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Corrigendum to “That’s the Beauty of It”: Practitioners Describe the Affordances of Direct to Consumer Tele-Mental Health “这就是它的美”的勘误表:从业者描述直接对消费者远程心理健康的支持
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2022-02-04 DOI: 10.1177/10443894221076213
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“Doing Something”: African American Male Adolescent/Parent Experiences and Perceptions About Bullying “做点什么”:非裔美国男性青少年/父母对欺凌的经历和看法
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2022-01-18 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211059126
Travis W. Cronin, Husain A Lateef, Dheeshana S. Jayasundara
This was an exploratory phenomenological study regarding experiences and perceptions about bullying among African American male adolescents (AAMAs) and their parents. The sample for this study included 16 AAMAs and 16 parents (one AAMA and one matched parent per family; N = 32). This study was designed to understand what AAMAs and their parents gleaned from their experiences with bullying. The findings were organized into three themes: interpersonal and structural barriers that hindered responses to bullying, intentional systemic approaches to prevent and respond to bullying, and taking direct action when bullying occurred.
本研究是一项探索性现象学研究,探讨非裔美国男性青少年(aama)及其父母对欺凌的体验和认知。本研究的样本包括16名AAMA和16名父母(每个家庭一名AAMA和一名匹配的父母;N = 32)。这项研究的目的是了解aama和他们的父母从他们的欺凌经历中收集了什么。研究结果分为三个主题:阻碍对欺凌行为做出反应的人际和结构障碍,预防和应对欺凌行为的有意系统性方法,以及在欺凌发生时采取直接行动。
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The Long Afterlife of Slavery in Asset Stripping, Historical Memory, and Family Burden: Toward a Third Reconstruction 资产剥离、历史记忆和家庭负担中的奴隶制的漫长后世:走向第三次重建
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211061283
Devin Fergus, T. Shanks
For African Americans in particular, the question of financial capability and asset building is as old as Black freedom. Through conceptual frames such as racial capitalism, historical memory, and the family stress model, this article examines the many false starts since Reconstruction in which expectations were raised, but then hopes subsequently dashed when reality produced outcomes that kept tangible economic progress just out of reach of Black families.
特别是对非裔美国人来说,财务能力和资产建设的问题与黑人自由一样古老。通过种族资本主义、历史记忆和家庭压力模型等概念框架,本文考察了重建以来许多错误的开始,在这些开始中,人们提出了期望,但当现实产生的结果使黑人家庭无法获得切实的经济进步时,希望随后破灭。
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引用次数: 3
Building Financial Capability and Assets in America’s Families 建立美国家庭的财务能力和资产
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211066464
M. Sherraden, Jin Huang, Jenny L. Jones, Christine Callahan
Financial and economic issues underlie many of the problems that bring families to social services. Sometimes these financial difficulties are contributing factors. Other times, they are at the heart of a family’s troubles. Intake interviews and psychosocial assessments in family services often reveal insufficient income and assets, overwhelming debt, lack of emergency savings, limited access to public benefits and social assistance, challenges obtaining a bank account or credit, and worries about their future financial wellbeing. Together with possible physical and mental illness, incarceration, disability, or other challenges, financial stresses can overwhelm families, as well as professionals, organizations, and communities. Despite the many challenges, human service professionals are in a unique position to respond. They work with populations most at risk and have deep understanding of the reality of their clients’ lives. They understand the power of emotions in financial decision-making and can assist families in making optimal decisions. Social workers and other human service professionals understand deeply the importance of financial protections and know that basic financial knowledge and skills, as well as confidence, are essential to household financial management. At the same time, they understand that clients have little control over the larger social forces that shape family financial well-being and that social change is imperative. Human service professionals witness daily the adverse effects of financialization, as finance shapes more and more of life often to the disadvantage of low-income