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Identifying and Implementing Strategies Related to Occupational Injustices Impacting Child Rearing in Low-Income Families
Gomes, Keiani Gomes, Keiani
Gomes, Keiani
Gomes, Keiani
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Abstract
Parents living in poverty face chronic stress, which leads to higher levels of encountered barriers related to child rearing in comparison to those with a higher socioeconomic status. Previous research has revealed that parents living in poverty experience occupational injustices related to time, cost, and safety. The purpose of the proposed study is to investigate whether a 10-week, activity-based support group with a parent co-leader will assist parents living in poverty to identify and implement strategies to overcome injustices related to child rearing. Research in the field of occupational injustices related to parents in poverty is presently emerging and supports the need for further research in this area.
Title
Identifying and Implementing Strategies Related to Occupational Injustices Impacting Child Rearing in Low-Income Families
Date
2021-04-10
Subject
child rearing
disparities
occupational injustice
parents
poverty
social justice
disparities
occupational injustice
parents
poverty
social justice
Material type
Collections
Abstract
Parents living in poverty face chronic stress, which leads to higher levels of encountered barriers related to child rearing in comparison to those with a higher socioeconomic status. Previous research has revealed that parents living in poverty experience occupational injustices related to time, cost, and safety. The purpose of the proposed study is to investigate whether a 10-week, activity-based support group with a parent co-leader will assist parents living in poverty to identify and implement strategies to overcome injustices related to child rearing. Research in the field of occupational injustices related to parents in poverty is presently emerging and supports the need for further research in this area.