RT @prof_suyeongkim: In immigrant families, stress doesn’t live in one person. When teens feel cultural pressure, it affects their parents.….

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It's almost that time again. Back to school means big changes for middle schoolers! Parents—ask questions, set routines, and show up. You've got this! 💬📚 #BackToSchool #ParentTips

Discover the latest job openings on the SRA Career Center where research professionals search for their next great opportunity! Your next career move could be just a click away. Explore opportunities today: #SRA #AdolescentResearch

RT @develadolescent: In July, our co-executive director, Andrew Fuligni, spoke at a webinar on the science of #contribution hosted by @thes….

Sorry for the confusion! . The due date has been extended to August 15th. We hope to see you there. ✨

The latest SRA blog dives into "Mindfulness Interventions to Address Test Anxiety", check it out here: #SRA #AdolescentResearch #Blogs

📣 Abstract Submissions DUE TODAY!.Share your latest adolescent research at the SRA 2026 Biennial Meeting in Toronto. 🗓️ Deadline: August 1, 2025.📍 Meeting: April 15–18, 2026. Submit now: .#SRA2026 #AdolescentResearch #CallForAbstracts

Adolescents with intellectual disabilities are less likely to experience warm, reciprocal friendships. These findings highlight differences in friendship development and the role of social skills and behavior in shaping peer relationships. 🔗 Read more:

We can’t prevent what we don’t talk about. Adolescent girls with physical disabilities are twice as likely to experience sexual violence. Know the signs. Start the conversation. Be the difference. 🔗 Read more:

Did you know that youth with disabilities face numerous barriers when seeking employment?. Link to read article:

Decision-making skills matter!.Adolescents with disabilities often face challenges when navigating peer pressure. This study shows that with support, they can build stronger responses, resist risky situations, and anticipate consequences. 🔗 Read here:

Wheelchair sports allow youth to "be like any other kid, with peers who understand what it's like being in the chair a certain way" (Parent Quote). To learn more, click the link below.

How do youth with multiple identities navigate and make sense of who they are? . Click the link below to learn more:.

Today, we highlight organizations dedicated to serving youth with disabilities and their families:. Autistic Self Advocacy Network.Partners for Youth with Disabilities.The Arc.The Neurodiversity Alliance.Family Voices. Thank you for all you do to support and empower youth! .💕

Emotion recognition matters!.This study highlights the importance of integrating emotion recognition training into classrooms to support all students’ social and emotional growth. Read here:

Adolescents with mobility disabilities reported lower quality of life under stress, but support systems made all the difference. Read the article: #DisabilityPrideMonth #ProtectiveFactors #ResilienceResearch #DisabilityAwareness #YouthMentalHealth

Adolescents with physical & cognitive disabilities face barriers that increase their risk of being overweight & developing secondary conditions, underscoring the need for structural change. Read the article: #DisabilityPrideMonth #DisabilityJustice

Did you know that depression is the most common cause of disability in adolescents? . Roulston et al. (2025) explore the barriers that prevent youth from accessing mental health care. To learn more, click the link below: .

"A thought experiment: Imagine your best friend just said something hurtful to you. How do you feel?" Read the full blog here: