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The impact of multiple disadvantage on children's social and emotional difficulties
Description
This article uses data from five waves of the Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children - Footprints in Time to examine the effects of experiencing multiple disadvantage on the social and emotional outcomes of Indigenous children.
Regions in scope
National
Funding entity
Australian Government Department of Social Services
Research/evaluation entity
Australian Government Department of Social Services
