Qualitative insights into bereavement experiences of Ethiopian siblings in immigrant families, suggesting a need for tailored support.
The findings are discussed in light of Doka's concept of disenfranchised grief. Bereaved siblings from immigrant communities experience disenfranchised grief shaped by sibling status, immigrant identity, and pre-existing family disruptions. Culturally adapted interventions are needed.
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