Abstract:Sobremesa is a community-based initiative centered on emotional well-being, cultural connection, and collective care. Created by first-generation, bilingual Latine social workers in partnership with SOMOSLOUD, this Chicagobased series brings Latine adults together for monthly gatherings grounded in food, conve...
Patricia Aguado, Monica Puente· Progress in Community Health...· 0 citations
This article examines the participation of young people in public life. Drawing on expert interviews and policy analysis, the study explores how institutional frameworks, political culture, and societal norms shape youth participation mechanisms and influence their ability to move beyond tokenism. In Finland, the Nordi...
Katarzyna Radzik-Maruszak, Anna Kołomycew, Elżbieta Szulc-Wałecka· Intersections· 0 citations
Our article explores how young Kichwa people who migrated from rural territories to Quito, and whose lives are structured by Ecuador’s racialized social hierarchies, imagine the city’s future. We developed a methodology grounded in critical, feminist, and decolonial geographies. Through embroidery, a culturally signifi...
Léa Lamotte, C. Enriquez, V. Guerrero et al.· Amsterdam Museum Journal· 0 citations
Contemporary Indian youth negotiate questions of meaning, identity, ethical responsibility and well-being within a rapidly changing social, educational and digital environment. This conceptual paper examines faith, devotion and disciplined action as interconnected pathways through which young people may develop meaning...
Anju Walia· International Journal For Mu...· 0 citations
Many adolescents in Colombia grow up in contexts of socioeconomic vulnerability, in a society marked by profound and painful experiences resulting from political violence, and with a fast‐paced daily life that places them in the paradoxical situation of being forgotten and neglected. In other words, the pace of contemp...
M. C. Fernández-Cediel· Social Inclusion· 1 citation
Introduction: Although the mechanisms of racism may be globally consistent, both these mechanisms and their context-specific expressions require further investigation. Comparing perceptions and experiences of minoritised adolescents across countries helps reveal how racism manifests in different contexts. This multi-co...
P. D. M. Sato, S. English, J. Mannell et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
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