Tomorrow's Children / Nos enfants demain: Pour une société multiculturelle - Softcover

Rose Moro, Marie

Softcover

ISBN 10: 2738122442 ISBN 13: 9782738122445

Publisher: Odile Jacob, 2010

Synopsis

Moving, migrating, leaving our homes have become increasingly common experiences. As a result, more, ever-younger children now have to cope with a variety of family structures, life-styles and social rules and a multiplicity of languages. This situation, traditionally limited to migrant families, has in a few decades become our common lot - and if we wish to help our children grow and fully develop in a multiethnic, changing and complex world, we need to learn from these migrant families.This is an appeal for adults to look at children - all children - in a new light and to stop fearing diversity.Included here are: - Concrete life stories dealing with migration, international adoption, interethnic couples, separated couples, families that travel or I'migrate.- Intercultural family histories so we can understand children's real needs and help them to grow up in a world where diversity will be the rule.- Personal stories that give a better understanding of diversity and its significant implications, for families, schools and society.Marie-Rose Moro is the author of Aimer ses enfants ici et ailleurs. A professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at the University of Paris-Descartes, she is the director of Hôpital Cochin's Maison de l'Adolescent, where she succeeded Marcel Ruffo, and the head of the department of child psychopathology at Hôpital Avicenne.

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About the Author

Marie Rose Moro est psychiatre pour enfants et adolescents, psychanalyste et professeur à l'université Paris-Descartes. Chef de service à la Maison des adolescents de Cochin (Maison de Solenn, Paris) et à l'hôpital Avicenne (Bobigny), elle a notamment publié Aimer ses enfants ici et ailleurs. Histoires transculturelles, qui a été un grand succès.

Edition details

• Publisher: Odile Jacob
• Publication date: 2010
• Language: French
• ISBN 10: 2738122442
• ISBN 13: 9782738122445
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 250