National

Child welfare services fall under the mandate of provincial and territorial governments, including a rapidly expanding system of Aboriginal child welfare authorities. This section contains material related to federal initiatives concerned with child welfare services as well as statistics compiled at the national level.

All Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect reports can be found here.

Title	Authors	Year
Does type of harm matter? A factorial survey examining the influence of child neglect on child protection decision-making	Stokes, Jackie Taylor, Julie	2014
Doing the right thing? (Re) Considering risk assessment and safety planning in child protection work with domestic violence cases	Jenney, Angelique Mishna, Faye Alaggia, Ramona Scott, Katreena	2014
Efficacy of neglect interventions for Indigenous children, families and communities	McGinn, Carrie Anna Damasse, Jean	2014
Emotional needs of Aboriginal foster parents	Brown, Jason D. Ivanova, Viktoria Mehta, Nisha Skrodzki, Donna Rodgers, Julie	2014
From the House of Commons resolution to Pictou Landing Band Council v. Canada: An update on the implementation of Jordan’s Principle	Sinha, Vandna Blumenthal, Anne	2014
Girls in residential care: From child maltreatment to trauma-related symptoms in emerging adulthood	van Vugt, Eveline Lanctot, Nadine Paquette, Genevieve Collin-Vézina, Delphine Lemieux, Annie	2014
Intimate partner abuse before and during pregnancy as risk factors for postpartum mental health problems	Desmarais, Sarah L. Pritchard, Ashley Lowder, Evan M. Janssen, Patricia A.	2014
Listen to the children: Kids impressions of Who Do You Tell (TM)	Tutty, Leslie M.	2014
Long-term depression and suicidal ideation outcomes subsequent to emancipation from foster care: Pathways to psychiatric risk in the Métis population	Kaspar, Violet	2014
Long-term depression and suicidal ideation outcomes subsequent to emancipation from foster care: Pathways to psychiatric risk in the Métis population.	Kaspar, Violet	2014