Sociology Digital Aspects of the Social Well-Being of Children from Migrant Families: Research Practice in the Russian Far East

The article explores the digital aspects of the social well-being of children from migrant families living in the Russian Far East in the context of global digitalization and demographic change. Special attention is given to the analysis of digital practices such as communication via social networks, the use of messengers, educational resources, and entertainment platforms, as well as their role in the processes of socialization and adaptation of children in migration settings. The paper presents the results of interviews with children and their parents, revealing specific patterns of interaction with the digital environment depending on cultural traditions, age, and migration experience. The author emphasizes the importance of balancing parental control with granting children digital freedom, as well as the need to develop strategies for protecting children online. The findings of the study can be used to inform social support policies for migrant children and to create conditions for their successful integration into host communities.