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Researcher Will Schneider looks into the optimism for and potential limitations of cash transfers as a way to decrease child maltreatment.

Programs to decrease child poverty could lead to far fewer families investigated by child welfare systems, a new study has concluded. 

A new study found the monthly payments made to families in 2021 resulted in fewer children visiting the ER with abuse-related injuries.

In this installment of The Sounding Board, Dee Wilson reviews what we know about chronic maltreatment and how to stop the path to it

Dee Wilson and Toni Sebastian explore root causes for the alarming rates of turnover and job vacancies in child welfare

The CDC is funding research on gun violence among adults experiencing homelessness with a $1.6 million grant.

A new study found that nationwide, there's an "unequal and limited use of diversion" efforts to keep kids out of the criminal justice system.

A study published in a recent issue of Pediatrics shows that in the weeks following credits that support families, child maltreatment reports lowered.

Support groups led by Parents Anonymous serve parents with mental health, substance abuse and domestic violence challenges.