1. Prevent Child Abuse America A notfor-profit organization that has worked for over 25 years with local, state, and national groups Category Society Issues child abuse Prevention......Prevent child abuse America was established in 1972 to build a nationwidecommitment to preventing all forms of child abuse. Our http://www.preventchildabuse.org/

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2. Child Abuse: Statistics, Research, And Resources Discussion and presentations of statistics on child abuse, especially child sexual abuse. http://www.jimhopper.com/abstats/

C HILD A BUSE: S TATISTICS, R ESEARCH, AND R ESOURCES By Jim Hopper, Ph.D. (last revised 2/7/2003) I am a researcher and therapist with a doctorate (Ph.D.) in clinical psychology. I have conducted survey research on rates of child abuse. I have also studied the lasting effects of child abuse - initially the psychological and behavioral effects in men, more recently the effects on memory and biology. I am a licensed clinical psychologist, and for thirteen years I have been a therapist to men and women abused in childhood, providing individual and group treatment. In my work as a Research Associate at the Boston University School of Medicine and The Trauma Center in Brookline, Massachusetts, I investigate the effects of child abuse and other traumas on people who have been diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). My main areas of interest are the characteristics of traumatic memories, effects of trauma on biological systems involved in emotion regulation, and how effective biological and psychological treatments may not only reduce symptoms but alter biology. If you are interested in my professional services , which include psychotherapy, talks, workshops, and consultations, please visit that page.

3. National Clearinghouse On Child Abuse And Neglect Information A service of the Children's Bureau, Washington, DCCategory Society Issues Violence and Abuse Family Violence......The National Clearinghouse on child abuse and Neglect information is a resource forprofessionals and others seeking information on child abuse and neglect and http://www.calib.com/nccanch/

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search Search: Need tips? The Clearinghouse is a national resource for professionals and others seeking information on child abuse and neglect and child welfare. A Service of the Children's Bureau Administration for Children and Families Department of Health and Human Services For more information, contact: National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information 330 C Street, SW Washington, DC 20447 Phone: (800) 394-3366 or (703) 385-7565 Fax: (703) 385-3206 Updated on April 4, 2003 by webmaster_nccanch@calib.com

4. End Child Abuse National Committee to Prevent child abuse, 332 South Michigan Ave., Suite 1600, Chicago, Illinois What to do if you suspect child abuse http://www.childabuse.org/

childabuse.org break the cycle of abuse and neglect Site sponsored by NBA Tennyson Center for Children at Colorado Christian Home Visit us at www.coloradochristianhome.org 7 Tips IMPORTANT NEWS About Our Name Change SUPPORTERS (photo album) MISSION ABOUT US KIDS' STORIES FOR PARENTS ... EVENTS You are visitor: Your Comments, Questions and Suggestions are Invited! Time to Support Children Today By Bob Cooper Executive Director NBA Tennyson Center for Children at Colorado Christian Home I am dismayed that in times of economic strength children are usually placed at the end of the line by our governmental leaders and in times of economic stress the children move to the front of that same line as cuts are being contemplated. Our recent history right here in Colorado confirms this. Colorado's current budget crisis has resulted in no increase in rates of reimbursement to Tennyson Center for Children for serving Colorado's most troubled children. This means that when combined with similar neglect of children in budget years since 1997, Tennyson Center for Children receives about 6% more than we did in 1996. I think you all know that the costs in virtually any industry you look at have increased more than 6% in 7 years! Fortunately for the children we serve, we have you! Without your financial support the children would not be getting the education and treatment they need and deserve, and their families would be struggling along in the same destructive patterns that result in abuse and neglect.

