21st ISPCAN International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect Programme

2016,

28th - 31st August

21st ISPCAN International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect

Conference Programme

Sunday, 28th August
Sunday 18:00 - 18:45	KN-01 Keynote
18:00 Building alliances: What to prioritize to prevent child maltreatment » Dr. David Finkelhor University of New Hampshire
Monday, 29th August
Monday 00:00	Posters Poster Presentation
Posters.01 – Prevalence, patterns, and perceived consequences of child maltreatment at home among secondary school students in Ibadan North Local Government, Oyo State, Nigeria » Abayomi Tolu Olarinmoye (TBD) Posters.03 – Child-headed households in Mityana District, Uganda » Bwanika Charles (Giving Children Hope Initiative (GCHI)) Posters.04 – Street children in Pakistan » Waheed Ahmad (Pakistan Labour Federation) Posters.06 – In and out of home care decisions: The influence of confirmation bias in developing decision supportive reasoning » Trevor Spratt (Trinity College Dublin), John Devaney (Queen's University Belfast), David Hayes (Queen's University Belfast) Posters.08 – Barriers to reporting child abuse encountered by emergency department physicians in Nova Scotia » Alyson Holland (IWK Health Centre, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine), Amy Ornstein (IWK Health Centre, Department of Pediatrics), Katrina Hurley (IWK Health Centre, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine), Janet Curran (IWK Health Centre, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine) Posters.09 – Respect child rights » Zeeshan Shah (Children Nature Network Asia), Erum Khan (Children Nature Network Asia) Posters.10 – Measuring global trends in child care & supervision: Evidence from international household surveys » Mónica Ruiz-Casares (McGill University & SHERPA—Institut Universitaire), Youssef Oulhote (Harvard School of Public Health), Viet Anh Tran (CHU Sainte-Justine) Posters.11 – Are donor-led interventions effective in fighting child abuse in Eastern Africa? » Shamilah Kanamala (MMAKS ADVOCATES), Samuel Kyambadde (Eriro Foundation) Posters.12 – Understanding how children die in South Africa: Learning from the child death review pilot » Lorna J Martin (Division of Forensic Medicine, Department of Pathology, University of Cape Town), Shanaaz Mathews (University of Cape Town), Joan van Niekerk (Independent) Posters.13 – An alternative view on the collection and use of data for the inclusion of children with disabilities in education in Zimbabwe » Dennis R Mafukidze (Plan International), Sylod Chimhenga (Zimbabwe Open University), Bartholomew Mupeta (National University of Science and technology) Posters.14 – Can the devil cause a physical child abuse? » Khalid danish (King Fahad Military Medical Complex- Dhahran), Ahmed Oqailan (King Fahad Military Medical Complex- Dhahran), Amal Buchamsein (King Fahad Military Medical Complex- Dhahran) Posters.15 – Social workers' knowledge of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD): Implications for risk assessment practices with mothers » Lynn Barry (Ph.D. candidate, Memorial University of Newfoundland) Posters.16 – 7 Steps to safety – Secret steps to empowering strong communities » Michael Pecic (In Safe Hands Educators In Safety Pty Ltd) Posters.17 – Intricate legal jargon in the juvenile court of varied jurisdictions across South Asia and counting the voice of a child » AQM NASIR UDDIN (Government of Bangladesh) Posters.18 – Clinical profile of drug-facilitated sexually-assaulted female adolescents at the child protection unit of the Philippine General Hospital from January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009 » Sharon Madriñan-Garcia (University of the Philippines Manila - Philippine General Hospital), Merle Tan (University of the Philippines Manila - Philippine General Hospital) Posters.19 – The Power of Penguins » Sue Foley (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia), Jenny Rose (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia) Posters.20 – The tapping phenomena for treatment of trauma in parents and young people » Sue Foley (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia), Jenny Rose (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia) Posters.21 – In all the wrong places » Sue Foley (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia), Jenny Rose (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia) Posters.22 – We keep educating but babies keep getting hurt » Sue Foley (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia), Jenny Rose (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia), Lucia Williams (University of Sao Carlo) Posters.23 – How a national memorandum of understanding has structured and improved relationships between police, health and the statutory child protection service in New Zealand » Miranda Ritchie (Health Networks Ltd), Russell Wills (Hawke's Bay District Health Board), Patrick Kelly (Auckland District Health Board) Posters.24 – Impact of child maltreatment on intelligence and problem behaviors in Korean Children » YOUNG HO KWAK (Seoul national university hospital), so hyun paek (Seoul national university hospital), JIN HEE JUNG (Seoul national university Boramae Medical Center), Hyun Noh (Inje university Seoul Paik Hospital), Hwa Jung Jang (National Child protection agency), Kihyun Kim (Sungkyunkwan university), Dong Moon Yeum (International university of Korea), Jung Won Hwang (Kangwon University), Hyein Chang (Sungkyunkwan university) Posters.25 – A Public Health Approach for Rehabilitation of Street & Working Children, New Delhi, India » Rajeev Seth (Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS)), Yawar Qaiyum (Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS)), Shobha Yadav (Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS)), Sandhya Mandal (Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS)), Ramesh Mody (Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS)), Rajendra Srivastava (Bal Umang Drishya Sanstha (BUDS)) Posters.26 – Child Discipline in Qatar: Qualitative vs. Quantitative approaches » Nehal Eldeeb (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar), Mona Korayem (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar), Madeeha Kamal (Hamad Medical Corporation), Khalid Alyafei (Hamad Medical Corporation), Hassan Tawfik (West Bay Primary Healthcare Center), Mohamed H Mahmoud (West Bay Primary Healthcare Center), Margaret Lynch (King's College London), Marcellina Mian (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar) Posters.27 – Inequities in child protection intervention rates in England: the intersection of ethnicity and socio-economic conditions » Paul Bywaters (Coventry University), Josephine Kwhali (Coventry University), Geraldine Brady (Coventry University), Tim Sparks (Coventry University), Elizabeth Bos (Coventry University) Posters.28 – Sacred Harmony. A Celtic Way of Healing » Mary Jo Mc Veigh (Cara House) Posters.29 – Does the system protect the most vulnerable adolescents? Victimization among youths attended by the child welfare and the juvenile justice systems » judit abad (University of Barcelona), Anna Segura (University of Barcelona), María Soledad Álvarez-Lister (University of Barcelona), Noemí Pereda (University of Barcelona) Posters.30 – Characteristics of the physical and mental health of maltreated children in Korea: A nationwide study » so hyun paek (Seoul national university hospital), JIN HEE JUNG (Seoul national university Boramae Medical Center), YOUNG HO KWAK (Seoul national university hospital), Hyun Noh (Inje university Seoul Paik Hospital), Kihyun Kim (Sungkyunkwan university), Hyein Chang (Sungkyunkwan university), Jung Won Hwang (Kangwon University), Dong Moon Yeum (International university of Korea), Hwa Jung Jang (National Child protection agency) Posters.31 – Development of a screening tool for child maltreatment targeting pediatric trauma patients at emergency departments » JIN