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4. Sociopolitical Development among Latinx Child Farmworkers.

Author

Ballard, Parissa J., Daniel, Stephanie S., Arnold, Taylor J., Talton, Jennifer W., Sandberg, Joanne C., Quandt, Sara A., Wiggins, Melinda F., Pulgar, Camila A., and Arcury, Thomas A.

Subjects
AGRICULTURAL laborers, POLITICAL development, YOUTHS' attitudes, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, STANDARD deviations
Abstract

The objectives of the present study were to describe civic attitudes and behaviors among Latinx child farmworkers in North Carolina, examine civic outcomes across relevant demographic characteristics, and discuss the implications for research on sociopolitical development among Latinx child farmworkers and for developmental theory. Descriptive statistics (count, percent, or mean, standard deviation as appropriate) were calculated for demographic and civic variables. Associations between the demographic variables and the four civic summary variables were calculated using Generalized Linear Models, the Kruskal–Wallis test, t-tests, or Chi-Square tests. Latinx child farmworkers in North Carolina (N = 169; ages 11–19, Mage = 15.8, 62.7% boys) endorsed relatively high levels of beliefs that society is fair and connections/efficacy in their communities. They reported relatively low involvement in volunteering and political activity. Future work should examine how the daily lives and experiences of child farmworkers inform their developing ideas about civic life in the US and their behavioral participation as they mature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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9. Riskfyllda aktivitetsutrymmen? : En studie av två barn med utländsk bakgrund bosatta i miljöer med skilda socioekonomiska förutsättningar

Author

Cárdenas, Pulgar, Camila, Natalia

Subjects
barn, health status, immigrant, aktivitetsutrymmen, rörelsemönster, living conditions, Stockholm, utländsk bakgrund, socioeconomic conditions, children, Chilean background, motion, activity spaces, socioekonomiska förutsättningar, risk, Sweden, minority, Bålsta, minoritet, EquiPop data, hermeneutics, social support, livsvillkor, segregation, Uppsala, socialt stöd, Bredäng, tidsgeografi, time geography, hälsotillstånd, Sverige, chilensk bakgrund, hermeneutik, Runkeeper
Abstract

This study has as an objective to compare and evaluate the living conditions of two immigrant children residing in different places in Sweden. Given that immigrants often are looked upon as a social and physical vulnerable group in relation to disadvantageous socioeconomic conditions the children's lives were analyzed in relation to four public health objects. By using Runkeeper, GIS, Equipop data, time geographic material, telephone conversations and a web survey the children lives are analyzed within their activity spaces. The children formed their lives in different socioeconomic environments and adapted their lives after their conditions. The perspective on individual level can be put in contrast with studies based on society level. In relation to this the lives of these two children are observed as deviant because they showed a good health status in social and physical aspects. Some theories and hypothesis could be verified and some of these could be falsified. Keywords: Activity spaces, immigrant, socioeconomic conditions, health status.

Published
2013

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