Experts in Their Own Lives: Children’s Understanding of Their Immigration Status and, Subsequently, Their Identity

By examining what transpires at school for children of mixed-status immigrant families in what is spoken and what is kept silent, Figueroa demonstrates students’ depth of understanding of their own immigration status and how it shapes their self-identity. Through this collaborative longitudinal research, citizenship and self-advocacy are explored in a manner that amplifies marginalized students’ voices and expertise.

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Journal
Journal of Childhood Studies
Published
2024-12-10
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18357/jcs202422213
Primary Topic
Critical Race Theory in Education
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Experts in Their Own Lives: Children’s Understanding of Their Immigration Status and, Subsequently, Their Identity

Wraychel Gilmore
Journal of Childhood Studies
Critical Race Theory in Education
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Experts in Their Own Lives: Children’s Understanding of Their Immigration Status and, Subsequently, Their Identity

Wraychel Gilmore
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Abstract

By examining what transpires at school for children of mixed-status immigrant families in what is spoken and what is kept silent, Figueroa demonstrates students’ depth of understanding of their own immigration status and how it shapes their self-identity. Through this collaborative longitudinal research, citizenship and self-advocacy are explored in a manner that amplifies marginalized students’ voices and expertise.

Journal of Childhood Studies
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Critical Race Theory in Education
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Experts in Their Own Lives: Children’s Understanding of Their Immigration Status and, Subsequently, Their Identity — Wraychel Gilmore · Journal of Childhood Studies (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS