Preventing Child Maltreatment in the U.S.: Multicultural Considerations

"This book applies an essential multicultural lens as well as a feminist perspective to our understanding of the definitions and contextual origins of child maltreatment in order to inform prevention efforts. The strengths-based and culturally informed approach to the difficult topic of child maltreatment taken by the authors of this volume make it essential reading for anyone working in the area of child welfare."

~Elizabeth Gershoff, co-editor of Ending the Physical Punishment of Children: A Guide for Clinicians and Practitioners

"This book is thought-provoking, full of relevant and contemporary research and innovation, and a call to action. Clinicians, educators, policy-makers, and prevention and treatment specialists will benefit from this summary of variables gleaned through experience, exploration, and study. History evolves and mutates, and this book truly reflects lessons learned from past mistakes, while offering alternative concepts and approaches. A true gift!"

~Eliana Gil, Founder of Gil Institute for Trauma Recovery and Education, LLC, Fairfax, VA