… How societal responses to COVID-19 could contribute to child neglect How societal responses to COVID-19 could contribute to child neglect A. Bérubé, M.-È. Clément, … made to protect their community members from the virus could have created contexts of child neglect. With the …

… How societal responses to COVID-19 could contribute to child neglect How societal responses to COVID-19 could contribute to child neglect A. Bérubé, M.-È. Clément, … made to protect their community members from the virus could have created contexts of child neglect. With the …

… The U.S. is Ending its Pandemic Border Rules. It Could Mean a Surge in Migration The U.S. is Ending its Pandemic Border Rules. It Could Mean a Surge in Migration Laurel Wamsley - NPR 01 Apr … Article … The U.S. is Ending its Pandemic Border Rules. It Could Mean a Surge in Migration Laurel Wamsley - NPR 01 Apr …

… child welfare system was already failing. The pandemic could weaken it further. America’s child welfare system was already failing. The pandemic could weaken it further. Roxanna Asgarian - Vox 26 Mar 2020 … child welfare system was already failing. The pandemic could weaken it further. Roxanna Asgarian - Vox 26 Mar 2020 …

… warning that initiating new adoptions during emergency could lead to corruption or abuse of children JCICS issues … warning that initiating new adoptions during emergency could lead to corruption or abuse of children Joint Council … national emergency. Initiating new adoptions at this time could open the door to corruption and abuse of children. …

… percentage of youth who identified as non-binary, results could not always be reported separately. Additionally, trends could only be reported for males and females as these were … percentage of youth who identified as non-binary, results could not always be reported separately. Additionally, trends …

… when intervening with children in residential care could help strengthen their emotion regulation competencies, … when intervening with children in residential care could help strengthen their emotion regulation competencies, … experiences, such as responsive caregiving, children could develop more cognitive flexibility (Curran & Andersen, …

… accelerated reciprocal adaptation process and intervention could apply across resource-constrained settings. File … accelerated reciprocal adaptation process and intervention could apply across resource-constrained settings. Keywords … well-being (Feinberg et al., 2021). While some communities could quickly adapt— switching to telehealth, online …

… in orphanages. With adequate support, many children could return to family- and community-based care, and at-risk families could be strengthened to prevent separation in the first … the Cost of Children’s Rights 5 = 540,000 Haitian children could be supported to go to school. At least 200,000 children …

… that can induce depression, anxiety, and aggression and could create long-lasting negative impacts and reduce their … massive deportations due to federal immigration policies could overburden the child welfare system with an influx of … that can induce depression, anxiety, and aggression and could create long-lasting negative impacts and reduce their …