PartI: Contexts of Youth’s Lives -- 1.Immigrant and Refugee Youth Mental Health in Canada:A Scoping Review of Empirical Literature -- 2.Precarious Status: Youth Mental Health at the Intersections of Identity and Migration -- 3.Dancing Bodies, Flying Souls: The Mental Health Impacts of Pedophilia Inflicted on Afghan Boys in Afghanistan -- 4.Youth Experiences of Cultural Identity and Migration: A Systems Perspective -- 5.Redefining Cyber Sexual Violence Against Emerging Young Women: Towards Conceptual Clarity -- Part II:Mental Health -- 6.Why am I still here? The Impact of Survivor Guilt on the Mental Health and Settlement Process of Refugee Youth -- 7.The Effects of Intersectional Stigma and Discrimination on the Mental Well-Being of Black, LBQ, Female Youth 18–25 Years Old -- 8.Exploring Youth Mental Health and Addictions at the Intersection of Food Insecurity and Gender -- 9.The Role of Worries in Mental Health and Well-being in Adolescence in Portugal -- 10.Eating disorders amongst second-generation Canadian South Asian female youth: An intersectionality approach toward exploring cultural conflict, dual-identity, and mental health -- Part III: Hope -- 11.Public Numbers, Private Pain: What’s hidden behind the disproportionate removal of Black children and youth from families by Ontario child welfare? -- 12.SOS – Supporting Our Sisters: Narratives from the Margins -- 13.The Effect of Music Intervention Program on Self-Esteem and Aggression in the Korean Middle School Male Students with Maladjustment Problem -- 14.Resistance in Relationship: Mothers’ armoring of their adolescent daughters living with facial difference -- 15.Contested Integration: Class, Race and Education of Second and Third-Generation Minority Youth, Through the Prism of Critical Pedagogy -- Part IV: Power -- 16.Education pathways: policy implications for refugee youth in Germany and Canada -- 17.When Youth get Mad through a Critical Course on Mental Health -- 18.Turning the tide: An ethnographic study of children’s experiences following the death of their father in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) -- Part V: Resilience -- 19.Suffering as “Symptom”: Psychiatry and Refugee Youth -- 20.Teaching English as an Additional Language (EAL) to Refugees: Trauma and Resilience -- 21.Hip Hop and NGOs: Rwandan Youth Building Sites of Resilience and Resistance -- 22.Youth Resilience and Social Capital in a Disadvantaged Neighborhood: A Constructionist Interpretive Approach -- 23.Using PhotoVoice to Understand the Neighbourhood Impact on Immigrant Youth’s Mental Health and Well-being -- 24.Stress, Resilience and Mental Health: Perspectives from a longitudinal study of immigrant and refugee youth in Canada.