Cultivating resilience among Hong Kong's underprivileged ethnic minority groups in the face of a pandemic through a social justice lens Available to Purchase

Gizem Arat is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Policy at Lingnan University. Her research interests include social justice-oriented resilience and promotion of multiculturalism in East Asian region. Her recent research projects focus on the promotion of social inclusion of asylum seekers/refugees in Hong Kong and promotion of resilience of teaching staff serving ethnic minority students.

Suna Eryigit-Madzwamuse is an associate professor in the Faculty of Education (Educational and Counseling Psychology and Special Education) at the University of British Columbia. She served as the Deputy Director of the Centre for Resilience for Social Justice at the University of Brighton from 2017 until her move to Vancouver in 2022. Her current research focuses on understanding the risk and protective mechanisms of children and young people's development and well-being. She adopts longitudinal methodologies, and aims to transfer this knowledge into practice by designing and testing resilience-focused early intervention strategies through program development and evaluation.

Angie Hart is a Professor of Child, Family and Community Health in the School of Sport and Health Sciences and the director of the of the Centre of Resilience for Social Justice (CRSJ) at the University of Brighton. She undertakes participatory research into inequalities in health and social care in relation to children and families, especially in relation to resilience. Angie teaches on professional courses for health and social care practitioners and coordinates a large group of PhD students working on resilience and inequalities.