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DESCRIPTION: \n\nDr. Régine Debrosse is currently a postdoctoral fellow at 
 the School of Education & Social Policy\, Northwestern University\, Chicag
 o. Taking a strength-based approach\, she investigates how ethnic/racial i
 dentities & relationships can be leveraged to foster resilience.\n\nBuildi
 ng on her community work\, Dr. Debrosse will talk about how coming to term
 s with multiple and at times contradictory identities is not always simple
  for minoritized ethnic\, racial\, and immigrant communities. Her talk wil
 l ask who do ethnic/racial minority adolescents and young adults aspire to
  be as individuals and when do they perceive that their aspirations fit wi
 th their ethnic/racial identity? By providing examples from past\, current
 \, and future research projects\, Dr. Debrosse will discuss factors that s
 upport young people in resisting negative or narrow narratives both about 
 who they are and who they can be.\n	 \n\n \n\nDate:\n	Wed\, Feb 26\, 2019 @ 
 9-10 am\n\nLocation:\n	School of Social Work\n	ɬÀï·¬\n	3506 Unive
 rsity St\n	Wilson Hall\n	Wendy Patrick Room (#118)\n\nRSVP: to Yong Hong Fen
 g at yong.feng [at] mcgill.ca\n
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SUMMARY:Roots & Dreams: Can minority students anchor their aspirations in t
 heir ethnic/ racial identities to foster resilience? Invited lecture by Ré
 gine Debrosse
URL:/socialwork/channels/event/roots-dreams-can-minori
 ty-students-anchor-their-aspirations-their-ethnic-racial-identities-foster
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