families & communities

This section contains material on socioeconomic and other family and community factors related to children and families involved with child welfare services.

Title	Authors	Year Sort ascending
Experiences of Albertan Youth 2008/2009	Child and Youth Data Laboratory	2012
Timing of First Exposure to Maternal Depression and Adolescent Emotional Disorder in a National Canadian Cohort	Naicker, Kiyuri Wickham, Maeve Colman, Ian	2012
Early childhood development: Adverse experiences and developmental health	Boivin, Michel Hertzman, Clyde Barr, Ronald G. Boyce, W. Thomas Fleming, Alison MacMillan, Harriet Odgers, Candice Sokolowski, Marla B. Trocmé, Nico	2012
Effects of individual direct-instruction tutoring on foster children's academic skills: A randomized trial	Flynn, Robert J. Marquis, Robyn A. Paquet, Marie-Pierre Peeke, Lisa M. Aubry, Tim D.	2012
Characteristics of Young Parents Investigated and Opened for Ongoing Services in Child Welfare	Fallon, Barbara Ma, Jennifer Black, Tara Wekerle, Christine	2011
Patterns of adjustment among siblings exposed to intimate partner violence	Piotrowski, Caroline C.	2011
Access visits: Perceptions of child protection workers, foster parents and children who are Crown Wards	Morrison, Janet Mishna, Faye Cook, Charlene Aitken, Gail	2011
Impact of a universal school-based violence prevention program on violent delinquency: Distinctive benefits for youth with maltreatment histories	Crooks, Claire V. Scott, Katreena Ellis, Wendy Wolfe, David A.	2011
Collaboration Between Addiction Treatment and Child Welfare Fields: Opportunities in a Canadian Context	Drabble, Laurie Poole, Nancy	2011
Cultural Worldviews of Foster Parents	Brown, Jason D. George, Natalie St. Arnault, David Sintzel, Jennifer	2011