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Clinical perspectivesGrowing Up With an Undocumented Parent in America: Psychosocial Adversity in Domestically Residing Immigrant Children
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The contents of this article have not been presented by Dr. Sidhu or Dr. Song to date, nor have they been published elsewhere. Both Dr. Sidhu and Dr. Song have given multiple American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP) Annual Meeting presentations on special immigrant populations, including immigrant youth fleeing torture and persecution as well as domestically residing immigrant youth. Both Dr. Sidhu and Dr. Song have written multiple articles on this topic as well.
Disclosure: Dr. Sidhu has received grant funding from the 2018 AACAP Advocacy and Collaboration Grant. He has received honoraria as the 2018 AACAP Hansen Review Course Co-Chair and from Tulane University Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds. He has received travel expenses from the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center and AACAP. Dr. Song has served as consultant to the International Rescue Committee, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and the TriCity Health Center. She has received honoraria from the Penn State Medical Center Department of Psychiatry Spring Symposium and Grand Rounds and the Department of Behavioral Health of Virginia Grand Rounds. She has received book royalties from Springer Nature. She has received travel expenses from the George Washington Medical Center.
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