Research Watch

Research Watch is a monthly journal club for faculty and doctoral students interested in child welfare research. It is a joint McGill / University of Toronto initiative supported by funds from the Royal Bank of Canada. We review empirical studies published in the leading child welfare journals and select the most salient and rigorous studies to be summarized and distributed in a monthly e-newsletter.

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Title Year of Publication Reviewed By
Decolonizing Foster Care: Recommendations for Foster Parents to Promote the Cultural and Relational Roots of Indigenous Children Natalie R. Beltrano
Longitudinal sibling study suggests that traditional long-term foster care does not improve the life chances of children Rachel Gouin
Identification of a Gap in Knowledge: Risks and Protective Factors of Intimate Partner Violence for Youth Transitioning out of Foster Care Natalie R. Beltrano
Identification of a Gap in Knowledge: Risks and Protective Factors of Intimate Partner Violence for Youth Transitioning out of Foster Care Natalie R. Beltrano
Longitudinal sibling study suggests that traditional long-term foster care does not improve the life chances of children Rachel Gouin
Treatment Efficacy for alleviating Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) - related PTSD through Empowerment (HOPE) compared to Present-Centered Therapy plus Safety Planning (PCT+) Tareq Hardan and Tara Black
Positive Parenting Program’s (Triple P) effectiveness on addressing child maltreatment Tareq Hardan
About 1 in 7 children will be reported at least twice to child protection before the age of 12 in the US Mireille De La Sablonnière-Griffin
Increased risk factors with fewer service referrals? A critical mismatch found for child welfare-involved parents with an intellectual disability Carolyn O’Connor
Children’s well-being following natural disasters: PTSD and resilience Marianna Healey & Kristen Lwin