HEE JUNG (Seoul national university Boramae Medical Center), YOUNG HO KWAK (Seoul national university hospital), Hyun Noh (Inje university Seoul Paik Hospital), so hyun paek (Seoul national university hospital) Posters.32 – Rethinking the adult child relationship:What happens when adults and children converse? » Marilyn Casley (Griffith University) Posters.33 – An exploration of child welfare workers' experiences with neglect cases » Tobi DeLong Hamilton (University of Utah), Kathryn Krase (Long Island University) Posters.34 – Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a brain damage maltreatment » Leonard Romanus (African Association for Prevention of Elder and Child Abuse( AAPECA INT'L)) Posters.35 – Child maltreatment fatalities: A study of English serious case reviews, 2011-14 » Peter Sidebotham (University of Warwick), Marian Brandon (University of East Anglia), Sue Bailey (University of East Anglia), Penny Soresen (University of East Anglia), Ameeta Retzer (University of Warwick), Liz Harrison (University of Warwick), Joanna Garstang (University of Warwick) Posters.36 – Association between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and developmental milestones of preschool children in a rural area of Colombia » erika von sneidern (Universidad de Los Andes), Miguel Barrios (Universidad Nacional de Colombia), Katherine Cabrera (Universidad Simón Bolivar), Nelly Galeano (Fundación Jera), Mario Plaza (Fundación Neurekha) Posters.37 – Child abuse prevention policies and problematic pregnant women: Cases in obstetrics and gynecology clinics in Japan » Tsutako Miyazaki (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Kazumasa Igura (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Shiho Hayashi (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Sachiko Yanase (Yanase Clinic Obstetrics and Gynecology) Posters.38 – Mothers' childcare stress: Stress factors identified at an obstetrics and gynecology clinic in Japan » Tsutako Miyazaki (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Kazumasa Igura (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Shiho Hayashi (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Sachiko Yanase (Yanase Clinic Obstetrics and Gynecology) Posters.39 – Japanese children under home-based medical care and childcare stress: Assessment of caregiver stress » Tsutako Miyazaki (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Kazumasa Igura (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Shiho Hayashi (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing) Posters.40 – Indigenous cultural and institutional practices creating inequalities amongst foster adolescents » Ulene Schiller (University of Fort Hare), Gideon De Wet (University of Fort Hare) Posters.41 – Healing the wounds of sexual abuse: An evaluation of the effectiveness of the recovery and empowerment of survivors of sexual abuse (RES) programme for adolescent female victims » Daniel ZQ Gan (Ministry of Social and Family Development), Mei Fang Goh (Ministry of Social and Family Development), Hannah Letitia Goh (Ministry of Social and Family Development), Joy Low (Ministry of Social and Family Development), Dominic Chong (Ministry of Social and Family Development), Pamela Ong (Ministry of Social and Family Development) Posters.42 – Government service use trajectories and outcomes for Albertan youth aging out of the child intervention system » Ruiting Jia (Alberta Center for Child, Family & Community Research), Leslie Twilley (Alberta Center for Child, Family & Community Research), Jo Lamba (Alberta Center for Child, Family & Community Research), Xinjie Cui (Alberta Center for Child, Family & Community Research) Posters.43 – Saving the brains of children: Understanding the prevalence of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) in Ghana for prevention intervention planning » Don Fuchs (University of Manitoba), Michael Baffoe (University of Manitoba), Mavis Dako-gyeke (Unversity of Ghana (Legon)) Posters.44 – Child maltreatment in a tribal setting: Evaluation experiences of medical providers » Raquel Vargas-whale (University of Utah) Posters.45 – Child participation in child protection: A participatory action research project exploring children's views of child sexual abuse » Candice Wallace-Henry (Revolutionary Initiatives for Social Enrichment) Posters.47 – Mental health counselling outcomes in child welfare » Rochelle (Robbie) Babins-Wagner (Calgary Counselling Centre/University of Calgary), Sandy Berzins (Calgary Counselling Centre/University of Calgary) Posters.48 – Accidental injuries among children. Is neglect recognized factor by care providers » Muna Al Saadoon (college of Medicine and Health Sciences, Sultan Qaboos University), Shamsa Al Balushi (Ministry of Health), Sarah Al Suleimani (Ministry of Health) Posters.51 – Child discipline in Qatar: Media challenges » Mona Korayem (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar), Nehal Eldeeb (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar), Madeeha Kamal (Hamad Medical Corporation), Khalid Alyafei (Hamad Medical Corporation), Mohamed H Mahmoud (West Bay Primary Healthcare Center), Hassan Tawfik (West Bay Primary Healthcare Center), Marcellina Mian (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar) Posters.52 – Abuse and neglect in children with disabilities: Risk varies by type of disability » Melissa O'Donnell (University of Western Australia), Miriam Maclean (University of Western Australia) Posters.53 – Supporting the voices of youth in care: How the "listen to me project" is changing practice in one child welfare agency » Gissele Damiani-Taraba (Brant Family and Children's Services) Posters.54 – The challenges faced by pregnant teenagers in the child abuse prevention network » YOKO KATO (unversity of RYU-TU/The association for the prevention of child abuse and neglect) Posters.55 – Prime time: An early intervention program for vulnerable families » Gene Tillman (Calgary Society For Healthy Child Development), Sandy Wagner (Carya) Posters.56 – Understanding distress in child sexual abuse exams: A systematic review » Tanya Smith (The Hospital for Sick Children), Karla Wentzel (The Hospital for Sick Children), Romy Cho (The Hospital for Sick Children), Sheri Madigan (The University of Calgary / The Hospital for Sick Children), Michelle Shouldice (University of Toronto/Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children) Posters.57 – Assessing the early impact of multi agency safeguarding hubs (MASH) in London, UK » Jonathon Davies (Douglas College), Gail Gilchrist (King's College London), Rachel Crockett (University of Stirling), Lesley Hoggart (The Open University), Jan Webb (University of Greenwich), Dave Sims (University of Greenwich), Amanda Henshall (University of Greenwich), Val Chandler (University of Greenwich) Posters.58 – Strengthening child abuse investigation in law enforcement » Sanjana Bhardwaj (Ministry of Interior Child Protection Centre), Mohamed K. Al Ali (Ministry of Interior Child Protection Centre) Posters.59 – Pathways from family disadvantage via harsh parenting and caregiver mental health to adolescent health risks - Findings from South Africa » Franziska Meinck (University of Oxford), Lucie Cluver (University of Oxford), Mark Orkin (DPHRU, School of Clinical Medicine and Centre of Excellence in Human Developoment, University of the Witwatersrand), Amogh Sharma (University of Oxford), Imca Hensels (University College London), Lorraine Sherr (University College London) Posters.60 – Head injury in victims of child abuse and neglect : 5-year experiences in a medical center » Po-Ching Chou (Kaohsiung Medical University/Kaohsiung Municipal HsiaoKang Hospital) Posters.61 – Advancing research-supported practice: The child abuse library online (CALiO) » Chris Newlin (National Children's Advocacy Center), Lou Ann Holland (United States Department of Justice) Posters.62 – The process of transition to non-violent parenting norms among newcomer parents in Manitoba » Gia Ly (University of Manitoba), Javier Mignone (University of Manitoba) Posters.64 – The good school toolkit for reducing physical violence from school staff to primary school students: A cluster-randomised controlled trial in Uganda » Karen Devries (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Louise Knight (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Elizabeth Allen (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Nambusi Kyegombe (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Jenny Parkes (UCL-Institute of Education), Eddy Walakira (Dept of Social Work and Social Administration, School of Social Sciences, Makerere University), Dipak Naker (Raising Voices) Posters.65 – The revision of the public health agency of Canada's (PHAC) joint statement on shaken baby syndrome » Michelle Shouldice (The Hospital for Sick Children, Canadian Paediatric Society), Michelle Ward (Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, Canadian Paediatric Society), Kristin Bennett (Public Health Agency of Canada) Posters.66 – A theoretical framework for interprofessional child welfare expertise » Judy Gillespie (University of British Columbia), Rick Hood (Kingston and St Georges University London), Jonathon Davies (Douglas College) Posters.67 – Policy change following a well-publicized case: The impacts on child maltreatment reports » Julie Steen (University of Central Florida), Chelsea Mandes (University of Central Florida) Posters.68 – Associations between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and suicidality: A scoping review » Jacqueline Quick (University of Calgary,), Robert Olson (Centre for Suicide Prevention), Mara Gruna (Centre for Suicide Prevention), Alan McLuckie (University of Calgary,), Chris Wilkes (University of Calgary,) Posters.69 – Engaging youth to create a culture of understanding, action and resiliencey to prevent childhood maltreatment » Brenda Neis (Calgary Police Service/Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Kim Campbell (Alberta Education/Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre) Posters.70 – Measurement issues in child welfare research on permanence » Julie Steen (University of Central Florida) Posters.71 – Maternal emotional regulation moderates the association between childhood history of maltreatment and cortisol reactivity » Gillian England-Mason (MiNDS Graduate Program, McMaster University; Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Neurosciences, McMaster University), Melissa Kimber (Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Neurosciences, McMaster University; Offord Centre for Child Studies, McMaster University), Leslie Atkinson (Department of Psychology, Ryerson University), Andrea Gonzalez (Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Neurosciences, McMaster University; Offord Centre for Child Studies, McMaster University) Posters.72 – Effectiveness of school-based programs for the prevention of child sexual abuse » Kerryann Walsh (Queensland University of Technology), Karen Zwi (Sydney Children’s Hospital Network & University of New South Wales), Susan Woolfenden (Sydney Children’s Hospital Network & University of New South Wales), Aron Shlonsky (University of Melbourne) Posters.73 – Family- and community-level factors related to better mental health outcomes following child maltreatment in a nationally representative American sample of adolescents » Kristene Cheung (University of Manitoba), Tamara Taillieu (University of Manitoba), Sarah Turner (University of Manitoba), Janique Fortier (University of Manitoba), Jitender Sareen (University of Manitoba), Harriet Macmillan (McMaster University), Michael Boyle (McMaster University), Tracie Afifi (University of Manitoba) Posters.74 – Approaches for child abuse and neglect of the emergency hospital in Osaka, Japan » TAKUYO SATO (Osaka Medical Center and Research Institute For Maternal and Child Health) Posters.75 – Child maltreatment, crime and behavioral problems among juvenile offenders in Taiwan » Yi-Ting Chang (National Cheng Kung University), Meng-Chu Tsai (Kaohsiung Municipal Hsiaokang Hospital), Chiu-Lan Lin (Taiwan Taoyuan Reform School, Agence of Correction,Ministratry of Justice), Jing-Ru Li (National Cheng Kung University and Hospital), Hsin-Yi Chang (National Cheng Kung University Hospital), Jui-Ying Feng (National Cheng Kung University and Hospital) Posters.76 – Child maltreatment, family dysfunction and juvenile delinquency: A case-control study » Jui-Ying Feng (National Cheng Kung University and Hospital), Yi-Ting Chang (National Cheng Kung University), Meng-Chu Tsai (Kaohsiung Municipal Hsiaokang Hospital), Ming-Chu Feng (Kaohsiung Municipal Hsiaokang Hospital), Jung-Der Wang (National Cheng Kung University) Posters.77 – Towards better child protection programs: A qualitative evaluation of youth disseminating life skills program » Margorit Boothby Krespi (Kadir Has University Istanbul), Ceren Acarturk (Sehir University Istanbul), Irem Akduman (Golge Counseling Center Istanbul), Figen Sahin Dagli (Gazi University Faculty of Medicine), Tolga Dagli (Marmara University) Posters.78 – Improving the clinical assessment of acute presentations of child maltreatment using a quality and child rights framework » Paul Hotton (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,), Shanti Raman (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,) Posters.79 – Online protection of children from sexual abuse and exploitation in East Africa » Beatrice Gacengo (Terre des Hommes Netherlands) Posters.81 – BEAMS: The training program for medical institutions in Japan to combat child maltreatment » koji tanoue (Kanagawa Children's Medical Center), Fujiko Yamada (Child First Japan) Posters.83 – Developmental health and wellbeing of Australian Aboriginal children in foster care: Are we making a difference? » Shanti Raman (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,), Stephanie Ruston (KARI Aboriginal Resources Inc), Sarah Irwin (KARI Aboriginal Resources Inc), Phuong Tran (KAR), Paul Hotton (South W) Posters.84 – Gender differences in the prevalence of adverse childhood experiences and health-risk behaviors among Saudi Arabian adults » Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Majid Al-eissa (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), seren almadani (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), hassan saleheen (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs) Posters.85 – Professionals' attitudes towards suspected cases of child sexual abuse in Saudi Arabia » Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Dalia Alsaif (Ministry of Health), Majid Al-eissa (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), hassan saleheen (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Hoda Almutlaq (Ministry of Health) Posters.86 – History of victimization and interest in having access to a helpline among adolescents » Majid Al-eissa (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), hassan saleheen (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs) Posters.87 – Prevalence of victimization and poly-victimization of children in Saudi Arabia: Results from ICAST study » Majid Al-eissa (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), hassan saleheen (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs) Posters.88 – What if I face abuse? Awareness levels of bachelor students who might face possible abuse or neglect in their future career » Ozge Sahin (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Gamze Sen (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY) Posters.89 – Association between childhood bullying and subsequent health-risk behaviors among Saudi Arabian adults » Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Majid Al-eissa (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), hassan saleheen (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs) Posters.90 – Validation of the attitudes towards the infant's crying scale » Lucia Williams (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Nahara Rodrigues Laterza Lopes (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Anne Marie Fontaine (Universidade do Porto), Patricia Schelini (Universidade Federal de São Carlos) Posters.91 – 'Baby' child minders in Nigeria: Search for institutional framework » Nnenna oyeoku (Department of Curriculum and Teacher Education, Faculty of Education, Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State, Nigeria.) Posters.92 – What does it really mean to make data driven decisions in child welfare? » Carole Hussey (Public Consulting Group), Kay Casey (Public Consulting Group), George Selvanera (Public Consulting Group) Posters.93 – Maping social organization of child welfare systems : An exploration of how parents' point of view is excluded » Vicky Lafantaisie (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières), Tristan Milot (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières), Carl Lacharite (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières) Posters.94 – Prevention violence against children in Uganda » Joseph Kabogoza (MITYANA ORPHANAGE AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL) Posters.95 – Development of a hospital based child protection team in Cambodia » jamye coffman (Cook Children's Medical Center), Rathi Guhadasan (Angkor Hospital for Children), Sorn Sokchea (Angkor Hospital for Children) Posters.96 – What scientific publications have to say about parental alienation in Brazil » Sheila Soma (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Lucia Williams (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Marina Castro (Universidade Federal de São Carlos) Posters.97 – Adverse childhood experiences and cognitive self-regulation: Findings from a non-clinical sample of Canadian adolescents » Deinera Exner (University of Calgary,), J. Bruce Morton (Western University), David Wolfe (Western University) Posters.98 – Safe and unsafe spaces? Using drawings and photos to explore children's sense of safety in domestic violence » Jane Callaghan (University of Northampton), Joanne Alexander (University of Northampton), Lisa Fellin (University of Northampton) Posters.99 – Resilience in nonoffending caregivers and families of abused children in the Philippines » Faridah Cabbigat (Macquarie University), Maria Kangas (Macquarie University) Posters.101 – Effects of a parent-training program on the trajectory of children in child protective services » Isabelle-Ann Leclair Mallette (Université de Sherbrooke), Marie-Josée Letarte (Université de Sherbrooke), Sonia Helie (Centre jeunesse de Montréal) Posters.102 – Identifying academic difficulties in a child welfare population: Practice and policy implications » Jane Sanders (University of Toronto/), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/) Posters.103 – Intersectionality: Reframing grandparenting in small towns and rural areas through an intersectional lens » Karen Harper-Dorton (School of Social Work, West Virginia University) Posters.104 – 70 years of unlearned lessons: Time for a new approach to child abuse inquiries? » Alyson Leslie (FIRST Faculty) Posters.105 – Parenting practices and parent-child relationship of parents followed by child protection services » Katherine Marcil (Université de Sherbrooke), Marie-Josée Letarte (Université de Sherbrooke), Hélène Fortier (Université de Sherbrooke) Posters.106 – Creating capacity among school staff to confidently recognize and report suspected » Jenny Ofrim (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Center), Glenna Kolback (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Center) Posters.107 – Child aware approaches: Promoting local solutions & community action to enhance child safety & wellbeing in Australia » Stella Conroy (Families Australia) Posters.108 – Enhancing technology in rural and First Nations Yukon communities to improve access to services for child and youth victims and their families through justice processes and beyond » Lindsay Roberts (Victim Services, Department of Justice, Government of Yukon) Posters.109 – The role of school in child protection reporting: A comparative analysis between France and the US » Jocelyn Brown (Columbia University, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Child and Adolescent Health), Agnes Ducros (École des hautes études en santé publique), Caroline Volel (Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Department of Population & Family Health), Jeanine Pommier (École des hautes études en santé publique) Posters.110 – Statistical examination of adverse childhood experiences at family in order to improve engagement in the primary prevention of child abuse » Tsuneo Ninomiya (School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokushima), Hiroe Tani (Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Tokushima University Graduate School), Hiroko Hashimoto (Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Tokushima University Graduate School) Posters.111 – Evaluation of an adolescent dating violence prevention program with low-income Brazilian students » Sidnei Rinaldo Priolo Filho (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Lucia Williams (Universidade Federal de São Carlos) Posters.112 – The association between psychological traumatization and executive functions in children and adolescents: A meta-analytic approach » Rosanne Op den Kelder (University of Amsterdam), Alithe L. Van den Akker (University of Amsterdam), Ramón J.L. Lindauer (Academic Medical Center, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; de Bascule, Academic Center for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry), Hilde M Geurts (University of Amsterdam), Geertjan Overbeek (University of Amsterdam) Posters.113 – Child welfare organizations: Does structure impact who gets ongoing services? » Carrie Smith (King's), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), John Fluke (University of Colorado School of Medicine), Faye Mishna (University of Toronto/), Barbara Decker Pierce (King's College London) Posters.114 – Distinctly vulnerable: Infants investigated by the child welfare system and the decision to refer to services » Joanne Filippelli (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work), Esme Fuller-Thomson (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work), Nico Trocme (McGill University School of Social Work) Posters.115 – Is child sexual abuse declining in Canada? Results from nationally representative retrospective surveys » Margot Shields (Public Health Agency of Canada), Lil Tonmyr (Public Health Agency of Canada), Wendy Hovdestad (Public Health Agency of Canada) Posters.116 – Empowering parents to reduce the use of child physical punishment » Tanis Shanks (University of Regina) Posters.118 – Practitioners' perspectives on the evidence-based Triple P – Positive parenting program implemented in a child maltreatment prevention goal » Marie-Kim Côté (Université Laval), Marie-Hélène Gagné (Université Laval) Posters.119 – Social work students' attitudes, perceptions and potential work decisions regarding perpetrators of child abuse » Therese Odle-James (The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados, West Indies), Letnie Rock (The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados, West Indies) Posters.120 – The comparative benefits of three types of respite programs to prevent child maltreatment » Danielle Ladouceur (The Children's Cottage Society), Lisa Garrisen (The Children's Cottage Society), Janet Hettler (The Children's Cottage Society), Stacey Jodouin (The Children's Cottage Society) Posters.121 – Child-friendly practices: Is it possible? And how? » Andrey Makhanko (INGO Ponimanie/ VSI Supratingumas), Neringa Grigutyte (Vilnius University), Ieva Daniunaite (Children's Support Center), Suzanna Tiapula (IVAT of Alliant International University), Vladimir Yanchuk (Academy of Postgraduate Studies) Posters.123 – A study to assess the effectiveness of planned teaching programme on knowledge regarding child sexual abuse among school teachers in selected educational institution's at Moradabad , India » monica bhattachan (J.F. Institute of Health Sciences) Posters.124 – Proportion of diagnostic findings in 3569 cases of suspected child sexual abuse » Tanya Smith (The Hospital for Sick Children), Sudha Raman (Duke University), Sheri Madigan (The Univeristy of Calgary / The Hospital for Sick Children), Michelle Shouldice (University of Toronto/Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children) Posters.125 – Social pediatrics training: Reflections of pediatric residents embedded in a CAC with an integrated model of practice » Jennifer MacPherson (University of Calgary/Sheldon Kennedy Child Adocacy Centre/Alberta Health Services) Posters.126 – Effective policies and programmes addressing violence, sexual exploitation and abuse of children related to information and communication technologies (ICTs) - UNICEF evidence review » Clara Sommarin (UNICEF) Posters.128 – Follow-up duration of children taken into care by a child protection service following the participation of the parents in the evidence-based parenting program "Incredible years" » Roxanne Sicotte (University of Sherbrooke), Marie-Josée Letarte (University of Sherbrooke) Posters.129 – What do we know about interventions to improve supervised contact between children in care and their parents: A systematic review » Tracey Bullen (Australian Catholic University Institute of Child Protection Studies), Stephanie Taplin (Australian) Posters.130 – Domestic violence and mental health: Study of Bali integrated service center for children and women empowerment » lely kurniawan (Forensic Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, University of Udayana, Denpasar - Bali.), Grace Noviana Chandra (Family Center, Denpasar - Bali.) Posters.132 – Impact of UN policy on young children in institutional care » Kevin Browne (University of Nottingham, Centre for Forensic and Family Psychology), Shihning Chou (University of Nottingham, Centre for Forensic and Family Psychology) Posters.134 – Functional outcomes of adolescent mothers emancipating from the foster care system » Svetlana Shpiegel (Montclair State University), Rachel Ludeke (Rutgers University), Nicole Lytle (Montclair State University) Posters.135 – Does this commercial bring harm to children and families? Group discussion » Andrey Makhanko (INGO Ponimanie/ VSI Supratingumas) Posters.136 – Poverty is an Acute Cause of Child Trafficking » Leonard Romanus (African Association for Prevention of Elder and Child Abuse( AAPECA INT'L)) Posters.137 – How the intersection of applied anthropology with time-space intelligent child protection social work can help protect the world's children » Colette Street (Fielding Graduate University), Yvette Willock (Fielding Graduate University) Posters.138 – Experiences of adolescent victims of family violence and institucionalized in Brazil » Diene Carlos (University of São Paulo), Ana Beatriz Campeiz (University of São Paulo), Luiza Araujo (University of São Paulo), Maria Das Graças Carvalho Ferriani (University of São Paulo) Posters.139 – Who is placing the child at risk? Exploring the assessment capabilities of child protection social workers in health related contexts » Elizabeth Kitson (University of Guelph-Humber (Family & Community Social Services)), Linda Acheampong (University of Alberta) Posters.140 – Sexual exploitation of youth – Findings from three epidemiological studies in 2004, 2009 and 2014 » Gisela Priebe (Lund university), Carl Göran Svedin (University of Linkoping, Sweden, PROMISE project expert consultant) Posters.141 – Attentional bias towards threat in maltreated adolescents: The role of flexible attention control » Helen Baker (Kings College), Paul Gray (University of Oxford), Jennifer Lau (Kings College) Posters.142 – Psychosocial support- Coping to thriving through play » Laura Wright (Right To Play; Royal Roads University), Philip Cook (International Institute for Child Rights and Development (IICRD); Royal Roads University) Posters.143 – Nepali children in the aftermath: Traumas, tension and challenges » Umesh Raj Regmi (Nepal Youth Foundation) Posters.144 – The study of chronological child-raising change among Japanese parents with three-year-old child and the support for the child maltreatment » Toshihiko Yanagawa (Wakayama Medical University), Noriko Kato (Jumonji University), Masae Ueno (Osaka Prefectural University) Posters.145 – An assessment of female genital mutilation on the rights of the girl child to education and reproductive health in Uganda » Eric Awich Ochen (Makerere University, Department of Social Work and Social Administration), Paul Bukuluki (Makerere University, Department of Social Work and Social Administration), Esther Nanfuka kalule (Makerere University, Department of Social Work and Social Administration), Laban Musinguzi (Makerere University, Department of Social Work and Social Administration), Chris Opesen (Mak) Posters.146 – Engaging parents during out of home placement : An integrated understanding » Dorothée Charest Belzile (Laval University, School of Psychology), Sylvie Drapeau (Laval University, School of Psychology), Hans Ivers (Laval University, School of Psychology), Rachel Lépine (Laval University) Posters.147 – Incidences of Child Labour among Secondary School Students in Abia, State Nigeria » Flora Nkire (Abia State University Uturu, Faculty of Education, Department of Educational Foundtions (Nigeria) Posters.148 – Psycho - Social profile and outcome of adolescents with emotional and behavioural disorders » Chaithra Chandrakanth (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Kavita Jangam (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Shabana Aboobaker (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Satish Girimaji (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India) Posters.149 – Association of positive parenting practice with shaking and smothering among caregivers of infants in Japan » Aya Isumi (National Research Institute for Child Health and Development), Takeo Fujiwara (National Research Institute for Child Health and Development) Posters.150 – Knowing what to do and doing it right!- Intervention in child sexual abuse cases in primary schools in Trinidad and Tobago » Debra D. Joseph (The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados, West Indies) Posters.152 – Group care size and difficulties of children with developmental disorders in Japanese residential homes » Eiji Ozawa (Kagoshima University), Yutaro Hirata (Kagoshima University) Posters.153 – A substance-dependent adolescent mother and her baby » Melahat Melek Oguz (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Mehtap Acar (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Emine Polat (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Meltem Akcaboy (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Nilden Tuygun (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Esma Altınel Acoglu (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Saliha Senel (Dr. Sami Ulus Maternity and Children's Health and Diseases Training and Research Hospital), Figen Sahin Dagli (Gazi University Faculty of Medicine) Posters.155 – A study on the characteristics of families with child abuse issues using mixed methods research » Yoko Kato (Senzoku junior college), Ami Shinohara (Akikusagakuen junior college) Posters.156 – Relationship among child rights education, self-esteem, view of the child, and awareness of child rights » Yanghee Lee (Sungkyunkwan university), Sangwon Kim (International Child Rights Center) Posters.157 – Dimensionalizing adversity in childhood and their links with symptom measures: Data from a new sample of Japanese institutionalized children » Yuning Zhang (King' College London), Charlotte Cecil (King's College London), Ted Barker (King's College London), Shigeyuki Mori (Konan University), Jennifer Lau (Kings