Child Welfare 2005: Vol 84 Index

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INDEX TO CHILD WELFARE,
VOLUME LXXXIV, 2005
This index is arranged by subject and author. Each listing is
followed by the issue number and page number on which the
article appears.
Subject Index American Indians, see Native
Americans
Abuse, see Child Abuse, Drug
Abuse Child Abuse 5
Evaluating Multidisciplinary
Adoption Child Abuse and Neglect
Mediated Reunions in Adoption: Teams: A Research Agenda,
Findings from an Evaluation Lalayants and Epstein, 4,
Study, Speirs et al., 6, 843 433
Permanency Mediation: A Path Understanding Communities of
to Open Adoption for Neglectful Parents: Child
Children in Out-of-Home Caregiving Networks and
Care, Maynard, 4, 507 Child Neglect, Roditti, 2, 277
Agencies Child Welfare Agencies, see
Accessibility and Clarity of State Agencies
Child Welfare Agency
Mission Statements, Busch Child Welfare Reform
and Folaron, 3, 415 Advancing 21st-Century Child
Reunification of Child and Welfare Through Commu-
Animal Welfare Agencies: nity Building, Hornberger
Cross-Reporting of Abuse in and Briar-Lawson, 2, 101
Wellington County, Ontario, All It Takes is Leadership, Papin
Zilney and Zilney, 1, 47 and Houck, 2, 299
What Is Driving Increasing Child Child Welfare Reform in the
Welfare Caseloads in United States: Findings
Ontario? Analysis of the from a Local Agency
1993 and 1998 Ontario Survey, Mitchell et al., 1, 5
Incidence Studies, Tromé et Moving Mountains Together:
al., 3, 341 Strategic Community
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Leadership and Systems “Just Therapy” on Families with
Change, Nissen et al., 2, 123 Low Incomes, Waldegrave,
2, 265
Child Welfare Workers Moving Mountains Together:
Working Together as Culture Strategic Community
Brokers by Building Trusting Leadership and Systems
Alliances with Bilingual and Change, Nissen et al., 2, 123
Bicultural Newcomer The New York City Neighbor-
Professionals, Owen and hood-Based Services
English, 5, 669 Strategy, Chahine et al., 2,
141
Community Building “Nothing About Me Without Me”:
Advancing 21st-Century Child Leading the Way to Collabo-
Welfare Through Commu- rative Relationships with
nity Building, Hornberger Families, O’Connor et al., 2,
and Briar-Lawson, 2, 101 153
All it Takes is Leadership, Papin Rebuilding Native American
and Houck, 2, 299 Communities, Coyhis and
Community-Building Principles: Simonelli, 2, 323
Implications for Profes- Seeds of Change: Using
sional Development, Austin, Peacemaking Circles to
2, 105 Build a Village for Every
Co-production Dynamics and Child, Boyes-Watson, 2,
Time Dollar Programs in 191
Community-Based Child Understanding Communities of
Welfare Initiatives for Neglectful Parents: Child
Hard-to-Serve Youth and Caregiving Networks and
Families, Marks and Child Neglect, Roditti, 2, 277
Lawson, 2, 209 Understanding Communities
Drug-Endangered Children Today: Using Matching
Need a Collaborative Needs and Services to
Community Response, Assess Community Needs
Altshuler, 2, 171 and Design Community-
From Tragedy to Triumph: A Based Services, Taylor, 2,
Segue to Community 251
Building for Children and Unleashing the Power of
Families, Steves and Community to Strengthen
Blevins, 2, 311 the Well-Being of Children,
Index 899
Youth, and Families: An Diversity, see Cultural
Asset-Building Approach, Competence
Mannes et al., 2, 233
Drug Abuse
Cultural Competence Drug-Endangered Children
The Call-Centre: A Child Wel- Need a Collaborative
fare Liaison Program with Community Response,
Immigrant Serving Agen- Altshuler, 2, 171
cies, Williams et al., 725
Cultural Competence in the Foster/Kinship Care
Assessment of Poor Mexi- Characteristics and Trajectories of
can Families in the Rural Treatment Foster Care Youth,
Southeastern United States, Hussey and Guo, 4, 485
Hancock, 5, 689 Enhancing Parent-Child Interac-
An Educational Model for Child tion During Foster Care
