I can't begin to tell you how much I love these courageous women who are continuing to speak out about their abusers, who have still not been held accountable! The first video is the clip from the Today Show. Follow the second link to hear comment from Boz Tchividjian. -0 -video/mmvo1439146563666
Background: Children with disabilities are at increased risk of child maltreatment; however, there is a gap in the evidence about whether all disabilities are at equal risk and whether risk factors vary according to the type of disability.
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Methods: A population-based record-linkage study of all children born in Western Australia between 1990 and 2010. Children with disabilities were identified by using population-based registers and risk of maltreatment determined by allegations reported to the Department for Child Protection and Family Support.
Results: Although children with disabilities make up 10.4% of the population, they represent 25.9% of children with a maltreatment allegation and 29.0% of those with a substantiated allegation; however, increased risk of maltreatment was not consistent across all disability types. Children with intellectual disability, mental/behavioral problems, and conduct disorder continued to have increased risk of an allegation and substantiated allegation after adjusting for child, family, and neighborhood risk factors. In contrast, adjusting for these factors resulted in children with autism having a lower risk, and children with Down syndrome and birth defects/cerebral palsy having the same risk as children without disability.
Conclusions: The prevalence of disabilities in the child protection system suggests a need for awareness of the scope of issues faced by these children and the need for interagency collaboration to ensure children's complex needs are met. Supports are needed for families with children with disabilities to assist in meeting the child's health and developmental needs, but also to support the parents in managing the often more complex parenting environment.
Very little research has been conducted on the role of childhood adversity in child-to-parent violence. Childhood adversity places youth at risk for internalizing behaviors (i.e. anxiety and depression) and externalizing behaviors (i.e. aggression). The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships between childhood adversity, child-mother attachment, and internalizing behaviors among a sample of 80 youth who have been arrested for domestic battery against a mother. This study reported high prevalence rates of childhood adversity (mean score of 10 out of 17 events). Multiple regression analysis indicated that insecure attachment predicted depression among females (F(6, 73)=4.87, p
We believe that all people, including children, are valuable and worthy of respect and care because they are made in the image of God. The Lord Jesus himself expressed the value of children and our responsibility to protect them (Matt. 18, Mark 9).
Therefore, SIM believes that it has a responsibility as an organization, before God, to safeguard the welfare of all children within its care by earnestly striving to protect them from harm, and seriously addressing concerns and reports of possible Child Safety issues regarding:
We also want to understand the broad range of experiences children have had in accompanying their parents serving with SIM. For this purpose, we invite you to share your thoughts at any time, now or in the future, via a questionnaire. This can be filled in online at the following link (ACOM survey) or, if you prefer, there is a PDF version (ACOM survey .pdf version) you can download, complete, and return. This questionnaire will help us to care for adult children of missionaries and learn from them as we seek to care well for children of missionaries currently on the field, and those who will go in the future.
If you have adult children who spent time overseas with you while serving with SIM USA, we would appreciate it if you would share this letter with them. If you are aware of any others who lived overseas as children of SIM missionaries, please share this letter or a link to this communication with them as well.
The report indicated that Sims and Fellers were determined to be the parents of the infant and that both had been at home with the child in the early-morning hours Sunday. The report indicated that Mahony discovered during her investigation that when the couple realized the baby was in distress, Sims called her mother. When her mother came home, they drove the child to Jefferson Medical Center.
Sims and Fellers were taken into custody in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. The couple has waived extradition and will be returned to Jefferson County to be arraigned on the charges of child abuse resulting in bodily injury.
The child, just more than a month old, was transferred to a DC-area hospital and died as a result of injuries that were believed to have been the result of child abuse. Last week, those charges were upgraded, Harvey said.
The baby was rushed to Memorial Hospital, but there are still no confirmed details on her injuries. Police tell us the child will suffer long-term problems, and family members say she is blind and suffers from significant brain damage.
