Strong emphasis on communal living and respect for elders.

Strong emphasis on 'la belle-famille' (extended family) and a higher rate of common-law relationships.

Deep respect for elders and their role in decision-making is a core family value.

Family meals are important for connection and communication.

Family solidarity, where family members support each other, is highly valued.

It increases the burden of family caregiving.

Poverty and lack of access to resources, as well as the impact of HIV/AIDS.

While the nuclear family was the norm, modern French society sees a greater diversity in family structures, including blended families.

Hospitality and welcoming guests are important family values.

Integration into Quebec society and maintaining their cultural identity.

Family is the core of society, more than just relatives.

Traditions transmit values from generation to generation.

The experience and wisdom of elders are highly valued.

Migration impacts family structure, dynamics, and values.

Nuclear families are parents and children; extended include other relatives.

Women's roles have evolved, challenging traditional stereotypes.

Families contribute through participation and responsibilities.

Urbanization influences family dynamics and opportunities.

Social media affects communication and connections within families.

Families face challenges like globalization and migration.

Values: Fundamentales para entender la cultura

Challenges: Problemas que enfrentan las familias

Stereotypes: Evita generalizaciones

Roles: Funciones dentro de la familia

Ancestors: Conexión con el pasado

Immigration: Impacto en la familia y comunidad

Customs: Tradiciones familiares y culturales

Nuclear Family

Extended Family

Family citizenship