Welfare Practice with Visits: Experimental Assess-
English-Speaking Carib- ment of an Intervention, 4,
bean Families, Carten and Haight et al., 459
Goodman, 5, 771 Obstacles to Employment
Finding the Bicultural Balance: Among Mothers of Children
Immigrant Latino Mothers in Foster Care, Wells and
Raising “American” Adoles- Shafran, 1, 67
cents, Quinones-Mayo and Sudanese Refugee Youth in
Dempsey, 5, 651 Foster Care: The “Lost
Serving Immigrant Families and Boys” in America, Bates et
Children in New York City’s al., 5, 631
Child Welfare System,
Chahine and van Straaten, Health
5,713 Characteristics and Trajectories of
Social Work with Bosnian Treatment Foster Care Youth,
Muslim Refugee Children Hussey and Guo, 4, 485
and Families: A Review of Coping with Parental Loss
the Literature, Snyder et al., Because of Termination of
5, 607 Parental Rights, Schneider
Sudanese Refugee Youth in and Phares, 6, 819
Foster Care: The “Lost Covariates of Length of Stay in
Boys” in America, Bates et Residential Treatment,
al., 5, 631 Baker et al., 3, 363
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Immigrants and Refugees Unique Circumstances, Xu,
Assessment of Issues Facing 5, 747
Immigrants and Refugee Parenting and the Process of
Families, Segal and Migration: Possibilities
Mayadas, 5, 563 Within South Asian Fami-
Bridging Refugee Youth and lies, Deepak, 5, 585
Children’s Services: A Serving Immigrant Families and
Case Study of Cross- Children in New York City’s
Service Training, Morland Child Welfare System,
et al., 5, 791 Chahine and van Straaten,
The Call-Centre: A Child 5,713
Welfare Liaison Program Social Work with Bosnian
with Immigrant Serving Muslim Refugee Children
Agencies, Williams et al., and Families: A Review of
5, 725 the Literature, Snyder et al.,
Cultural Competence in the 5, 607
Assessment of Poor Sudanese Refugee Youth in
Mexican Families in the Foster Care: The “Lost
Rural Southeastern Boys” in America, Bates et
United States, Hancock, al., 5, 631
5, 689 Working Together as Culture
An Educational Model for Child Brokers by Building Trusting
Welfare Practice with Alliances with Bilingual and
English-Speaking Carib- Bicultural Newcomer
bean Families, Carten and Professionals, Owen and
Goodman, 5, 771 English, 5, 669
Effective Child Welfare Prac-
tice with Immigrant and Independent Living
Refugee Children and * Pathways to College for Former
Their Families, Pine and Foster Youth: Understand-
Drachman, 5, 537 ing Factors That Contribute
Finding the Bicultural Balance: to Educational Success,
Immigrant Latino Mothers Merdinger et al., 6, 867
Raising “American”
Adolescents, Quinones- Interjurisdictional Placement
Mayo and Dempsey, 5, 651 In the “Best Interest” of Immi-
In the “Best Interest” of Immi- grant and Refugee Children:
grant and Refugee Chil- Deliberating on Their Unique
dren: Deliberating on Their Circumstances, Xu, 5, 747
Interventions, see Programs Immigrant Serving Agen-
cies, Williams et al., 5, 725
Kinship Care, see Foster/ An Educational Model for Child
Kinship Care Welfare Practice with
English-Speaking Carib-
Native Americans bean Families, Carten and
Rebuilding Native American Goodman, 5, 771
Communities, Coyhis and
Simonelli, 2, 323 Technology
Vstreet.com: A Web-Based
Organizational Culture Community for At-Risk
Reunification of Child and Animal Teens, Pacfici et al., 1, 25
Welfare Agencies: Cross-
Reporting of Abuse in Author Index
Wellington County, Ontario,
Zilney and Zilney, 1, 47 Altshuler, Sandra J., “Drug-
Endangered Children Need a
Parenting Collaborative Community
Fathers in Child Welfare: Response,” 2, 171
Caseworkers’ Perspectives, Austin, Sandra, “Community-
O’Donnell et al., 3, 387 Building Principles: Implica-
Finding the Bicultural Balance: tions for Professional
Immigrant Latino Mothers Development,” 2, 105
Raising “American” Adoles-
cents, Quinones-Mayo and Baird, Diane, see Bates, L.
