From our essay collection Child Maltreatment in Insular and Isolated Communities
Editors: Christine James-Brown, Child Welfare League of America; Julie Collins, Child Welfare League of America; Rachel Adams, Child Welfare League of America; Debra Schilling Wolfe, Field Center for Children’s Policy, Practice & Research, University of Pennsylvania; John L. Jackson, Jr., School of Social Policy & Practice, University of Pennsylvania; Antonio Garcia, School of Social Policy & Practice, University of Pennsylvania
Rural Child Welfare: The Importance of Community in Human Service Deserts
Kathleen Belanger
Cultural Islands: The Subjective Experience of Treatment and Maltreatment within Insular Programs
Mark Chatfield
Do ‘Overrepresented Groups’ Get Too Much CPS Attention or Not Enough?: Child Maltreatment Reporting of Indigenous Populations in Isolated Communities
Julie Davis, Kate Beier, Douglas Smith and Matthew Levenson
Lev Tahor: Child Maltreatment in an Insular Community
Stephen Doig
Keeping Amish Children Safe
Jeanette Harder
Underrepresentation of the Asian American Community in Reported Cases of Child Maltreatment
Danica Hom
Dual Marginalization of Urban-based American Indian and Alaska Native Children and Families
Nancy M. Lucero and Robin Leake
Child Maltreatment in Insular and Isolated Communities: Families who are Asian American in Riverside County
Deo Mshigeni and Aggie Jenkins
Using Cultural Interpreters with the Orthodox Jewish Community
Vincent J. Palusci, Thomas W. Sedgwick and Israel Rosman
Single Fathers in Child Welfare
Stacey L. Shipe
Unbroken Circles: Insular Communities of Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in Rural America
Adrienne Whitt-Woosley, Ginny Sprang and Jessica G. Eslinger
