Exploring cultural identity construction among African migrant and refugee background youth in Aotearoa New Zealand

Ayallo, Irene

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2019-10
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Ayallo, I. (2019, October). Exploring Cultural Identity Construction among African Migrant and Refugee Background Youth in Aotearoa New Zealand. Paper presented at the WISE UP 2019, Auckland, New Zealand.
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Introduction: definitions Why is this topic important? Immigration and resettlement (experiences of their families) Immigration, resettlement and identity formation In the context of migration, Hall (2014) proposes 2 different ways of thinking about cultural identity: Youth and identity formation for youth of R & M background Research says Conclusions and comments Further research on this topic in Aotearoa/NZ
Keywords:
Aotearoa, New Zealand, Afro-Kiwi children, Afro-Kiwi youth, migrants, racism, cultural adaptation, migrant experiences, cultural identity, 1.5 generation immigrants, 1.5 G, Africans in New Zealand, African youth, migrant identity, third culture kid (TCK)
ANZSRC Field of Research:
200208 Migrant Cultural Studies, 1607 Social Work
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