and minoritized groups. They work with many of the more than 7 million people who lack even a basic bank account (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 2020) and with the millions more who have a tenuous relationship with the mainstream financial sector and resort to costly and often-risky predatory financial services, such as payday and car title loans. Human service professionals also have witnessed up close the effects of a global pandemic that has led to losses in jobs, benefits, childcare, and housing. They know that financial distress has been concentrated in poor and minoritized groups (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2020). They observe how difficult it is for families to do more than make ends meet, frustrated at their attempts to build financial security. For many of their clients, 1066464 FISXXX10.1177/10443894211066464Families in SocietySherraden et al. editorial2021
财政和经济问题是导致家庭接受社会服务的许多问题的根源。有时这些经济困难是促成因素。其他时候,他们是家庭麻烦的核心。家庭服务部门的入会面谈和心理社会评估往往显示,收入和资产不足、债务沉重、缺乏应急储蓄、获得公共福利和社会援助的机会有限、难以获得银行账户或信贷,以及对其未来财务状况的担忧。加上可能的身体和精神疾病、监禁、残疾或其他挑战,财务压力可能会压倒家庭、专业人员、组织和社区。尽管面临许多挑战,人类服务专业人员处于一个独特的位置来应对。他们与最危险的人群一起工作,对客户的生活现实有深刻的理解。他们了解情绪在财务决策中的力量,可以帮助家庭做出最佳决策。社会工作者和其他人类服务专业人员深刻理解财务保护的重要性,并且知道基本的财务知识和技能以及信心对于家庭财务管理至关重要。与此同时,他们明白,客户对影响家庭财务状况的更大的社会力量几乎没有控制权,社会变革势在必行。人类服务专业人员每天都在见证金融化的不利影响,因为金融对生活的影响越来越大,往往不利于低收入和少数群体。他们与700多万甚至没有基本银行账户的人(联邦存款保险公司,2020年)中的许多人合作,并与数百万与主流金融部门关系薄弱的人合作,他们求助于成本高昂且往往存在风险的掠夺性金融服务,如发薪日和汽车所有权贷款。人类服务专业人员也近距离目睹了全球大流行的影响,这种影响导致了就业、福利、儿童保育和住房的损失。他们知道,财务困境一直集中在贫困和少数群体(罗伯特·伍德·约翰逊基金会,2020)。他们观察到,对于家庭来说,除了维持收支平衡之外,做更多的事情是多么困难,他们对建立财务安全的努力感到沮丧。对于他们的许多客户来说,1066464 fisxxx10.1177 /10443894211066464社会中的家庭sherraden等人的社论2021
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Family Self-Sufficiency Program Outcomes for Participants Enrolling During and After the Great Recession 在大衰退期间和之后,家庭自给自足计划参与者的结果
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211051008
A. Santiago, Joffré Leroux
Utilizing administrative data from the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program operated by the Denver Housing Authority, four program outcomes, (a) savings and escrow growth, (b) credit and debt reduction, (c) employment and earnings, and (d) positive exits from subsidized housing, are examined to assess if any differences exist between participants (n = 424) who enrolled during or after the Great Recession. Propensity score matching with replacement was employed to match FSS enrollees. Compared to post-Great Recession enrollees, results suggest that enrollees entering the program during the Great Recession were more likely to reduce their monthly contractual debt and derogatory debt, increase monthly earned income, and remain in the FSS Program longer. Findings suggest that attaining participant financial capability goals is possible during severe economic shocks and may provide vulnerable families with additional capacity to weather such shocks.
利用丹佛住房管理局(Denver Housing Authority)运营的家庭自给自足(FSS)计划的行政数据,研究了四项计划结果,即(a)储蓄和托管增长,(b)信贷和债务减少,(c)就业和收入,以及(d)积极退出补贴住房,以评估在大衰退期间或之后参加计划的参与者(n = 424)之间是否存在差异。采用替代匹配倾向评分对FSS入组者进行匹配。与大衰退后参加计划的人相比,结果表明,在大衰退期间参加计划的人更有可能减少他们的每月合同债务和减损债务,增加月收入,并在FSS计划中呆得更久。研究结果表明,在严重的经济冲击期间,实现参与者的财务能力目标是可能的,并可能为弱势家庭提供额外的抵御此类冲击的能力。
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Financial Capability and Asset Building With a Racial- and Gender-Equity Lens: Advances From the Field 种族和性别平等视角下的财务能力和资产建设:来自该领域的进展
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2021-12-26 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211063133
Christy Finsel, Mae Watson Grote, M. Libby, C. Mahon, M. Sherraden
This essay explores the enormous potential of social service organizations to contribute to people’s financial well-being. It is informed by the work of four pioneering organizations that use a racial- and gender-equity lens to advance financial well-being. It explores five strategies: (a) embedding financial development into social services; (b) focusing on youth transitioning to adulthood; (c) partnering with asset coalitions to expand financial opportunities; (d) partnering with financial institutions; and (e) developing fintech with equity. These approaches hold promise to help address the racial wealth gap and improve financial security.
