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Measuring Juvenile Justice
Outcomes for Restorative Justice Diversion Programs
Paisley Hahn
Static and
dynamic factors underlying placement instability in residential youth care:
A scoping review
Ymke Riemersma, Annemiek Harder, Elianne Zijlstra,
Wendy Post, Margrite Kalverboer
Employer Perspectives
on Hiring Youth Previously Involved with Juvenile Justice: A National Survey
Deanne K. Unruh, Kyle Reardon, Lisa Strycker
Exploring the interconnection of
social media, mental health and youth: A bibliometric analysis
Nurliyana Abas, Hanani Hussin, Norafiza Mohd Hardi, Norhafiza Hashim
Adolescents in therapeutic residential care: treatment needs and
characteristics
Harald Kanestrøm, Marianne Stallvik, Stian Lydersen,
Norbert Skokauskas & Jannike Kaasbøll
Improving Outcomes for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care by Increasing the Age
and Quality of Care
Louisa Maria Portnoy
The educational experience of young people in residential care through the
lens of learning careers
Élodie Marion and Laurence Tchuindibi
Limiting and enabling the
caring role: Young Carers and Young Adult Carers in Upper Austria
Selma Kadi, Mirjam Pot, Cassandra Simmons, Kai Leichsenring, Heidemarie
Staflinger
Surviving
Childhood: Health Effects of Removing a Child From Home
Ronja
Helensdotter
The November 2023 edition of CYC-Online (No. 297) has been released.
Contents
Editorial Comment: ‘Awards’ and ‘Rewards’ in Child and Youth Care \ Tuhinul Islam
Love \ Travis Sampson
Children and Peace \ Kiaras Gharabaghi
The Transformative Role of Empathetic Communication: For the sake of ourselves, our families, and our world \ Mark Bertin
‘They feel like another child in care has their back’: An exploration of peer support between looked after children in Scotland \ Sheena Irvine and Ruth Emond
The Question of Deadly Programming \ Hans Skott-Myhre
Our Children’s Children \ Brian Gannon
Postcard from Leon Fulcher
Activity Matters: Using Activities to Build Connections in Child and Youth Care
This book is organized as a text for college level Child and Youth Care students, but it also is a resource for practitioners who need a practical guide to build more effective activity-based approaches.
Creating recreational experiences that are useful, fun and impactful, is a very large part of working in the life space. Practitioners must be fully prepared to use activity work to support the young people and families that they serve, and this book is designed to train newer CYC staff in the complexity of doing those activities.
The title Activity Matters is both a challenge and a reminder that Child and Youth Care programs can be powerful change agents for young people and families, and the use of well planned and theoretically sound activity experiences will create meaningful and effective results.
Available in e-book and paperback. Get you copy now.