College) Posters.158 – Review of classical Asian fairy tales regarding child right to protection » Yanghee Lee (Sungkyunkwan university), Jinju Baek (Sungkyunkwan university) Posters.159 – Family violence against children and adolescents: A study about professional practices » Mara Regina Santos da Silva (Federal University of Rio Grande - FURG), Gabriele Schek (Federal University of Rio Grande - FURG), Adriane Gaya (Federal University of Rio Grande - FURG) Posters.160 – Training for the use of NICHD protocol by South-Brazilian professionals » Maria Padilha (Universitiy Tuiuti do Paraná), Carlos Aznar-blefari (Faculty of Administration and Economy FAE Curitiba and Research Group on Violence, Vulnerability and Clinical Intervention (GPeVVIC - PUC/RS)) Posters.161 – When sexual abuse occurs at a preschool unit - Consequences for families » Cecilia Kjellgren (Linnaeus university, Dpt of social work) Posters.162 – Attitudes of Caribbean and Canadian undergraduate social work students toward the physical punishment of children » Letnie Rock (The University of the West Indies), Ailsa Watkinson (University of Regina) Posters.163 – Serving underserved children: Specialized training for psychologists » Barbara L. Bonner (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Tatiana Balachova (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center) Posters.164 – Multidiscipliner approach to a filicide case » Ş. Gülin Evinç (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Füsun çUhadaroğlu (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Ferda Karadag (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Dilsad Ozdemir (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Büsra Sultan Dogan (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Musa Kukul (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Aysun Balseven (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Ali Rıza Tümer (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Mehmet Cavlak (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Sertaç Ak (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY), Hatice Okur (HACETTEPE UNIVERSITY) Posters.165 – Prevention of neonatal and infant fatalities » Michael Durfee (Inter-agency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect (ICAN)), Deanne Tilton Durfee (Inter-agency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect (ICAN)) Posters.166 – California hospital network » Michael Durfee (Inter-agency Council on Child Abuse and Neglect (ICAN)) Posters.167 – Social pediatrics training for pediatric residents: Creation and implementation of a mandatory rotation embedded in a child advocacy centre with an integrated model of practice » Jennifer MacPherson (University of Calgary/Sheldon Kennedy Child Adocacy Centre/Alberta Health Servicess) Posters.168 – Signs of Safety across the globe: Changing one system at a time » Heidi Hebditch (Resolutions Consultancy) Posters.170 – Neighborhood social capital and infant physical abuse: A population-based study in Japan » Takeo Fujiwara (National Research Institute for Child Health and Development), Yui Yamaoka (University of Tsukuba), Ichiro Kawachi (Harvard School of Public Health) Posters.171 – The measurement and assessment of child sexual abuse: A systematic review » Janet Sayers (University of North Carolina at Greensboro), Lauren Maxwell (McGill University) Posters.172 – New strategies for conflict resolution school as mechanisms for construction of social fabric study of successful cases » Lucia Cristina Carvajal Jiménez (Independent), Sara Patricia Guzman Suarez (Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana Sede Bucaramanga) Posters.173 – Children and domestic violence : Helping families to prevent negative effects. A case in Colombia » Sara Guzman-Suarez (LLM University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign; International Law Instructor at Pontifical Bolivarian University, Conciliation Center Director; Arbitrator, Colombia), Ligia Rico (Independent researcher) Posters.174 – Prevention of human trafficking and criminal exploitation of children in Colombia » Sara Guzman-Suarez (LLM University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign; International Law Instructor at Pontifical Bolivarian University, Conciliation Center Director; Arbitrator, Colombia), Juan David Pimiento (Pontifical Bolivarian University, Bucaramanga) Posters.175 – Narratives about concerns for child maltreatment » Maria Forsner (Dalarna university), Gudrun Elvhage (Stockholm University, Department of Social Work) Posters.176 – State of child abuse in Bangladesh » Mohammad Salim Miah (Director Academy,Heritage School, Bangladesh) Posters.177 – Children sexual abuse: Profile of 8 years of notifications in a pediatric hospital in Florianópolis – SC - Brazil » Vanessa Platt (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC), Isabela Back (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC), Daniela Hauschild (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC), Jucélia Maria Guedert (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC) Posters.178 – Risk factors for continuity of child sexual abuse, as reported by data from a children's hospital in Brazil » Vanessa Platt (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC), Isabela Back (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC), Daniela Hauschild (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC), Jucélia Maria Guedert (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA - UFSC) Posters.179 – Missing children tragedy triggers numerous child abuses in Pakistan » Gulzar Ahmad (Pakistan Council on Family Relations) Posters.181 – Psychological evaluation for child protection decision making » Richard Lucardie (Lucardie Psychological and Consulting Services, Ltd.) Posters.182 – New interventions in child maltreatment fatalities: Establishing a near death review protocol » Tricia Gardner (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center) Posters.183 – Considerations when establishing child fatality review » Tricia Gardner (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center) Posters.184 – Developing a comprehensive government strategy for building and promoting positive fatherhood involvement as a key priority for reducing domestic violence » Lana Wells (University of Calgary,), Elizabeth Dozois (Word on the Street, Ltd.), Deinera Exner (University of Calgary,)
Monday 08:45 - 09:30	KN-02 Keynote
08:45 Why I didn't say anything » Dr. Sheldon Kennedy Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre
Monday 10:30 - 11:15	KN-03 Keynote
10:30 New Horizons in Preventing and Responding to Violence Against Children » Dr. Alexander Butchart World Health Organization (WHO)
Monday 11:15 - 12:00	KN-04 Keynote
11:15 Using the courts to promote children’s rights: Case notes from the South African Constitutional Court » Dr. Ann Skelton Centre for Child Law, University of Pretoria
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	OP-01 Child Marriages
13:38 - 13:58 OP-01.02 – Adolescent girls participation towards ending child marriage » Mphatso Makuluni (Daystar University), Roseline Olumbe (Daystar University), Sylvia Tuikong (Daystar University) 14:01 - 14:21 OP-01.03 – Role of existing social protection programs to address child marriage in Bangladesh: Case of one union Parishad » Md. Mojib-Ul Hasan (Save the Children in Bangladesh), Laila Khondkar (Save the Children in Bangladesh), Kazi Depon (Save the Children in Bangladesh) 14:24 - 14:44 OP-01.04 – Child marriage -The cause of high rate maternal mortality in Northern Nigeria and other parts of Africa » Leonard Romanus (African Association for Prevention of Elder and Child Abuse( AAPECA INT'L))
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	OP-02 Culture and Intervention