这篇文章探讨了社会服务组织为人们的财务福利做出贡献的巨大潜力。它是由四个开创性组织的工作提供的信息,这些组织使用种族和性别平等的视角来促进财务福祉。它探讨了五项战略:(a)将金融发展纳入社会服务;(b)注重青年向成年过渡;(c)与资产联盟合作,扩大金融机会;(d)与金融机构合作;(e)发展股权金融科技。这些方法有望帮助解决种族贫富差距问题,改善金融安全。
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When More Is Too Much: Compound Caregiving, Barriers to Services, and Service Support for Older Families of People With Disabilities 当更多是太多:复合护理,服务障碍,以及对老年残疾人家庭的服务支持
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2021-12-11 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211048456
P. Samuel, Kathryn Wright, C. Marsack-Topolewski, Rosanne DiZazzo-Miller
Using the theoretical lens of Family Quality of Life, this study evaluated perceptions of older compound caregivers (i.e., caring for more than one family member) regarding their need for services. Quantitative analysis of cross-sectional data collected from 112 caregivers (50 years and older) demonstrated that compound caregivers faced more barriers in accessing services for their families than noncompound caregivers. Although all caregivers shared similar perceptions on the importance, opportunities, initiative, and attainment of service support for their families, compound caregivers had lower stability and satisfaction than noncompound caregivers. Findings highlight the need to develop support programs to equip older caregivers in managing their daily challenges at the individual and family level.
利用家庭生活质量的理论视角,本研究评估了老年复合照顾者(即照顾一个以上家庭成员)对其服务需求的看法。从112名护理人员(50岁及以上)收集的横截面数据的定量分析表明,复合护理人员比非复合护理人员在为其家庭获得服务方面面临更多障碍。虽然所有照护者对家庭服务支持的重要性、机会、主动性和获得程度有相似的认识,但复合照护者的稳定性和满意度低于非复合照护者。研究结果强调,需要制定支持方案,使老年护理人员能够在个人和家庭层面上应对日常挑战。
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Help When You Need It: Sources of Advice for Student Loan Borrowers Across the Life Course 当你需要它的帮助:学生贷款借款人在整个生命过程中的建议来源
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2021-12-11 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211059137
Julie B. Miller, Alexa Balmuth, Samantha Brady, Joseph Coughlin
To promote the financial capabilities of student loan borrowers, practitioners must understand the experiences and needs of borrowers across the life course. A national survey (n = 1,874) conducted by MIT AgeLab explored perceived loan-related effects across the life course and sources of advice for borrowers. Across age groups, repaying student loans had most regularly imposed negative perceived effects on multiple domains of borrowers’ financial well-being. Younger borrowers reported more negative perceived effects of loans across domains, whereas older borrowers reported fewer negative perceived effects. Few participants had sought professional advice about student loan repayment, although younger borrowers were more likely to have sought loan-related advice in general; perceived levels of helpfulness of advice and comfort consulting with contacts were mixed. Financial social work is uniquely situated to act as a resource for multiple generations of student loan borrowers and their families.
