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Hidden Resilience among Children and Families: Research and Policy Implications Mike Ungar

This Canadian speaker - Professor Mike Ungar spoke on 'resiliency' - a hot youth international research/policy area.

Michael Ungar, Ph.D. is a Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist with experience working directly with youth and families in child welfare, mental health, educational and correctional settings. He is now a University Research Professor and Professor of Social Work, at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada.