The Canadian Child Welfare Research Portal (CWRP) aggregates and disseminates practice-relevant research and information related to child welfare in Canada.
If you or someone you know need child services, please click the link below to view lists of child services and contacts in your province or territory. If you suspect a child is in immediate danger dial 911 or your local RCMP
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Découverte de lacunes dans les connaissances : risques de violence conjugale et facteurs de protection chez les jeunes après leur placement - https://t.co/gXRVcBPTFE
Identification of a Gap in Knowledge: Risks and Protective Factors of Intimate Partner Violence for Youth Transitioning out of Foster Care - https://t.co/f1EIUqQMP8
New Research Watch!
Promising Results From A Preliminary Evaluation Of A Child Welfare Parenting Intervention For Parents With Intellectual Disabilities.
By Nico Trocme @proftroc
https://t.co/AfgJg9Eqpo
The 2018 First Nations Ontario Incidence Study has arrived!
Mashkiwenmi-Daa Noojimowin: Let’s Have Strong Minds For The Healing: First Nations Ontario Incidence Study Of Reported Child Abuse And Neglect-2018
https://t.co/iAYQczebCV
Join @cblackst @anneslevesque @Pam_Palmater LIVE today at 4pm ET today - National Indigenous Peoples Day - to catch up on Canada's litigation against First Nations children in care & what you can do to help kids! I heard a rumour @SpiritBear might join! https://t.co/STCu6uQrsy
We love the grey lit as it tells us more about what is happening on the ground in child welfare services and amplifies the voices of those involved by those services. It's also an invaluable tool for #PolicyAdvocacy, #PolicyDevelopment and holding #policymakers accountable.
In 2019, Elders in consult with the province of #Alberta, designed a framework for working with Indigenous children and families called the Indigenous Cultural Understanding Framework (ICUF), outlined in this #policy manual.
https://t.co/e68s77mhTK
And @gabbylindstrom and @peter_choate article, Nistawatsiman: Rethinking Assessment Of Aboriginal Parents For Child Welfare Following The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, calls for culturally appropriate parental assessments in youth protection. https://t.co/b13O1Ep49l
The CWRP has been reviewing the literature on the impacts of residential schools on First Nations children and families since the remains of #215children were discovered at the former residential school at Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation.
@CindyBlackstock's article, Residential Schools: Did They Really Close or Just Morph Into Child Welfare?, is a reminder that the colonial frameworks that created the residential schools are still in place today in First Nations child welfare. https://t.co/SppqPs4v2B
The final report of the Special Commission on the Rights of the Child and Youth Protection in Quebec has been released (en français seulement) and and can be viewed here: https://t.co/6ecKowmvRp
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