Library Resources
A
selected list of sources on Child Abuse
Terms to browse the PAC at: CHILD ABUSE, ABUSED CHILDREN,
SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN
Vertical
File: Child abuse
Public
Programs
Child
Abuse : awareness information for people in the workplace.
Ottawa - Health Canada,1995 – guide for different presentations
about reporting child abuse – N.B. other material nearby
– GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT ASK AT REFERENCE DESK UNACCESSIONED
H72-21/128
Child
maltreatment data collection and related issues: selected bibliography.
Ottawa : National Clearinghouse on Family Violence, 1997. –
catalogue of publications on sexual, psychological and physical
child abuse and abstracts - GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT ASK AT REFERENCE
DESK. UNACCESSIONED H49-110.
Meston,
John. Child Abuse and neglect prevention programs. Ottawa:
Vanier Institute of the Family,1993 – useful listings of
associations and services – REFERENCE ROOM REF 362.7 M586
E
Moorehead
, Caroline Betrayal: a report on violence toward children
in today’s world. New York: Doubleday,1990. –
report of lives of abused children around the world and the
resources available to them - ADULT DEPT. NON-FICTION 362.7004
B551
Violence
in the family
Camden, Elizabeth If he comes back he’s mine ; a mother’s
story of child abuse. Toronto: Women’s Press, c1984
– autobiographical account of a woman who battered her
child - ADULT DEPT. NON-FICTION 362.7044 C179 9C
Kurland,
Morton L. , Coping with family violence. New York: Rosen
Publishing Group, 1990 easy to understand examination of violence
in the family - causes and effects – moves toward prevention
and resolution - ADULT DEPT. NON-FICTION 362.82 K96
Pillari,
Vimala, Scapegoating in families: intergenerational patterns
of physical and emotional abuse. New York : Brunner/Mazel
, c1991. – effect on children of scapegoating – ADULT
DEPT. NON-FICTION 618.92 P641
Child
Sexual Abuse
- Steed,
Judy. Our little secret: confronting child sexual abuse in
Canada. Toronto: Random House, 1994. – Bringing sexual
abuse in Canada into the open - ADULT DEPT. NON-FICTION 362.7
S813
The invisible
boy: revisioning the victimization of male children and teens.
Ottawa : health Canada, 1997. – analysis of statistics
regarding sexual abuse of male children and teens – designed
to provoke thought - GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT ASK AT REFERENCE DESK
UNACCESSIONED H72-21 143
Bibliography
of periodical articles about child abuse
“Are
your kids safe? From hockey to schools to scouting, the hunt
is on for sexual predators” Macleans February 10 ’97
cover 42-6
“Brazil
and UNICEF join to end child prostitution.” UN Chronicle
v 34 no 4 p56 ’97
“
Day in the life:… the grim reality of child abuse is captured
in the stories of tormented kids and the men and women who work
to protect them.” People Weekly December15 ’97 cover
48-50
“Fragile,
handle with care : shaken baby syndrome can cause blindness,
developmental delays and permanent brain damage.” Newsweek
Spring, Summer ’97 p33
“Martial
madness: kickboxing in Thailand is a traditional art, but in
its exploitation of children, it also a disturbing one.”
Sports Illustrated July 14 ’97 p60-9, 73
“My
14-year-old daughter tells me that a teacher has kissed and
groped. What should we do?” Chatelaine (Eng) December ’98
p26, 28
“Striking
a nerve: a child pornography ruling may be overturned.”
Maclean’s February 1 ’99 p27
“Taking
a stand: an ER rule of thumb: be suspicious of parents with
an injured child who want to leave quickly ( child neglect and
child abuse). Discover July ’97 p36,38+
“You
must remember this: - war raging around recovered memories.”
Chatelaine (Eng) September ’97 p40 –1, 43+
The crimebusters
who save kids (Fighting the Internet related child molestation
and child pornography)” Ladies Home Journal November ’97
p176+
