Social Exclusion

Social exclusion describes the complex processes affecting the quality of life of individuals inhibited by social, economic, political, cultural and related factors from full participation in mainstream society.

Title Authors Yearsort icon Type of Publication
Distinguishing Differences in Pathways to Resilience Among Canadian Youth

Ungar, Michael
Brown, Marion
Liebenberg, Linda
Cheung, Maria
Levine, Kathryn

 2008 Journal article
Y a-t-il un lien entre le décrochage scolaire et le décrochage social chez les jeunes présentant des troubles de comportement?

Malo, Claire

 2007 Journal article
Using Popular Theatre for Engaging Racialized Minority Girls in Exploring Questions of Identity and Belonging

Lee, Jo-Anne
De Finney, Sandrina

 2005 Journal article
The Importance of Parents and Other Caregivers to the Resilience of High-risk Adolescents

Ungar, Michael

 2004 Journal article
A Constructionist Discourse on Resilience: Multiple Contexts, Multiple Realities among At-Risk Children and Youth

Ungar, Michael

 2004 Journal article
Young Offenders and Their Communities: Reframing the Institution as an Extension of the Community

Ungar, Michael
Teram, Eli
Picketts, John

 2001 Journal article
The Myth of Peer Pressure: Adolescents and Their Search for Health-Enhancing Identities

Ungar, Michael

 2000 Journal article