which mental health services are delivered to this population. Recommended solutions

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,Projektentwicklung – Workflow,hapter highlights the plight of unaccompanied migrant minors (UIM) in the United States and around the world, what we know about their mental health and resiliency, and the government’s response to this issue; it also discusses the creation and evolution of an innovative community–university partner

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Is Your Brand Only Going Half the Distance?areas, access barriers—geographic isolation, the lack of public transportation systems, and the shortage of health care providers—are particularly acute. In this chapter, we draw on our research and outreach experience with Latino immigrants in the Midwest to illustrate the gaps between this populat

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Adrienne Cansier,Heike Hundertmarkhosocial interventions can alleviate the psychological distress experienced by survivors, the benefits of psychosocial support remain elusive for many Latina women due to lack of access to mental health services in their community. To meet the rising need for services among Latina breast cancer surv

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which are now present in many states across the country (e.g., Illinois, North Carolina), lack the infrastructure necessary to meet the needs of Latino immigrants (e.g., access to health care, immigration assis978-1-4614-6069-5978-1-4419-9452-3