为了提高学生贷款借款人的财务能力,从业人员必须了解借款人在整个生命过程中的经历和需求。麻省理工学院年龄实验室进行的一项全国调查(n = 1874)探讨了在整个生命过程中与贷款相关的感知影响以及借款人建议的来源。在各个年龄组中,偿还学生贷款最经常对借款人的财务状况的多个领域施加负面影响。年轻的借款人报告了更多的跨领域贷款的负面影响,而年长的借款人报告了更少的负面影响。很少有参与者在学生贷款偿还方面寻求专业建议,尽管总体而言,年轻的借款人更有可能寻求与贷款相关的建议;对建议的帮助程度和与联系人进行的舒适咨询的感知程度参差不齐。金融社会工作具有独特的地位,可以作为多代学生贷款借款人及其家庭的资源。
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Exploring the Disproportionate Impact of Disasters: Social Service Providers’ Perceptions of Factors Increasing Vulnerability Among Hurricane Survivors 探索灾害不成比例的影响:社会服务提供者对飓风幸存者中增加脆弱性的因素的看法
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2021-12-11 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211051570
Shin-Ho Choi, T. Powell, Jenna Muller, Emily A. Lux
Social service providers play a vital role in addressing the physical and mental health needs of vulnerable individuals, families, and communities during and after disasters. Considering the essential role of social service providers during and after disasters, it is vital to understand the challenges their clients encounter during emergencies. Our study explored social service providers’ perceptions of the barriers socially vulnerable individuals and communities experienced after hurricanes Michael and Irma struck coastal communities in Florida in 2017–2018. Seventeen social service workers who provided direct support to survivors during and after the hurricanes participated in four focus group interviews. Providers described five factors that increased vulnerability of their clients including risk perception, socioeconomic constraints, physical and mental health challenges, language and literacy proficiency, and resource dependency.
社会服务提供者在灾害期间和灾后解决弱势个人、家庭和社区的身心健康需求方面发挥着至关重要的作用。考虑到社会服务提供者在灾害期间和之后的重要作用,了解其客户在紧急情况下遇到的挑战至关重要。我们的研究探讨了社会服务提供者对2017-2018年飓风迈克尔和伊尔玛袭击佛罗里达州沿海社区后社会弱势个人和社区所经历的障碍的看法。17名在飓风期间和之后为幸存者提供直接支持的社会服务工作者参加了四次焦点小组访谈。提供者描述了增加其客户脆弱性的五个因素,包括风险认知、社会经济制约、身心健康挑战、语言和识字能力以及资源依赖。
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Becoming Job-Ready? Narratives of Local Welfare-to-Work Programs and Client Experiences Across Differing Economic Contexts in California 成为找工作吗?加州不同经济背景下当地福利工作计划和客户体验的叙述
IF 0.9 4区 社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES Pub Date : 2021-12-11 DOI: 10.1177/10443894211048451
Lucia M. Lanfranconi, Aditi Das, Joy Subaran, Patricia Malagon
Previous research on welfare-to-work exits has focused on individual client characteristics rather than local economic contexts. Drawing on a qualitative comparative case study design, this study enhances our understanding on how welfare-to-work organizational narratives and client experiences of becoming job-ready are shaped across two different economic contexts. In the disadvantaged economic context, a punitive welfare-to-work narrative is operational resulting in clients accepting precarious work. In the more privileged economic context, the individual responsibility narrative dominates as clients struggle to make ends meet. Our findings highlight how regional economic factors shape organizational narratives and impel clients to accept precarious low wage working conditions and unstable housing. Thus, there is a need for alternatives to welfare-to-work, such as unconditional, Universal Basic Income.
之前关于福利转工作的研究关注的是个体客户的特征,而不是当地的经济背景。利用定性比较案例研究设计,本研究增强了我们对福利-工作组织叙事和客户就业准备经历如何在两种不同经济背景下形成的理解。在不利的经济背景下,惩罚性的福利工作叙事是可操作的,导致客户接受不稳定的工作。在更有特权的经济背景下,当客户努力维持收支平衡时,个人责任的说法占主导地位。我们的研究结果强调了区域经济因素如何塑造组织叙事,并促使客户接受不稳定的低工资工作条件和不稳定的住房。因此,我们需要一种替代福利的工作方式,比如无条件的全民基本收入。
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