5. Child Abuse Prevention Network Internet Center for professionals working in the field of child abuse and neglect. See their index of services and mailing lists. The child abuse Prevention Network . the World Wide Internet Nerve Center http://child.cornell.edu/

The Child Abuse Prevention Network Nerve Center for child abuse professionals on the Internet. Very rich Child Abuse resources are built here by some of the most important child abuse prevenion organizations in the world. Over 10,000 child abuse prevention specialists visit us every month. Become a members of the Child Abuse Prevention Network! Go to the Child Abuse Prevention Network Home Page! Sponsored by LifeNET, Inc! Try our CONTENTS PAGE and meet our child abuse prevention partners! Look here for the BEST BOOKMARKS in the child abuse field. Already know us? JUMP to our child abuse Home Page

6. Childhelp USA® National Website one of the largest and oldest national nonprofits dedicated to the treatment and prevention of child abuse and neglect. http://www.childhelpusa.org/

About Us Report Abuse You Can Help Abuse Info ... For Employees Search this site Childhelp USA is one of the largest and oldest national non-profits dedicated to the treatment and prevention of child abuse and neglect. Since its founding in 1959 by Sara O'Meara and Yvonne Fedderson, the organization has directly provided help and hope to millions of children and adults whose lives have been traumatized by child abuse. In addition to the Childhelp USA National Child Abuse Hotline, 1-800-4-A-CHILD , the charity directly serves abused children through residential treatment facilities, child advocacy centers, group homes, foster care, preschool programs (including Head Start), child abuse prevention programs, and community outreach. As a private 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit, Childhelp USA

7. SCAN SPLASH Initiative of the family life development center, providing information and resources related to child abuse and neglect. The child abuse Prevention Network . the World Wide Internet Nerve Center http://www.efn.org/~scan

S.C.A.N. One Man's Campaign Since October 13, 1975 from Donora, Pennsylvania and Portland, Oregon **Main page is downloading, Please wait 10 seconds!** Paul McLaughlin

8. Welcome To Child Abuse Prevention Services child abuse Prevention Services (CAPS) is a not for profit, volunteer organization founded in 1982 to respond to the http://www.kidsafe-caps.org/

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9. National Data Archive On Child Abuse And Neglect A US child abuse and neglect data archive serving researchers performing secondary analysis with Category Society Issues Children, Youth and Family child abuse...... Institute. Researchers looking for child abuse statistics shouldread the NDACAN Frequently Asked Questions. Recent Datasets. US http://www.ndacan.cornell.edu/

A resource since 1988, NDACAN promotes scholarly exchange among researchers in the child maltreatment field. NDACAN acquires microdata from leading researchers and national data collection efforts and makes these datasets available to the research community for secondary analysis. NDACAN supports information-sharing through its electronic mailing list and Updata newsletter and provides training opportunities to researchers through conference workshops and its annual Summer Research Institute Researchers looking for child abuse statistics should read the NDACAN Frequently Asked Questions Recent Datasets U.S. adoption and foster care databases for 2000 ( AFCARS Neighborhood and Household Factors in the Etiology of Child Maltreatment by Jill Korbin and Claudia Coulton ( Dataset #94 National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being ( NSCAW A Comparative Study of the Use and Effectiveness of Different Risk Assessment Models in CPS Decision Making Processes ( Dataset #84 A service of the Children's Bureau U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

10. Canadian Society For The Investigation Of Child Abuse The Canadian Society for the Investigation of child abuse was formed in 1985 in response to a growing need for a http://www.csica.zener.com/

Canadian Society for the Investigation of Child Abuse (CSICA) The Canadian Society for the Investigation of Child Abuse was formed in 1985 in response to a growing need for a coordinated, professional approach to child sexual abuse investigations. Major activities of the Society include training child sexual abuse investigators, and responding to the needs of abused children particularly in the area of child witness court preparation. The Board of Directors of this non-profit Society is made up of police officers, child welfare workers, Alberta Justice counsel and Crown Prosecutors, and treatment specialists. The Society was originally known as the Calgary Society for the Investigation of Child Sexual Abuse, but the name was changed in 1994 to reflect the growing mandate of the Society. The Society has presented conferences, seminars, and workshops on the subject of child abuse. It has also been involved in joint training workshops on the investigation of child sexual abuse for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers and child welfare workers. Click on the icons below to see more details about the major projects and programs of the Society regarding child witness court preparation and investigating child sexual abuse.