Dempsey, 5, 651 Baker, Amy J. L., Fred Wulczyn,
Parenting and the Process of & Nan Dale, “Covariates of
Migration: Possibilities Length of Stay in Residential
Within South Asian Fami- Treatment,” 3, 363
lies, Deepak, 5, 585 Barth, Richard P., see Mitchell,
L. B.
Programs Bates, Laura, Diane Baird,
Bridging Refugee Youth and Deborah J. Johnson, Robert
Children’s Services: A Case E. Lee, Tom Luster, &
Study of Cross-Service Christine Rehagen,
Training, Morland et al., 5, “Sudanese Refugee Youth in
791 Foster Care: The ‘Lost Boys’
The Call-Centre: A Child Wel- in America,” 5, 631
fare Liaison Program with Benson, Peter L., see Mannes, M.
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Berrick, Jill Duerr, see Mitchell Cummings, Kelli, see Pacifici, C.
L. B.
Biemer, Paul, see Mitchell, L. B. Dale, Nan, see Baker, A. J. L.
Black, James, see Haight, W. L. D’Aunno, Lisa, see O’Donnell, J.
Blevins, Ted, see Steves, L. M.
Boyes-Watson, Carolyn, “Seeds Deepak, Anne C., “Parenting
of Change: Using Peace- and the Process of Migration:
making Circles to Build a Possibilities Within South
Village for Every Child,” 2, Asian Families,” 5, 585
191 Dempsey, Patricia, see Quino-
Bradshaw, Cathryn, see Will- nes-Mayo, Y.
iams, M. Drachman, Diane, see Pine, B.
Bray, Rob, see Williams, M. A.
Briar-Lawson, Katherine, see Duder, Sydney, see Speirs, C.
Hornberger, S. Gc.
Busch, Monique, & Gail Folaron, Duncan, Julianne, see Morland,
“Accessibility and Clarity of pe
State Child Welfare Agency
Mission Statements,” 3, 415 English, Meme, see Owen, C.
Epstein, Irwin, see Lalayants, M.
Carten, Alma, & Harriet
Goodman, “An Educational Fallon, Barbara, see Trocmé, N.
Model for Child Welfare Folaron, Gail, see Busch, M.
Practice with English- Fournier, Beverly, see Williams,
Speaking Caribbean Fami- M.
lies,” 5, 771
Chahine, Zeinab, & Justine van Gabbard, W. Jay, see Snyder,
Straaten, “Serving Immigrant C. S.
Families and Children in New Gibson, Fay, see O’Connor, L.
York City’s Child Welfare A.
System,” 5, 713 Giorgio, Grace, see Haight, W.
Chahine, Zeinab, Justine van i
Straaten, & Anna Williams- Goodman, Harriet, see Carten,
Isom, “The New York City A.
Neighborhood-Based Ser- Green, Rebecca, see Mitchell,
vices Strategy,” 2, 141 L. 6.
Coyhis, Don, & Richard Guo, Shenyang, see Hussey, D.
Simonelli, “Rebuilding Native is
American Communities,”
2, 323 Haight, Wendy L., Sarah
Mangelsdorf, James Black, Lalayants, Marina, & Irwin
Margaret Szewczyk, Sarah Epstein, “Evaluating Multidis-
Schoppe, Grace Giorgio, ciplinary Child Abuse and
Karen Madrigal, & Lakshmi Neglect Teams: A Research
Tata, “Enhancing Parent- Agenda,” 4, 433
Child Interaction During Lawson, Hal A., see Marks, M.
Foster Care Visits: Experi- B.
mental Assessment of an Lee, Robert E., see Bates, L.
