Canadian Research

The Canadian Research section summarizes published child welfare studies that have been conducted in Canada. Browse over 20 years of Canadian Child Welfare research below.

Canadian Research Publications

Title Year
Research Brief: Resilience, Mental Health and Family Violence
MacMillan, Harriet L.; Wathen, C. Nadine
 2014
High prevalence of exposure to the child welfare system among street-involved youth in a Canadian setting: Implications for policy and practice
Barker, Brittany; Kerr, Thomas; Alfred, Gerald Taiaiake; Fortin, Michelle; Nguyen, Paul; Wood, Evan; DeBeck, Kora
 2014
Does type of harm matter? A factorial survey examining the influence of child neglect on child protection decision-making
Stokes, Jackie; Taylor, Julie
 2014
Dating violence among child welfare involved youth: Results from the Maltreatment and Adolescent Pathway (MAP) longitudinal study
Tanaka, Masako; Wekerle, Christine
 2014
Emotional needs of Aboriginal foster parents
Brown, Jason D.; Ivanova, Viktoria; Mehta, Nisha; Skrodzki, Donna; Rodgers, Julie
 2014
A troubled group? Adolescents in a Canadian child welfare sample
Fast, Elizabeth; Trocmé, Nico; Fallon, Barbara; Ma, Jennifer
 2014
The "Good Enough" Parent: Implications for Child Protection
Choate, Peter W.; Engstrom, Sandra
 2014
Urgent protection versus chronic need: Clarifying the dual mandate of child welfare services across Canada
Trocmé, Nico; Kyte, Alicia; Sinha, Vandna; Fallon, Barbara
 2014
The use of mapping in child welfare investigations: A strength-based hybrid intervention
Lwin, Kristen; Versanov, Avi; Cheung, Connie; Goodman, Deborah; Andrews, Nancy
 2014
Subtypes of exposure to intimate partner violence within a Canadian child welfare sample: Associated risks and child maladjustment
Gonzalez, Andrea; MacMillan, Harriet; Tanaka, Masako; Jack, Susan M.; Tonmyr, Lil
 2014