Community Resources
Grounding in abundance and a deep belief in the vast depth of skills and offerings in our communities, we are committed to building and sharing a comprehensive set of both traditional and non-traditional services and organizations supporting immigrants and refugees. But, we only know what we know.
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The Caregiver Guide to Talking to Children about Immigration Enforcement
The Caregiver Guide to Talking to Children about Immigration Enforcement (trifold in English & Español) was created by the Immigrant Family Mental Health Advocacy (IFMHA) Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Psychiatry, within the Institute for Juvenile Research. The IFMHA Program team that co-developed this resource:
Dana Rusch, Ph.D. (CIMH Advisory Committee Member & IFMHA Program Director)
Alondra Maltos Garcia (Undergraduate Applied Psychology Intern)
Laura Gonzalez (Undergraduate Applied Psychology Intern)
Priscilla Cortez, B.A. (Program Coordinator)
Kellyn Blaisdell, M.S. (Predoctoral Psychology Intern)
This resource guides parents/caregivers through how to talk with children about what is happening with immigration enforcement in our communities.
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