RE: Child neglect statistics -CALIFORNIA

["Niki Delson" <niki@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have been interested in how maltreatment effects conscience development, as well as exploring conscience development in sexual offenders. I have been intrigued by the work of Dr. Barbara Stillwell and Matthew Galvin at Indiana's University. ( I have a list of their published works if anyone is interested. Matt Galvin just sent me an announcement of a new electronic journal on the subject www.medlib.iupui.edu/conscience/  called Conscience Works.

 

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From: Mattanamcara@xxxxxxx [mailto:Mattanamcara@xxxxxxx]
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Subject: Conscience Resource

Dear Niki : 

Please forward the 
following announcement to any persons and/or students of conscience you think 
may be interested.

Thanks, Matt.

I am an educator, researcher and 
physician-therapist in the area of biopsychosocial sequelae of maltreatment. My 
colleagues and I at the Indiana University Conscience Project are interested in 
establishing communications with those of you who have a particular interest in 
conscience topics such as the effects of maltreatment upon the formation and 
functioning of conscience. Some of our work has been published in the 
International Journal of Child Abuse and Neglect but for a more recent review 
and overview which can not be accomodated in journal form, we invite interested 
persons to visit the inaugural volume of the journal Conscience Works, 
electronically published by The Indiana University Conscience Project at 

                         
www.medlib.iupui.edu/conscience/ 

The first submission under "Theory and 
Research" is devoted to  "Conscience Sensitive Psychiatric Diagnosis in 
Maltreated Children and Adolescents." Illustrations include conscience 
drawings by maltreated children.The paper reviews and refines theory and ongoing 
research in the area of sequelae of maltreatment in domains of conscience 
development and functioning.The paper, including illustrations, while 
copyrighted, is freely available for downloading, as our object is dissemination 
and exchange of ideas in an area that is too often overlooked.  It is 
our intent to periodically review current literature and update this paper. In 
this regard we would appreciate any references of which members may know and 
consider pertinent for future inclusion in the growing bibliography Members can 
e-mail me or correspond with our editor, Dr. Meg Gaffney whose e-mail address 
appears on the home page of Conscience Works. While at the home page you 
may also wish to view The Conscience Celebration, our first conscience 
sensitive moral education offering for middle school age children in narrative 
form. A section of Conscience Works is reserved for Conscience in Ethics. 
Additional offerings with respect to conscience and maltreatment can be expected 
in future volumes.    

Sincerely, 

Matthew R. 
Galvin, M.D. 
Clinical Associate Professor 
Voluntary Faculty I.U. School 
of Medicine 
Department of Psychiatry 

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passing this along

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Subject: FAMISSUES> America's Report on Children




Anna-Mae Kobbe, Ph.D.
National Program Leader
Family Life & Human Development
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The annual America's Children report looks at 24 Key National Indicators of
Well-Being. The data tell a story of success and failure about how America
treats its children and youth - their economic security, health, behavioral
and social environment, and education. This important but underutilized
report, a collaborative effort by 20 federal agencies, is available from the
National Maternal and Child Health Clearinghouse (888-434-4624 or
nmchc@xxxxxxxxxxx) and on the web (http://childstats.gov). The attached
Commentary provides the "Cliff Notes" highlights.

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