11. National Council On Child Abuse & Family Violence National Council on child abuse and Family Violence in Washington, DC is the Secretariat for the International Network on Family Violence addressing child abuse, spouse/partner abuse(domestic violence), and elder abuse. http://nccafv.org

Welcome to the website of the National Council on Child Abuse and Family Violence (NCCAFV) and its American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence Updated 25 March 2003 Please use drop down menu to select topic: Latest News Child Abuse Spouse/Partner Abuse Elder Abuse NCCAFV's Programs NCCAFV's Poster Gallery INFORUM Newsletter About NCCAFV Celebrity Support NCCAFV's Annual Report To Contact NCCAFV To E-mail NCCAFV To Contribute to NCCAFV Related Websites HOME Click Here to Contribute Online by VISA, MasterCard or American Express Credit Card. Your gift to the National Council and the American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence is income tax deductible to the extent provided by Federal and State Law. Thank you for your generous support. If you or someone you know is a victim of spouse/partner abuse (domestic violence), call ... Facts about Spouse/Partner Abuse Latest News From NCCAFV i Scroll Down i Go to INFORUM Newsletter for News Archive) ANNOUNCING The Second WORLD CONGRESS ON FAMILY VIOLENCE Protecting Every Generation ...sharing solutions that prevent child abuse

12. Prevent Child Abuse Iowa This site works to end child abuse through parent education, home visitor, sexual abuse prevention, young parents programs, and crisis child care. http://www.pcaiowa.org

Homicides of Iowa's Young Children Annual reports of Iowa's Child Death Review Team show that 60 of this state's young children were homicide victims from 1995-2000. PCA Iowa's Fall 2002 newsletter reviews how these children died, who was responsible for their deaths, and what can be done to prevent future homicides. To read this article and other news, click here Iowa Child Abuse Cases Soar- National Rate Also Rises In 2001, the number of accepted child abuse cases in Iowa climbed sharply to the highest level ever. This is the second straight large increase in confirmed child abuse. (To read about this increase in PCA Iowa's spring 2002 newsletter, click here The U.S. rate of child abuse also rose in 2000 for the first time in seven years. To read about this in PCA Iowa's summer 2002 newsletter

13. Child Abuse Definitions of child abuse and neglect, warning signs of an abused child or abusive parent, and a US tollfree reporting hotline. http://www.angelfire.com/fl2/ChildAbuse

14. Child Abuse Prevention Network Site provides multiple links to child abuse prevention sites, including Army Family Adovcacy Program, Category Society Issues child abuse Prevention...... Over 30,000 people concerned about child abuse prevention visit us every month. Keepin touch with new developments on the child abuse Prevention Network. http://child-abuse.com/

The Child Abuse Prevention Network Nerve Center for child abuse professionals on the Internet. Very rich Child Abuse resources are built here by some of the most important child abuse prevenion organizations in the world. Over 30,000 people concerned about child abuse prevention visit us every month. The Child Abuse Prevention Network the World Wide Internet Nerve Center for professionals in the field of child abuse and neglect. HTTP://CHILD-ABUSE.COM "CHILD MINUS ABUSE" Join Our Network! QUICK INFO About This Site Today's Child Abuse News Reporting Child Abuse Professionals' E-Mail Lists ... Featured Site: Prevent Child Abuse America PREVENTION! Prevent Child Abuse New York Army Family Advocacy POLICY AND PRACTICE Read Our Online Book QUICK RESOURCES Best Bookmarks National Clearinghouse PARTNERS The following websites are partners in our network for prevention of child abuse. Some of these sites will open in a new window on your browser. Just close that window to return to this home page. Physician's Network NCFR-Child Fatality Review SBS CENTRAL FLDC-Cornell Family Life ... Learn about these partner sites SELF-HELP RESOURCES Survivors' Discussion Groups Survivor Issues About Us Topics ... Home The Child Abuse Prevention Network is the Internet Nerve Center for professionals in the field of child abuse and neglect. Child maltreatment, physical abuse, psychological maltreatment, neglect, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse and neglect are our key areas of concern. We provide unique and powerful tools for all workers to support the identification, investigation, treatment, adjudication, and prevention of child abuse and neglect. Originally launched as an outreach effort of the Cornell Family Life Development Center

15. Child Abuse And Fatality Resource Guide Information represents an effort to aid professionals and interested parties in conducting investigations into the deaths and abuse of children. http://www.sunlink.net/~browning/index.htm#home

16. Online Databases This database contains over 32,000 records on child abuse and neglectand child welfare issues. You can search using keywords, authors http://www.calib.com/nccanch/database/index.cfm

Skip Navigation Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search Search: Need tips? Databases The Documents Database Guide to Searching the Documents Database Search the Documents Database This database contains over 32,000 records on child abuse and neglect and child welfare issues. You can search using keywords, authors' names, and publication year. The National Organizations Database Search the National Organizations Database The Organizations Database describes national organizations that focus on child abuse and neglect or child welfare issues, have a significant child abuse and neglect/child welfare component, or have a related primary focus and can provide some information to the field. You can search this database to find contact information, a brief description of the organization, the subject areas on which it focuses, and the products and services it offers. Home Back Top For more information, contact the National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information at nccanch@calib.com Updated on March 24, 2003 by webmaster_nccanch@calib.com

17. Minnesota Center Against Violence And Abuse Homepage Offers information and resources on violence and various types of abuse. Provides links to related resources, including information about child abuse, domestic violence, violence against women, and elder abuse. http://www.mincava.umn.edu/

In Memory of Paul and Sheila Wellstone Action alerts Human rights abuses Stalking ... Resource people Resources for. . . Funding information Ritual abuse and cults Educators Gang violence ... Speakers and trainers Please sign our Guestbook and visit our other useful pages. . . About MINCAVA Alternative news resources Contact us Events calendar ... What's new File Last Modified: 11/4/02 3:46:11 PM 1995 - 2003 Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse MINCAVA 's mission is to support research, education, and access to information related to violence. MINCAVA is directed by Jeffrey L. Edleson, PhD and coordinates the following projects: MINCAVA Electronic Clearinghouse website, The Link Research Project Violence Against Women Online Resources website, and the applied research section of the VAWnet website . We are housed out of the School of Social Work at the University of Minnesota

18. Our Endangered Species - A Hard Look At How We Treat Children By Andrew Vachss ( Discussion about child abuse in our communities by author Andrew Vachss. http://www.vachss.com/av_dispatches/disp_9803_a.html

Our Endangered Species A Hard Look At How We Treat Children by Andrew Vachss Originally published in Parade Magazine , March 29, 1998 One distinguishing characteristic of highly evolved species is a long period of postnatal helplessness, when offspring are not able to fend for themselves. Another characteristic is pack behavior, a collectiveness which requires that all activity be geared to the ultimate survival of the group. Among other mammals, nonprotective parents are considered defective by other pack members. Not only will they decrease the pack's numbers through direct attacks on their own young, but they also cannot be relied upon to guard the offspring of others while pack members forage, hunt or gather. And so they are expelled. Likewise, predators within a species are not tolerated. They are banished, avoided or killed. These are not moral judgements; they are biologically driven and, among all species but our own, compelling. photo from Cummins/FPG Wolves may be predators, but they are biologically driven to protect the young within their pack. To survive, our human pack, the family, must make protecting our own a priority. Instead of blaming the "destruction of the family" for every social ill and evil, we need to face the fact that this is a self-inflicted wound. The "family" is

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20. USUHS Radiology Child Abuse WEBSITE A summary of concepts for the diagnosis, investigation, and reporting of suspected child abuse. Includes Category Society Issues Children, Youth and Family child abuse......The child abuse Referral and Education Network (CARE). A tutorialreview of the diagnosis and investigation of child abuse. From http://rad.usuhs.mil/rad/home/peds/pedindex.html

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