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Books

Children, Families and Violence : challenges for children's rights by Katherine Covell (Editor)
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Domestic Violence and Child Protection : directions for good practice by Nicky Stanley (Editor)
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Violence and Trauma in the Lives of Children [2 Volumes] by Joy D. Osofsky (Editor); Betsy McAlister Groves (Editor)
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The Effects of Intimate Partner Violence on Children by Jennifer Zellner (Editor); Robert Geffner (Editor); Robyn Spurling Igelman (Editor)
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The effects of family violence on children: where does it hurt? by Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Safeguarding Children Living with Trauma and Family Violence by Arnon Bentovim; Antony Cox; Liza Bingley Miller; Brigid Daniel (Foreword by); Stephen Pizzey
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Domestic Violence in the Lives of Children : the future of research, intervention, and social policy by Sandra A. Graham-Bermann
Call Number: HQ 784 V55 D65 2001 Chilliwack
How Intimate Partner Violence Affects Children : developmental research, case studies, and evidence-based intervention by Sandra A. Graham-Bermann;
Call Number: HQ 784 V55 H69 2011 Chilliwack

Reports

Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACES)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Defending Childhood: Report of the Attorney General's National Task Force on Children Exposed to Violence
Enhancing Police Responses to Children Exposed to Violence: A Toolkit for Law Enforcement.
International Association of Chiefs of Police and Yale Child Study Center. (2017).
Trauma, Turmoil and Tragedy: Understanding the Needs of Children and Youth at Risk of Suicide and Self-Harm
Representative of Children and Youth, B.C.

Organizations

The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
Valuable site with many reports and overviews written by specialists in the field, such as Patricia Kerig.

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