Creativity Aids in the Application of the Safe and Together Model

By Kristen Selleck, MSW National Training and Consultation Director In order to maintain the safety and well-being of children with limited resources and following policies and […]

March 10, 2010

Published by David on March 10, 2010

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The language of child safety

By Kristen Selleck, MSW National Training and Consultation Director Professionals who work in the domestic violence and child welfare fields use language that others outside these […]

September 29, 2009

Published by David on September 29, 2009

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Domestic violence training for supervisors produces some positive results

by David Mandel “In child welfare cases involving domestic violence, supervision plays a critical role in determining the quality and consistency of case practice. The expectations […]

July 22, 2009

Published by David on July 22, 2009

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Assessing for domestic violence is important for worker safety

by David Mandel Assaults against child welfare workers are generally rare but I recently came in contact with a case where the worker was assaulted by […]

April 11, 2009

Published by David on April 11, 2009

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Partnering with Survivors at the Core of Keeping Children Safe

"The yardstick is flawed because it is based on inaccurate assumptions which place unnecessary barriers to collaboration between child welfare and survivors."

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Creativity Aids in the Application of the Safe and Together Model

The language of child safety

Domestic violence training for supervisors produces some positive results

Assessing for domestic violence is important for worker safety

Partnering with Survivors at the Core of Keeping Children Safe

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