ArticleJournal of family psychology : JFP : journal of the Division of Family Psychology of the American Psychological Association (Division 43)2026
Neighborhood child-friendliness and parenting strategies: Community cultural wealth in a public housing community.
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- The 4Cs of Housing: Resident Perspectives on Cost, Conditions, Consistency, and Context in a Public Housing Neighborhood.Housing policy debate · 2026Article
- How poverty shapes children's home, neighborhood, and school environments: An integrative conceptual framework and review.The American psychologist · 2025Article
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Understanding the experiences of parents in public housing is crucial for supporting their well-being and their children's development. However, prior research on high-poverty neighborhoods, including public housing communities, has given limited attention to parents' experiences and perceptions and predominantly focused on neighborhood deficits rather than strengths. This qualitative study drew on in-depth interviews with 29 parents from a single public housing community in the United States. We used reflexive thematic analysis to understand perceptions of neighborhood child-friendliness, including both stressors and assets, and use of parenting strategies. Yosso's Community Cultural Wealth framework was applied to situate parenting strategies from a strengths-based perspective. We found that parents perceived
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