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DESCRIPTION:Black youths\, Indigenous youths\, and other youths of color de
 monstrate strength and resilience in myriad of ways. However\, they are of
 ten portrayed through narrow narratives and negative stereotypes character
 ized by lower expectations of success. These portrayals that can\, in turn
 \, generate perceptions that belonging in their racial/ethnic community is
  not aligned with reaching their future aspirations (i.e. ethnic/ideal ali
 gnment). In longitudinal\, field and experimental studies\, my research fo
 und that BIPOC students who perceive little alignment between who they asp
 ire to be and their ethnic identity tend to disengage academically. Then\,
  integrating identity-based motivation and strength-based approaches\, I w
 ill introduce a task that elicits reflections on how Black and Latinx comm
 unities view their own resilience - and examine its impact in randomized c
 ontrolled trials. Findings will be discussed in connection with systemic b
 arriers\, strengths-based approaches\, and programs to reduce disparities.
 \n\nJoin Zoom Meeting\n	https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/87360420470 \n\nFor more i
 nformation on CRCF's research seminars\, please click here.\n
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SUMMARY:Research Seminar with Régine Débrosse - Roots and Dreams: Who do yo
 ung people of color aspire to be\, and how do they perceive that their asp
 irations align with their racial/ethnic experiences?
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