Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6833889 | Children and Youth Services Review | 2015 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
This assessment of Salvadoran youth migration push factors relied on interview data provided by case workers who have processed the multiple complex stories of youths at risk for migration. Quantitative data triangulated findings that show how family reunification, violence, and socioeconomic factors act within an intergenerational culture of migration to push Salvadoran youths into a dangerous migration attempt. Our findings can be used to inform the development of strategies to provide services to Salvadoran youths at risk for future migration and to generate mechanisms for providing those services.
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Authors
Michael P. Anastario, Kelle Barrick, Deborah Gibbs, Wayne Pitts, Rose Werth, Pamela K. Lattimore,