退伍军人单亲家庭:生存但不繁荣。

Rand health quarterly Pub Date : 2024-06-03 eCollection Date: 2024-06-01
Sierra Smucker, Teague Ruder, Stacey Yi, Coreen Farris
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退伍军人的人口结构正在发生变化。2001 年 9 月 11 日之后服役的退伍军人("9.11 事件 "之后的退伍军人)与年龄较大的退伍军人相比,更有可能是女性,也更有可能被认定为有色人种。他们也更有可能抚养子女,其中许多人没有伴侣的支持。本研究全面考察了退伍军人单亲家长的经济、身体和心理健康情况;探讨了这些因素在种族、民族和性别上的差异;并就能更好地支持退伍军人单亲家长及其子女的政策和计划提出了建议。
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Veteran Single Parents: Surviving but Not Thriving.

The demographics of the veteran population are changing. Veterans who served after September 11, 2001 (post-9/11 veterans), are more likely to be female and identify as a person of color than their older counterparts. They are also more likely to be raising children, many of them without support from a partner. This study provides a comprehensive look at the financial, physical, and mental health of veteran single parents; explores the differences across these factors by race, ethnicity, and gender; and includes recommendations on policies and programs that can better support veteran single parents and their children.

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