Does age and maltreatment matter? A survey experiment of the Nordic populations’ attitudes towards participation
NEW ARTICLE: Postdoctoral fellow Hege Stein Helland has published a study examining Nordic populations’ […]
Tag: child rights
Breakfast-seminar: Is it always appropriate to participate? Child welfare staff’s perspective on when to exclude children from conversations about visitation
Our “Breakfast Seminar for practitioners” (Barnevernfrokost) is a video seminar which aims to communicate […]
Public Rights Orientations and Views on Long-Term Care Options for Children in the Child Protection System
NEW ARTICLE: Professors Marit Skivenes, Jill D. Berrick, and Postdoctoral Fellow Hege Stein Helland […]
Dr. Hege Stein Helland begins Research Stay at University College Cork
Hege Stein Helland, a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Research on Discretion and […]
RDV-Seminar: Child Welfare Predictive Risk Models and Legal Decision-Making
Video: In this seminar titled Child Welfare Predictive Risk Models and Legal Decision-Making, Matthew […]
The famous Sounding Board blog discusses “our” child protection typology
The July edition of the renowned Sounding Board blog features an insightful discussion titled […]
How Different Countries Protect Children: A Study on What People Think about Child Protection Systems
Have you ever wondered how different countries’ governments take care of children and support […]
Performance and Trust in Child Protection Systems: A Comparative Analysis of England and Norway
NEW ARTICLE: Bilal Hassan (Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Comparative Politics, University of […]
Protecting Kids: What people in eight countries think about parental freedoms
What happens when the state has to step in, and help kids whose parents […]