13:15 - 13:35 OP-02.01 – An empirical investigation of child abuse in Saudi Arabia: Identifying common themes » Ahmed Alahmed (Al-Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud University), Julian Leslie (University of Ulster) 13:38 - 13:58 OP-02.02 – Making social protection systems work for children's care: Implications from cross-country research in sub-Saharan Africa » Suzanne Clulow (Children In Distress Network), Camilla Jones (Family for Every Child), Keetie Roelen (Institute of Development Studies) 14:01 - 14:21 OP-02.03 – Towards a culturally informed ethical foundation for intervention » Thomas Meysen (German Institute for Youth Human Services and Family Law) 14:24 - 14:44 OP-02.04 – Delineating disproportionality and disparity of Asian versus White households in the child welfare system » Barbara Lee (University of Toronto/), Esme Fuller Thomson (University of Toronto/), Nico Trocme (McGill University), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), Tara Black (University of Toronto/)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	OP-03 Trafficking and Exploitation
13:38 - 13:58 OP-03.02 – Examining state-wide trends on domestic trafficking: Implications for interventions by youth-serving agencies » Laura Johnson (Rutgers University), Cassandra Simmel (Rutgers University), Judy L. Postmus (Rutgers University) 14:01 - 14:21 OP-03.04 – Incidence of childhood physical, emotional, and sexual abuse in Quito-Ecuador using the ICAST-R » Teresa Borja (Universidad San Francisco de Quito)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	OP-04 Medical Evaluation
13:15 - 13:35 OP-04.01 – Recognition and response to child sexual abuse (CSA) by the medical professionals in India » Rajeev Seth (Indian Child Abuse Neglect & Child Labour (ICANCL) group), Uma Agrawal (Indian Child Abuse Neglect & Child Labour (ICANCL) group), sandhya khadse (Indian Child Abuse Neglect & Child Labour (ICANCL) group), Rajendra Srivastava (Indian Child Abuse Neglect & Child Labour (ICANCL) group), Martin A. Finkel (Child Abuse Research Education & Service Institute at Rowan University-Rowan Medicine) 13:38 - 13:58 OP-04.02 – Predictors of diagnostic findings in child/adolescent sexual abuse exams » Tanya Smith (The Hospital for Sick Children), Sudha Raman (Duke University), Sheri Madigan (The Univeristy of Calgary / The Hospital for Sick Children), Michelle Shouldice (University of Toronto/Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children) 14:01 - 14:21 OP-04.03 – Children of colour and child protection medical assessments: Improving cultural competency in clinical practice » Shanti Raman (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,), Paul Hotton (South Western Sydney Local Health District) 14:24 - 14:44 OP-04.04 – Filicide in Australia: A national study » Adam Tomison (Institute for Child Protection Studies, Australian Catholic University), Thea Brown (Monash University), Danielle Tyson (Monash University), Willow Bryant (Australian Institute of Criminology), Samantha Lyneham (Australian Institute of Criminology), Samantha Bricknell (Australian Institute of Criminology), Paula Fernandez Arias (Monash University)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	OP-05 Legal Responses
13:15 - 13:35 OP-05.01 – Court sentences for offenders of child sexual abuse » Linda van Krimpen (Dutch Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human beings and Sexual Violence against Children) 13:38 - 13:58 OP-05.02 – Powerful information: Combining two administrative data sources to study youth-in-conflict outcomes » Rebecca Orsi (Colorado State University), Chris Lee (Colorado State University) 14:01 - 14:21 OP-05.03 – The state of progress in legal responses to child sexual abuse claims: Evidence from a systematic review of 71 civil statutes of limitation across Canada, the USA and Australia » Ben Mathews (Queensland University of Technology)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	OP-06 Systems Using Technology for Good
13:15 - 13:35 OP-06.01 – Engaging the media for child protection-How, benefits and challenges: Experiences of ANPPCAN Uganda Chapter » Sharon Ahumuza (African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN) Uganda Chapter), Jimmy Obbo (African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN) Uganda Chapter) 13:38 - 13:58 OP-06.02 – America's missing: Broadcast emergency response - Marking 20 years of the AMBER alert system » Lou Ann Holland (United States Department of Justice), Robert Hoever (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children), Jim Walters (National Criminal Justice Training Center, Fox Valley Technical College)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	S-01 Symposium 1
S-01.01 – Alberta resilient communities project - The role of community influencers post-disaster » Lisa Elford (University of Calgary,), Julie Drolet (University of Calgary,) S-01.02 – Alberta resilient communities project - Children and the crisis of environmental disasters: Understanding impacts and resiliency strategies » Lisa Elford (University of Calgary,), Caroline McDonald-Harker (Mount Royal University) S-01.03 – Alberta resilient communities project - Youth, innovation and resilience » Lisa Elford (University of Calgary,), Robin Cox (Royal Roads University) S-01.04 – Alberta resilient communities project » Lisa Elford (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work), Julie Drolet (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work), Robin Cox (Royal Roads University), Caroline McDonald-Harker (Mount Royal University)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	S-02 Symposium 2
S-02.01 – 'Letting the future in': An therapeutic intervention for children affected by sexual abuse » John Carpenter (University of Bristol), Simon Hackett (Durham University), Patricia Jessiman (University of Bristol) S-02.02 – 'Letting the future in' a therapeutic intervention for child sexual abuse – Implementation in teams and methods of intervention » Simon Hackett (Durham University), John Carpenter (University of Bristol), Patricia Jessiman (University of Bristol), Demi Patsios (University of Bristol) S-02.03 – 'Letting the future in' a therapeutic intervention for child sexual abuse - Outcomes of a pragmatic multi-site RCT » John Carpenter (University of Bristol), Simon Hackett (Durham University), Patricia Jessiman (University of Bristol), Demi Patsios (University of Bristol) S-02.04 – 'Letting the future in' a therapeutic intervention for child sexual abuse – Children's and parent/carers' perspectives » Patricia Jessiman (University of Bristol), Simon Hackett (Durham University), John Carpenter (University of Bristol)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	S-03 Symposium 3
S-03.01 – Development of methods for continuous child maltreatment surveillance » John Fluke (University of Colorado School of Medicine), Andreas Jud (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts), Laura Schwab Reese (a), Bryany Denning (Child and Family Services - Northwest Territory), Lil Tonmyr (Public Health Agency of Canada), Adam Filleul (Birdseye, INC), Tanja Mitrovic (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts) S-03.02 – Development of methods for continuous child maltreatment surveillance - Emerging social media methodologies in child maltreatment epidemiology » Laura Schwab Reese (University of Colorado School of Medicine), John Fluke (University of Colorado School of Medicine) S-03.03 – Development of methods for continuous child maltreatment surveillance - Lessons from the Canadian pan northern administrative data project » Bryany Denning (Child and Family Services - Northwest Territory), John Fluke (University of Colorado School of Medicine), Adam Filleul (Birdseye, INC), Lil Tonmyr (Public Health Agency of Canada) S-03.04 – Development of methods for continuous child maltreatment surveillance - On the road to uniform child maltreatment surveillance data for Switzerland » Andreas Jud (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts), Tanja Mitrovic (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	W-01 Workshop 1
