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Journal article
Childhood experiences, growing up “in care,” and trust: A quantitative analysis
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Brown, D.
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Information Sheet
Mobilizing Knowledge on Developmental Trauma for Adopted Children and Families in Ontario: Key Informant Perspectives IV
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Alman, Isayah
Giokas, Danielle
Filippelli, Joanne
Fallon, Barbara
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Information Sheet
Organization-Level Responses to Developmental Trauma for Adopted Children and Families in Ontario: Key Informant Perspectives III
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Alman, Isayah
Giokas, Danielle
Filippelli, Joanne
Fallon, Barbara
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Information Sheet
Service-Level Responses to Developmental Trauma for Adopted Children and Families in Ontario: Key Informant Perspectives II
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Alman, Isayah
Giokas, Danielle
Filippelli, Joanne
Fallon, Barbara
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Information Sheet
The Impact of COVID-19 on Developmental Trauma for Adopted Children and Families in Ontario: Key Informant Perspectives I
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Alman, Isayah
Giokas, Danielle
Filippelli, Joanne
Fallon, Barbara
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Information Sheet
Screening or Not Screening? Unresolved Debates on the Use of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Questionnaire in Routine Screening
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Collin-Vézina, Delphine
Brend, Denise
Fallon, Barbara
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Report
A Place Where it Feels Like Home: The Story of Tina Fontaine
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Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth
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Report
In Need of Protection: Angel’s Story
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Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth
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Report
Beyond Trauma: Disrupting Cycles, Effecting Change: 13-Year-Old Tina, 16-Year-Old Shirley, 19-Year-Old Jazmine: An Investigative Review
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Office of the Child and Youth Advocate Alberta
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Report
The case for culturally responsive services
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The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate Newfoundland and Labrador
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