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    December 2016 PDF icon Download Issue (PDF, 313KB)opens in new window

    Featured Article

    President's column

    By Jennifer Kaminski, PhD
    Through initiating new connections, collaborations, and partnerships in 2017, we can grow stronger and more effective in our efforts to act on behalf of children and families affected by child maltreatment.

    Best Practices

    • Opportunities for Early Head Start to buffer infants and toddlers from toxic stress
      Early Head Start may afford children the opportunity to experience the “buffering protection of a supportive adult relationship” in the face of toxic stress.
      By Katherine W. Paschall, PhD, and Ann M. Mastergeorge, PhD

    Public Policy

    • A view from Washington
      An update from the APA Public Interest - Government Relations Office (PI-GRO) on recent legislative action regarding children's programs, family planning and juvenile justice.
      By Micah A. Haskell-Hoehl

    Early Career Psychologist Column

    • Spotlight on early career psychologists
      Elizabeth Reichert, PhD, our spotlighted ECP, is a great role model for members interested in a clinical career path in a medical school setting.
      By Elizabeth Reichert, PhD

    Student's Corner

    • How to engage in community-based research and build sustainable partnerships
      Recommendations for researchers on building partnerships with members of their local communities to encourage and empower community members and organizations to participate in all aspects of the research process. 
      By Lindsay Huffhines

    In This Issue

    • Interview with Tisha R. A. Wiley, PhD
      Currently a health scientist administrator at the National Institute on Drug Abuse and former recipient of the Section's Dissertation Award, Tisha R. A. Wiley, PhD, offers her advice to graduate students studying child maltreatment and juvenile justice.
      By Michelle Brown, MA
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