Resources
Learn more about understanding child abuse, how to respond to and report suspected child abuse, prevention methods, the impact domestic violence has on children, and further your cultural humility skills.
Vulnerable Subjects and Autonomous Actors: The Right to Sexuality Education for Disabled Under-18s
Children have a right to sexuality education, but historically disabled children have been denied this right. This case study explains that autonomy of those under…
Twenty Years of Critical Race Theory: Looking Back To Move Forward
This article examines the historical context of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and it’s relation to current discussions of race and racism. …
The Violence of Heteronormative Language Towards the Queer Community
This article analyzes patterns of heteronormative violence directed at the LGBTQIA or queer community through language, including the English language structure, erasure of the bisexual…
The State of America’s Children 2020
This report shows how children are doing nationally to further conversations and policies to ensure that all of the nation’s children have an equitable chance…
The Impact of Racism on Child and Adolescent Health
This article provides evidence of how racism plays a key part in child and adolescent development and health. When taking this into account, medical professionals…
Taking Child Abuse and Mothering Into Account: Intersectional Feminism as an Alternative for the Study of Domestic Violence
This article argues that the intersectional feminist lens offers insight into understanding domestic violence and how it relates to child abuse and mothering.
Stress, Worry, and Social Support: Inequality in America’s Cities
It has been known that income and opportunities contribute to inequality in the USA, but there are also unequal levels of happiness, stress, and optimism…
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: Review of Concepts, Controversies, and their Relation to Psychopathology Classification Systems
This article analyzes the history and current controversies of sexual orientation and gender identity and how it relates to psychopathology classification systems.
Rethinking “We Are All Special”: Anti-Ableism Curricula in Early Childhood Classrooms
This article explains that by providing anti-ableism education to children starting at a young age, we can support all children and instill inclusivity as a…