Intervention,” 4, 459 Luster, Tom, see Bates, L.
Hancock, Tina U., “Cultural
Competence in the Assess- MacLaurin, Bruce, see Trocmé,
ment of Poor Mexican N.
Families in the Rural South- Madrigal, Karen, see Haight, W.
eastern United States,” 5, L.
689 Mangelsdorf, Sarah, see Haight,
Hines, Alice M., see Merdinger, W. L.
J. M. Mannes, Marc, Eugene C.
Hodson, Fay, see Williams, M. Roehlkepartain, & Peter L.
Hoebing, Joyce, see Morland, L. Benson, “Unleashing the
Hornberger, Steve, & Katherine Power of Community to
Briar-Lawson, “Advancing Strengthen the Well-Being of
21st-Century Child Welfare Children, Youth, and Fami-
Through Community Build- lies: An Asset-Building
ing,” 2, 101 Approach,” 2, 233
Houck, Treva, see Papin, T. Marks, Michael B., & Hal A.
Hussey, David L., & Shenyang Lawson, “Co-production
Guo, “Characteristics and Dynamics and Time Dollar
Trajectories of Treatment Programs in Community-
Foster Care Youth,” 4, 485 Based Child Welfare Initia-
tives for Hard-to-Serve Youth
Johnson, Deborah J., see and Families,” 2, 209
Bates, L. May, J. Dean, see Snyder, C. S.
Johnson ur., Waldo E., see Mayadas, Nazneen S., see
O’Donnell, J. M. Segal, U. A.
Maynard, JoAnne, “Permanency
Kirschke, Juanita, see Morland, Mediation: A Path to Open
bE; Adoption for Children in Out-
Kirstein, Silvia, see Speirs, C. C. of-Home Care,” 4, 507
Kraft, M. Katherine, see Nissen, Meade, Dolores, see Speirs, C.
i. B: C.
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Merdinger, Joan M., Alice M. Kraft, “Moving Mountains
Hines, Kathy Lemon Together: Strategic Commu-
Osterling, & Paige Wyatt, nity Leadership and Systems
“Pathways to College for Change,” 2, 123
Former Foster Youth: Under-
standing Factors That O’Connor, Lisa A., Jon
Contribute to Educational Morgenstern, Fay Gibson, &
Success,” 6, 867 Mary Nakashian, “Nothing
Merrigan, Daniel M., see About Me Without Me’:
Nissen, L. B. Leading the Way to Collabo-
Mitchell, Lorelei B., Richard P. rative Relationships with
Barth, Rebecca Green, Families,” 2, 153
Ariana Wail, Paul Biemer, Jill O’Donnell, John M., Waldo E.
Duerr Berrick, Mary Bruce Johnson Jr., Lisa D’Aunno, &
Webb, & the National Survey Helen L. Thornton, “Fathers
of Child and Adolescent Well- in Child Welfare: Casework-
Being Research Group, ers’ Perspectives,” 3, 387
“Child Welfare Reform in the Osterling, Kathy Lemon, see
United States: Findings from Merdinger, J. M.
a Local Agency Survey,” 1, 5 Owen, Carol, & Meme English,
Morgenstern, Jon, see “Working Together as Culture
O’Connor, L. A. Brokers by Building Trusting
Morland, Lyn, Julianne Duncan, Alliances with Bilingual and
Joyce Hoebing, Juanita Bicultural Newcomer Profes-
Kirschke, & Laura Schmidt, sionals,” 5, 669
“Bridging Refugee Youth and
Children’s Services: A Case Pacfici, Caesar, Lee White, Kelli
Study of Cross-Service Cummings, & Carol Nelson,
Training,” 5, 791 “Vstreet.com: A Web-Based
Community for At-Risk
Nakashian, Mary, see O’Connor, Teens,” 1, 25
L.A. Papin, Tom, & Treva Houck, “All
National Survey of Child and It Takes is Leadership,” 2,
Adolescent Well-Being 299
Research Group, see Phares, Vicky, see Schneider,
Mitchell, L. B. K. M.
