Child-Maltreatment-Research-L (CMRL) List Serve

Message ID: 10897

Date: 2021-01-07

Author:Elizabeth Marie Aparicio

Subject:recruiting for study on the impact of COVID-19 on parenting foster youth and parenting former foster youth

Dear Colleagues, Our team is recruiting for a new study, which will uplift the stories of parenting foster youth and former foster youth as they make it through the COVID-19 pandemic, through focus groups and PhotoVoice (a participatory action photography project). Please consider sharing this with your community partners and other contacts you think may be interested. We are especially interested in hearing from parenting foster youth/former foster youth of color given the compounded impact of racism and the pandemic. Youth will be compensated for their expertise and their time. To make sharing this research opportunity easier for you, we have included the link to our Facebook and Instagram ads. You can follow the link through your organization’s account, and share with your followers. Also, we attached a digital flyer you can send out in an email to members, youth, and anyone you think may be interested in either participating or helping us recruit. Facebook link: https://fb.watch/2ThLK9EiRG/ Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CJrjKScDaFe/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Warmly, Liz Aparicio and Svetlana Shpiegel (co-PI's) Elizabeth M. Aparicio, PhD, MSW Assistant Professor she/her/hers Department of Behavioral and Community Health School of Public Health University of Maryland 4200 Valley Dr., Suite 1234 College Park, MD 20742 Director, Community THRIVES Lab Deputy Director for Clinical Training & Intervention, University of Maryland Prevention Research Center Guest Editor, Journal of Youth and Adolescence: Sexual and Reproductive Health among Marginalized and System-Involved Youth 2020 Graduate Faculty Mentor of the Year (student video ) Office: SPH 1242V Phone: 301-405-2029 Zoom Office: https://go.umd.edu/LizAparicioZoomOffice WebEx Office: umd.webex.com/meet/aparicio Learn more about our UMD PRC here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnykKeHjrtQ

Dear Colleagues, Our team is recruiting for a new study, which will uplift the stories of parenting foster youth and former foster youth as they make it through the COVID-19 pandemic, through focus groups and PhotoVoice (a participatory action photography project). Please consider sharing this with your community partners and other contacts you think may be interested. We are especially interested in hearing from parenting foster youth/former foster youth of color given the compounded impact of racism and the pandemic. Youth will be compensated for their expertise and their time. To make sharing this research opportunity easier for you, we have included the link to our Facebook and Instagram ads. You can follow the link through your organization’s account, and share with your followers. Also, we attached a digital flyer you can send out in an email to members, youth, and anyone you think may be interested in either participating or helping us recruit. Facebook link: https://fb.watch/2ThLK9EiRG/ Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CJrjKScDaFe/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Warmly, Liz Aparicio and Svetlana Shpiegel (co-PI's) Elizabeth M. Aparicio, PhD, MSW Assistant Professor she/her/hers Department of Behavioral and Community Health School of Public Health University of Maryland 4200 Valley Dr., Suite 1234 College Park, MD 20742 Director, Community THRIVES Lab Deputy Director for Clinical Training & Intervention, University of Maryland Prevention Research Center Guest Editor, Journal of Youth and Adolescence: Sexual and Reproductive Health among Marginalized and System-Involved Youth 2020 Graduate Faculty Mentor of the Year (student video ) Office: SPH 1242V Phone: 301-405-2029 Zoom Office: https://go.umd.edu/LizAparicioZoomOffice WebEx Office: umd.webex.com/meet/aparicio Learn more about our UMD PRC here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnykKeHjrtQ