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Reading List for Children Facing a Caregiver's Separation, Deportation, or Detention
Access the full list here.
The Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health and UMN Infant and Child Health Professionals collaborated to create this resource to support children.
Acknowledgements: Hodges, H. R., Abdi, S. M., Banegas, J. M., Doyle, C. M., Lingras, K. A., & Masten, A. S. (2026). Supporting children after a parent’s deportation or detention.
QR Blue Resources for Kids after Separation_Deportation.pngDownload this flyer to help share the reading list/guide (above) and MACMH's Supporting children after a parent’s deportation or detention resources.
"Know Your Rights: Five Things Parents Detained by ICE Should Know"
To learn more about your rights, visit this resource from the Center for Law and Social Policy. Available in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole.
"Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing: Immigrant Children and Families in Early Care & Education Settings"
Visit this resource from the Children's Equity Project at Arizona State University to learn about more ways to support children and care providers (including educators, mental health clinicans, and public health professionals).
Citation: Blevins, D., Palomino, C., Aponte, G., Powell, T., Gordon, L., Meek, S., Soto-Boykin, X., Park, M., Catherine, E., Bucher, E., Oppenheim, J., Horen, N. (April, 2025). Supporting Mental Health and Wellbeing: Immigrant Children and Families in Early Care and Education Settings. The Children’s Equity Project at Arizona State University. https://cep.asu.edu/resources/SupportingImmigrantChildrenandFamilies.
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