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Interviewing Youth in Care
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I am working with researchers at the University of Calgary in Calgary,
Alberta interested in interviewing youth currently involved with child
welfare services to gain a clearer understanding of their experiences.
For example one study aims to examine factors related to maltreatment
disclosures among adolescents. Following notification of funding and
ethics approval, we experienced some challenges in receiving permission
from some government jurisdictions to allow us to interview adolescents
in the care of the state. We are aware of some research initiatives that
have used this approach in Canada including the Looking After Children
initiatives, and are interested in compiling information about other
research involving interviewing with young people in care. Any
information on studies that you or your colleagues have conducted
(sample size, age of participant, study aim, study design) or any
reports, published articles, or book chapters would assist us in
providing further evidence on the feasibility and utility of this
approach. Thanks, Bruce
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Bruce MacLaurin,
Assistant Professor,
Faculty of Social Work,
University of Calgary,
2500 University Drive, NW,
Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4
Tel: (403) 220-4698
Fax: (403) 282-7269
Email: bmaclaur@ucalgary.ca
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