A context‐informed perspective of child risk and protection: Deconstructing myths in the risk discourse

Y Nadan, D Roer‐Strier - Journal of Family Theory & Review, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
This article discusses context‐informed conceptualization in the study of children's risk and
protection. It begins by defining this perspective, challenging the universalistic approach and …

Social workers and refugee service users (re) constructing their relationships in a hostile political climate

L Birger, Y Nadan - Journal of Social Work, 2022 - journals.sagepub.com
This article explores the relationship between social workers and adult Eritrean refugee
service users in the context of a hostile political climate and restrictive state policies. It …

Bringing in the third wheel: A pilot study on the triadic encounter of social workers, immigrants, and community interpreters in Israel

O Shemer, T Shwartz-Ziv, Y Nadan - International journal of intercultural …, 2022 - Elsevier
This pilot study examines practices of community interpreting in Israel's social services, with
a focus on two immigrant populations (Ethiopian Jews and French Jews) and the experience …

Between social integration, incorporation and exclusion: Perceptions of Eritrean forced migrants and Israeli professionals

L Lev Ari, A Herscovici - International Migration, 2025 - Wiley Online Library
This research focuses on various social integration patterns, as perceived by both Eritrean
asylum seekers and professionals from NGOs and the Tel Aviv municipality who assist them …

The Israeli preschool from the perspective of Eritrean asylum seekers: The issue of power relations in a context informed study

I Zadok, S Boshy - International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 2023 - Elsevier
This context-informed study addressed the perceptions of Eritrean asylum seekers living in
Israel regarding their children's preschool education. The study was conducted in a …

The impact of the Tigray War on refugees from Tigray and Eritrea in Sudan:“In the middle of life and death”

K Smits, M Wirtz - Tigray: War in a Digital Black Hole, 2024 - books.google.com
This study explores the perspectives of Eritrean and Tigrayan refugees regarding their
willingness to return to their home regions after the Tigray war. The narratives of the …

'Permanent Temporariness' as a Critical Lens: A Framework for Social Work with Forced Migrants

L Birger - The British Journal of Social Work, 2024 - academic.oup.com
The realities of increasing numbers of forced migrants in Global North countries, including
families and children, are shaped by a regime of permanent temporariness—the granting of …

" a home of my own": the experience of children of international migrants

N Winer, O Nuttman-Shwartz, E Huss - Clinical Social Work Journal, 2021 - Springer
There is a lack of research on children's acculturation processes following international
migration. As such, this article presents a study conducted among 10 latency-age children …

Gender and migration: A continuum of gender-based violence echoing across the Sinai Desert and into Israel

JJ Sarkin, T Morais - Transitions: Journal of Transient …, 2024 - intellectdiscover.com
Gender-based violence (GBV) is widespread globally and is based on social roles. These
social roles represent society's expectations of men and women carrying out stereotyped …

'Here, parents become nothing':'Unparenting'in Israel's policies toward Eritrean refugees

L Birger, O Kedem, Y Nadan - Child & Family Social Work, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
Refugees children and families cope with the complexities and opportunities of living in a
new country. Based on in‐depth interviews with Eritrean parents in Israel and the social …