Nelson, Carol, see Pacifici, C. Pine, Barbara, & Diane
Neves, Teresa, see Trocmé, N. Drachman, “Effective Child
Nissen, Laura Burney, Daniel M. Welfare Practice with Immi-
Merrigan, & M. Katherine grant and Refugee Children
and Their Families,” 5, 537 Children and Families: A
Propst, Mona, see Speirs, C. C. Review of the Literature,” 5,
607
Quinones-Mayo, Yolanda, & Speirs, Carol Cumming, Sydney
Patricia Dempsey, “Finding Duder, Richard Sullivan,
the Bicultural Balance: Silvia Kirstein, Mona Propst,
Immigrant Latino Mothers & Dolores Meade, “Mediated
Raising ‘American’ Adoles- Reunions in Adoption:
cents,” 5, 651 Findings from an Evaluation
Study,” 6, 843
Rehagen, Christine, see Bates, Steves, Laura, & Ted Bievins,
kL. “From Tragedy to Triumph: A
Roditti, Martha C., “Understand- Segue to Community Build-
ing Communities of Neglect- ing for Children and Fami-
ful Parents: Child Caregiving lies,” 2, 311
Networks and Child Neglect,” van Straaten, Justine, see
2,277 Chahine, Z. (Issues 2 and 5)
Roehlkepartain, Eugene C., see Sullivan, Richard, see Speirs, C.
Mannes, M. Cc
Szewczyk, Margaret, see
Schmidt, Laura, see Morland, L. Haight, W. L.
Schneider, Kerri M., & Vicky
Phares, “Coping with Paren- Tachble, Admasu, see Williams,
tal Loss Because of Termina- M.
tion of Parental Rights,” 6, Tata, Lakshmi, see Haight, W. L.
819 Taylor, Kenneth |., “Understand-
Schoppe, Sarah, see Haight, W. ing Communities Today:
L. Using Matching Needs and
Segal, Uma A., & Nazneen S. Services to Assess Commu-
Mayadas, “Assessment of nity Needs and Design
Issues Facing Immigrants Community-Based Services,”
and Refugee Families,” 5, 2; 251
563 Thornton, Helen L., see
Shafran, Robert, see Wells, K. O’Donnell, J. M.
Simonelli, Richard, see Coyhis, Tromé, Nico, Barbara Fallon,
D. Bruce MacLaurin, & Teresa
Snyder, Cindy S., J. Dean May, Neves, “What Is Driving
Nihada N. Zulcic, & W. Jay Increasing Child Welfare
Gabbard, “Social Work with Caseloads in Ontario?
Bosnian Muslim Refugee Analysis of the 1993 and
CHILD WELFARE « Vol. LXXXIV, #6 « November/December
1998 Ontario Incidence Williams, Margaret, Cathryn
Studies,” 3, 341 Bradshaw, Beverly Fournier,
Admasu Tachble, Rob Bray, &
Xu, Qingwen, “In the ‘Best Fay Hodson, “The Call-Centre:
Interest’ of Immigrant and A Child Welfare Liaison
Refugee Children: Deliberat- Program with Immigrant
ing on Their Unique Circum- Serving Agencies,” 5, 725
stances,” 5, 747 Williams-lsom, Anna, see
Chahine, Z. (Issue 2)
Waldegrave, Charles, “Just Wulczyn, Fred, see Baker, A. J. L.
Therapy’ on Families with Wyatt, Paige, see Merdinger, J. M.
Low Incomes,” 2, 265
Wall, Ariana, see Mitchell L. B. Zilney, Lisa Anne, & Mary
Webb, Mary Bruce, see Mitchell, Zilney, “Reunification of Child
EE: and Animal Welfare Agen-
Wells, Kathleen, & Robert cies: Cross-Reporting of
Shafran, “Obstacles to Abuse in Wellington County,
Employment Among Mothers Ontario,” 1, 47
of Children in Foster Care,” Zilney, Mary, see Zilney, L. A.
1, 67 Zulcic, Nihada N., see Snyder,
White, Lee, see Pacifici, C. C.S.