Minnesota Rural Project for Women and Child Safety
Resource List Compiled by Annelies Hagemeister, MN Center Against Violence and Abuse, School of Social Work, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN and Adrienne Howard, Family and Children Services Division, MN Dept. of Human Services, St. Paul, MN. CALIFORNIACounty of San Diego, Department of Social Services, Children's Services Bureau.(1996). Domestic Violence Protocol. San Diego, CA. (San Diego Children's Services Bureau and YWCA Collaboration) Project NEXUS (1999). CPS and DV: Curriculum/Training Outline for DV Advocates, Treatment Providers, and Others. San Diego, CA. Dept. of Family and Children’s Services (1996), Family Violence Prevention - Best Practices Guide. Santa Clara County. San Jose, CA. Social Services Agency COLORADOAmerican Human Association. (1997). Linking a Response: Protocols for a Collaborative Approach to Child Abuse and Domestic Violence. Colorado Dept. of Human Services. (1995). Crossing the Bridge Curriculum: A Cross-Training Curriculum for DV and CP Workers,Domestic Abuse Assistance Program, Dept. of Human Services, Denver, CO. ILLINOISIllinois DCFS. (19??) DV Protocol for Dept. of Children and Family Services. Illinois. MASSACHUSETTSMassachusetts Department of Social Services. Domestic Violence Protocol for CPS. Mass. Dept. of Human Services, Boston, MA. Contact: Director, Domestic Violence Unit Partnership Program MAINEChild Protective Services/Domestic Violence Initiative. (1998). Protocol for DV workers: Child Abuse and Neglect Protocol and Report Form and DV Protocol for the Maine DHS, Bureau of Child and Family Services. (Developed through a collaborative project of the DHS-Bureau of Child and Family Services, The Maine Coalition for Family Crisis Services, and the Muskie School of Public Service. Polly Campbell, Project Coordinator)Contact: Coordinator, CPS/DV Initiative c/o Muskie School of Public Service University of Southern Maine 96 Falmouth Street P.O. Box 9300 Portland, ME 04104-9300 Tel: 207-780-4430; 207-780-5864 -OR- Maine Department of Human Services State House Station 11 Augusta, ME 04333 MICHIGANMichigan Dept. of Social Services: DV/CPS Collaboration (1998). Documentation of the Collaborative Project between Families First of the Michigan Dept. of Human Services and the Domestic Violence Prevention and Treatment Board. East Lansing Michigan. MINNESOTAHagemeister, A., Nakajima, N., Edleson, J. & Beeman, S. (2000). Cross-Training Curriculum. Developed for Collaborating for Woman and Child Safety: An Initiative for Minnesota Rural Counties and Tribal Communities. Written by MINCAVA with MCBW, DHS, DCFL, BWJP, GVI. Contact: MINCAVA, 612-624-0721. Olmsted County Community Services. Domestic Violence Protocol: Co-occurring Child Abuse and Partner Abuse.(2001). Rochester, Minnesota. MISSOURIMissouri State Department of Social Services. (1999). Protocol and Training Materials. Jefferson City, Missouri. Missouri Department of Social Services NEW HAMPSHIRENew Hampshire Governor's Commission on Domestic Violence. Division for Children Youth and Families: Domestic Violence Protocol. Contact: Sandra Matheson, Director; State Office of Victim/Witness Assistance; Department of Justice; State of New Hampshire, 33 Capitol St., Concord, New Hampshire 03301-6397, (603) 271-3671; NEW YORKNew York City Administration for Children's Services. (2000/2001) Principles for Addressing Domestic Violence in Children's Services. New York City Child Welfare Administration. CPS Domestic Violence Protocol in Training Child Welfare Workers on Domestic Violence. Children's Bureau and Center for the Study of Social Work Practice. (Contact: Kathryn Conroy, Columbia University School of Social Work) Westchester County Collaboration -- Westchester County Office for Women and Department of Social Services NORTH CAROLINAMecklenberg County, Dept. of Social Services (1998). DV Protocol for CPS, Dept. of Social Services, Charlotte, NC; OHIOArtemis Center for Alternatives to Domestic Violence. (1996). Domestic Violence Protocol: A Guide for Child Protective Service Workers and Domestic Violence Advocates. Dayton, (Montgomery County), OH. Hamilton County Human Services (1999). DV Protocol for Children’s Services. Cincinatti, OH OREGONOregon Services to Children and Families.(1999). SCF Practice Guidelines for Cases with Domestic Violence. VERMONTRural Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Project, Collaboration of the Vermont Network Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault and the State’s Domestic Violence Unit of the Social and Rehabilitative Services. Contact: Janine Allo, Project Director, 1-802-241-1250. WASHINGTONDV & CPS Collaboration Project (1999). Seattle/King County, Washington NATIONAL MATERIALSAron, L. & Olson, K. (1996). Efforts by Child Welfare Agencies to Address Domestic Violence: Experiences of Five Communities. Urban Institute Report. (Discusses the experiences of San Diego County, CA; East Hawaii, Hawaii; Massachusetts; Oregon; Michigan.) Carter, Janet. Improving Child Welfare Response to Domestic Violence: Considerations for Policy and Practice. Family Violence Prevention Fund: San Francisco, CA. De Panfilis & Brooks, G. (1989). National Woman Abuse Prevention Project. Protocol: Initial Assessment/Investigation of Cases involving Family Violence. Excerpt from Child Maltreatment and Woman Abuse: A Guide for Child Protective Services Intervention. By Diane DePanfilis and Gayle Brooks. Friend, C. & Mills, L.G.(1999/2000). Assessment and Intervention Approach to Domestic Violence Cases Involving Children: An Innovative Training Program for Child Welfare Workers, 1999/2000. Colleen Friend and Linda G. Mills. 3250 Public Policy Building, Box 951656, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1656, (310) 825-3315, Fax (310) 206-7564, www.sppsr.ucla.edu Ganley, A. & Schechter, S. (1996). Domestic Violence: National Curriculum for Child Protective Services. Family Violence Prevention Fund, San Francisco, CA. Schechter, S. & Edleson, J. (1999). Effective Intervention in Domestic Violence & Child Maltreatment Cases: Guidelines for Policy and Practice: Recommendations from the National Council of Juvenile & Family Court Judges Family Violence Department. NCJFCJ, Reno, NV. (“Greenbook”) |
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