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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
Within the context of relevant systems of oppression, Black and Latinx families can face disparate rates of exposure to risks and stressors. Though growing bodies of work examine the challenges faced in the context of multiple and overlapping systems of oppression, less work examines sources of strength. The papers in this flash talk session highlight Black and Latinx families' strengths and assets that may help to mitigate the impacts of risk exposure and/or promote positive adaptation.
“I Should Learn from Her”: Shared Resilience among Black & Latina Mothers Living with HIV and their Children - Presenting Author: Jamee S Carroll, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Nada Mussad Goodrum, University of South Carolina
“We’re here to help you”: Exploring Latinx parents’ coping socialization of their Latinx youth - Presenting Author: Kimberly Henriquez, University of Texas at Austin; Elma Lorenzo-Blanco, University of Texas at Austin
Acculturation Impacts on Depressive Symptoms Among Hispanic Sexual Minority Youth and Hispanic Non-Sexual Minority Youth - Presenting Author: Alyssa Lozano, University of Miami; Maria I Tapia; Yannine Estrada, University of Miami; Guillermo Prado, University of Miami