Community Prevention of Child Maltreatment
October 8-9, 2007
Duke University
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Introductory Remarks
J.B. Pritzker
Managing Partner, The Pritzker Group
President, JB and MK Pritzker Family Foundation
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Session One:
The Scientific Basis for the Community Prevention of
Child Maltreatment |
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Starting with Low-Hanging Fruit: Preventing
Inflicted Traumatic Brain Injury in Infants
Desmond Runyan
Professor of Clinical Psychology
University of North Carolina
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Science and Child Abuse Prevention – A Reciprocal Relationship
Deborah Daro
Research Fellow
Chapin Hall Center for Children
University of Chicago
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Video Part II
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Site Variability in Community Prevention Programs: An Opportunity for Improvement
Frank Putnam
Professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
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Community-Level Prevention of Child Maltreatment: The Durham Family Initiative
Kenneth Dodge
Director, Center for Child and Family Policy
Duke University
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Session Two:
Community Efforts to Prevent Child Maltreatment
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The Nurse-Family Partnership
David Olds
Professor of Pediatrics, Psychiatry & Preventive Medicine
University of Colorado
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How Strong Communities Have Restored My Faith
in Humanity: Children Can Live in Safety
Gary Melton
Professor of Psychology
Clemson University
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Toward a Public Health Paradigm for Parenting
Intervention, Prevention of Child Maltreatment,
and Promotion of Child Well-Being
Ron Prinz
Carolina Distinguished Professor
University of South Carolina
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| Session Three: Policy Issues |
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Improving Child Protective Services: What Have We Learned about Differential Response?
Jane Waldfogel
Professor of Social Work and Public Affairs
Columbia University
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Innovations in Child Maltreatment Prevention:
Resolving the Tension Between Effective Assistance
and Violations of Privacy
Doriane Coleman
Professor of Law
Duke University School of Law
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Using Science and Evaluation to Heal the Child in Juvenile Court
Judge Cindy S. Lederman
Presiding Judge
Miami-Dade Juvenile Court
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Video part II
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Preventing Maltreatment versus Promoting Positive Development – Is There a Conflict for Policy-Makers?
Michael Wald
Jackson Eli Reynolds Professor of Law
Stanford University Law School
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