Featured in this issue is Advances in Child and Family Policy and Practice volume "Child Maltreatment, Research, Policy and Practice: Contributions of Penelope K. Trickettopens in new window," released in 2018. This volume honors Dr. Trickett’s legacy and her innovations in the areas of theory, measurement and methodology in the study of child maltreatment with a series of chapters describing the relationships between child maltreatment, community violence, and a variety of aggressive behaviors and mental health outcomes. Be sure to check it out!
The Advances volume series is open solicitation and welcomes ideas for topics and authors: Perhaps a panel you are leading for a conference makes for a compelling volume? Perhaps you are an expert on a topic that speaks to contemporary policy issues? Perhaps you are involved in a collaborative network in an area that is ready for a platform to have wider distribution?
Div. 37 members: you are invited to submit your ideas to Lisa Gennetian.