When school authorities reported suspected abuse of one of adult appellees' children to the Texas Department of Human Resources (Department), the Department took temporary custody of all three of appellees' minor children and instituted suit in the Harris County, Tex., Juvenile Court for their emergency protection under Title 2 of the Texas Family Code. The Juvenile Court entered an emergency ex parte order giving temporary custody to the Department. Appellees then filed a motion to modify the ex parte order, but when they were unable to obtain an immediate hearing, they filed a habeas corpus petition in Harris County rather than renewing the motion or appealing the ex parte order. The Harris County court ultimately entered an order transferring venue to the Montgomery County Juvenile Court, and, at the Harris County judge's direction, the Department filed another suit, which was also transferred to Montgomery County, while temporary custody of the children was continued in the Department. Rather than attempting to expedite a hearing in the Montgomery County court, appellees filed an action in Federal District Court, broadly challenging the constitutionality of the interrelated parts of Title 2's statutory scheme defining the contours of the parent-child relationship and the permissible areas and modes of state intervention. The District Court denied appellees a temporary restraining order, but later held that the state court's temporary orders had expired and that the children had to be returned to their parents. The Department then filed a new suit in the Montgomery County court, which issued a show-cause order and writ of attachment ordering that the child suspected of being abused be delivered to the temporary custody of his grandparents. Appellees countered by filing in the Federal District Court a second application for a temporary restraining order addressed to the Montgomery County Juvenile Court, and this was granted. A three-judge District Court thereafter preliminarily enjoined the Department and other defendants from filing or prosecuting any state suit under the challenged state statutes until a final determination by the three-judge court. Subsequently, this determination was made, the court concluding that abstention under the doctrine of Younger v. Harris, 401 U. S. 37, was unwarranted because the litigation was "multifaceted,"
(a) The basic concern -- the threat to our federal system posed by displacement of state courts by those of the National Government -- is applicable not only to state criminal proceedings but also to civil proceedings in which important state interests are involved. Huffman v. Pursue, Ltd., 420 U. S. 592. As was the case in Huffman, the State here was a party to the state proceedings, and the temporary removal of a child in the child abuse context is, like the public nuisance statute involved in Huffman, "in aid of and closely related to criminal statutes." Id. at 420 U. S. 604. P. 442 U. S. 423.
(d) With respect to appellees' argument that delay in affording them a hearing in state court made Younger abstention inappropriate, the federal injunction did, in fact, address the state proceeding, and it was unnecessary to obtain release of the children, as they had already been placed in appellees' custody pursuant to federal court order. Gerstein v. Pugh, 420 U. S. 103, distinguished. Furthermore, such argument cannot be distinguished from conventional claims of bad faith and other sources of irreparable harm; in this case, the state authorities' conduct evinced no bad faith, and, while there was confusion, confusion is not bad faith. Pp. 442 U. S. 430-432.
Younger, supra, at 401 U. S. 53. Unless it were held that every attachment issued to protect a child creates great, immediate, and irreparable harm warranting federal court intervention, it cannot be properly concluded that, with the state proceedings here in the posture they were at the time of the federal action, federal intervention was warranted. Pp. 442 U. S. 432-435.
Fellers and Sims are each charged with the death of a child by child abuse as a parent. A conviction for such a charge involves a minimum prison sentence and incarceration of 15 years, and a possible life sentence in prison.
Although it has been established that children are abused in a number of settings across the globe, most research into child maltreatment has been carried out in Western nations. While emerging evidence indicates that males may be more likely than females to experience harsh physical maltreatment in certain countries [5], data on gender differences in emotional maltreatment and neglect appears to be mixed [1, 6, 7]. Also, research from high income nations suggests that children experience substantially higher rates of maltreatment when living in a family with a single parent, a step-parent or parents who have substance abuse problems [6, 8]. These risk factors may appear to be less significant in some Asian cultures where cohabiting, divorce, or single parenthood is still relatively low [9]. For example, Choo et al (2011) [9] found no association between rates of parental divorce, single parents or step-parenting, or (apparent) parental drug use with different types of maltreatment or multiple victimization; while Ma et al (2011) found similar results where family structure had no influence on physical maltreatment [10]. Indeed, as research progresses, contrasts in maltreatment risk profiles are being observed between Western and Asian regions [11]. There is growing international interest in developing evidence based prevention programs, guided by empirical data on the extent of maltreatment and its risk factors in different populations [12]. It is therefore necessary to determine similar and/or differential risks, which would contribute towards understanding the factors influencing maltreatment, enabling the identification and targeting of appropriate and specific preventative measures. be457b7860
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