Introducing Child Permanency Mediation in New York State Print E-mail

ImageIntroducing Child Permanency Mediation in New York State: Planning and Implementing a Multi-Site Pilot Project

The New York State Unified Court System and the New York State Office of Children and Family Services developed a process for implementing a child permanency mediation pilot project in New York State.  The primary purpose of this report is to aid future implementation efforts of child permanency mediation programs within New York State and elsewhere.    (January 2006)    CAN-51   $5.00

 
Mediation in Child Protection Cases Print E-mail

ImageMediation in Child Protection Cases: An Evaluation of the Washington, D.C. Family Court Child Protection Mediation Program

Presents evaluation results of case outcomes for child abuse and neglect cases that were randomly assigned to mediation and a comparison group of cases that were handled through the traditional hearing process.   (April 2005)   CAN-47   $5.00

 
An Implementation Evaluation of Hawai'i's 'Ohana Conferencing Program Print E-mail
ImageEmpowering Families in Child Protection Cases:  An Implementation Evaluation of Hawai'i's 'Ohana Conferencing Program

Summarizes a process and outcome evaluation of the 'Ohana Conferencing Model of family group decision-making, a conferencing project in operation since 1996.  (April 2003)   CAN-26   $10.00
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Essex County Program Evaluation Results and Recommendations Print E-mail
ImageThe Essex County Child Welfare Mediation Program: Evaluation Results and Recommendations

Interim evaluation based on the 129 mediations completed in calendar year 2000. (December 2001)   CAN-32   $10.00
 
Miami Model Court Program Evaluation Results Print E-mail
ImageThe Miami Model Court Family Decision-Making Conference Program: Evaluation Results

Presents findings based on data collected from a sample of 87 family decision-making conferences held between 1999 and 2000. (November 2001)   CAN-33   $10.00
 
Diversion Project Matrix Print E-mail
ImageDiversion Project Matrix: A Report from Four Sites Examining the Court's Role in Diverting Families from Traditional Child Welfare Services into Community-Based Programs

Describes initial efforts led by juvenile and family court judges faced with complex child abuse issues, who meet this challenge with collaborative, innovative new methods. (1998)   CAN-04   $12.00
 
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