Abstract Language brokering remains prevalent among immigrant families, but it is widely
assumed that brokering functions as a cultural stressor, resulting in adverse health …

This paper examines Latino/a children's roles and obligations to their immigrant families.
Bridging insights from the literature on the “new sociology of childhood,” immigrant …

Cultural brokering refers to the process of youth (ie, children, adolescents, and emerging
adults) from immigrant families interpreting cultural norms for others. Cultural brokering is …

This paper explores the perspectives of 29 child language brokers living in the UK who
interpret for their family following migration. They were presented with vignette stories …

Objective The objective of this study is to examine how adult children of undocumented
immigrants manage parental illegality in Latinx immigrant families. Background There are …

Background A disproportionate number of COVID-19 cases and deaths have been reported
among Latinxs in the US Among those most affected by the pandemic are marginalized …

Language brokering refers to the global practice whereby children in immigrant communities
are called upon by family members to serve as linguistic and cultural intermediaries by …

In the US, children in immigrant families have a longstanding history of language brokering
for their parents. Scholars have surmised that youth's role in language brokering may …

This study aimed to untangle the mixed effects of language brokering by examining a
contextual factor (ie, parent–child alienation) and a personal attribute (ie, resilience) that …

Youth from immigrant families often translate or interpret materials for their parents who lack
proficiency in the dominant language of the mainstream society. However, evidence remains …