13:15 W-01.01 – Neglect, Failure to Thrive or a denied disability? Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and the need for Recognition, Screening and Care Planning in child welfare settings » William (Liam) Curran (INDI PhD Student Young Adult and Alcohol Research lab Department of Psychology, Concordia University & Child and Family Research Centre (CFRC), McGill University, Montreal)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	W-02 Workshop 2
13:15 W-02.01 – Little cub: Preventing suicide in Aboriginal children » Robert Olson (Centre for Suicide Prevention), Suzanne Mcleod (Centre for Suicide Prevention)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	W-03 Workshop 3
13:15 W-03.01 – Scottish Care Leavers Covenant: Closing the Implementation Gap Between Policy & Practice » Kenny McGhee (Centre for Excellence for Looked After Children in Scotland, University of Strathclyde)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	W-04 Workshop 4
13:15 W-04.01 – Early, open, often: Helping families talk to their children to prevent sexual abuse » Tonje Molyneux (Committee for Children)
Monday 13:15 - 14:45	W-05 Workshop 5
13:15 W-05.01 – Collaboration and community connections: Working together to keep our children safe » Elden Block (Alberta Human Services), Joni Brodziak (Alberta Human Services), Sam Dover (Zebra Child Protection Centre), Larry Sayers (Alberta Human Services), Lloyd Yellowbird (Kahkiyaw), Rudy Newbury (Kahkiyaw), kathryn kot (McMan Youth Family and Community Services Association), Connie Fox (Alberta Human Services)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-07 Adverse Childhood Experiences
15:15 OP-07.01 – A psychosocial understanding of child sexual abuse disclosure among girl children in South Africa » Shanaaz Mathews (University of Cape Town), Natasha Hendricks (South African Medical Research Council), Naeemah Abrahams (South African Medical Research Council) 15:35 OP-07.02 – Risks to psychological and emotional health of immigrant children: Perspectives of multicultural workers and implications for policy and practice » Janki Shankar (University of Calgary,), Zetilda Ellis (University of Calgary,) 15:55 OP-07.03 – Integrating ACEs into mental health programming for young children » Ryan Clements (Alberta Health Services), Jennifer Kuntz (Alberta Health Services), Alan McLuckie (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-08 Working in Aboriginal Cultures
15:15 OP-08.01 – Buiding Community Resilience in Aboriginal and Indigenous Communities » Michael Pecic (In Safe Hands Educators In Safety Pty Ltd) 15:35 OP-08.02 – Communication, indigenous culture and participatory decision making amongst foster adolescents » Gideon De Wet (Univeristy Fort Hare), Ulene Schiller (University of Fort Hare) 15:55 OP-08.03 – Living miyo-pimat'siwin (the "good life") among Indigenous people in Edmonton- Culturally grounded outcomes in Aboriginal child welfaretttt » Ralph Bodor (University of Calgary,), Avery Calhoun (University of Calgary,), Amanda McLellan (University of Calgary,), James Shawana (University of Calgary,), Leona Makokis (Blue Quills First Nation University)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-09 Out of Home Care
15:15 OP-09.01 – Carer engagement as a key determinant of quality in out-of-home care » Tania Withington (Queensland University of Technology), Judith Burton (Queensland University of Technology), Bob Lonne (Queensland University of Technology), Areana Eivers (Queensland University of Technology)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-10 Domestic Violence
15:15 OP-10.01 – Making "bad" and "mad" mothers: Domestically violent men's accounts of assaulting women as mothers » Susan Heward-Belle (University of Sydney) 15:35 OP-10.02 – "All I want is a life free from violence" » Megan Mitchell (Australian Human Rights Commission) 15:55 OP-10.03 – The impact of domestic violence on children under five years of age » Stephanie Holt (University of Dublin, Trinity College)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-11 Human Trafficking
15:15 OP-11.01 – "We're doing lots of things, but I'm not convinced they're the right things": Perspectives on Children's Rights for Child Victims of Sexual Offences in the UK » Helen Codd (University of Central Lancashire) 15:35 OP-11.02 – Taking care of the caregivers: The psychological health and wellness of online child sexual exploitation employees » Roberta Sinclair (Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Carleton University), Kristin Duval (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) 15:55 OP-11.03 – Human trafficking meets healthcare: An opportunity for intervention » Jordan Greenbaum (International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-12 Innovative Interventions
15:35 OP-12.02 – Improved response to the needs of children in situations of neglect? » Carl Lacharite (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières), Danielle Lessard (Université de Montréal), Louise Lemay (Université de Sherbrooke), Sarah Dufour (Université de Montréal) 15:55 OP-12.03 – What helps children tell? A retrospective file analysis » Rosaleen McElvaney (Dublin City University), Keith O'reilly (Children's University Hospital), Rhonda Turner (Our Lady's Children's Hospital), Betty Walsh (Tusla), Aisling Costello (Dublin City University), Katie Creighton (Children's University Hospital), Suzanne Guerin (University College Dublin)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-13 Mental Health
15:15 OP-13.01 – Trauma-focused cognitive-behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT) with poly-victimized, complex children and youth » Carol Brewis (Child Abuse Service, Alberta Children’s Hospital. In Partnership with the Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Daniel Garfinkel (Child Abuse Service, Alberta Children’s Hospital. In Partnership with the Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre) 15:35 OP-13.02 – Examining outcomes of single session walk-in therapy » Cindy Fang (Wood's Homes), Janet Stewart (Wood's Homes), Bruce MacLaurin (Wood's Homes), Bjorn Johansson (Wood's Homes)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-14 Systems Approaches
15:15 OP-14.02 – Cross-ministry service use patterns of Albertan children and youth receiving maltreatment-related intervention services » Xinjie Cui (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Hitesh Bhatt (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Hesam Izakian (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Robert Jagodzinski (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Christine Werk (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Jo Lamba (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Ozlem Cankaya (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Ruiting Jia (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Adam Easterbrook (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research), Leslie Twilley (Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research) 15:35 OP-14.03 – Beyond families: Contextual approaches to safeguarding young people from peer-on-peer exploitation and abuse » Carlene Firmin (University of Bedfordshire)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-15 Young People and Technology
15:15 OP-15.01 – 'Keep us safe': Insights from young people about the risks they face in London, England » Annabel Goodyer (London South Bank University), Andrew Whittaker (London South Bank University) 15:35 OP-15.02 – Images across Europe: The sending and receiving of sexual images (sexting) and associations with interpersonal violence in young people's relationships » Christine Barter (University of Central Lancashire) 15:55 OP-15.03 – Young people's perspectives on online and offline experiences of interpersonal violence and abuse (IPVA) » nadia aghtaie (University of Bristol)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	OP-16 Epidemiology Approaches with Children and Youth
15:15 OP-16.01 – The inverse intervention law: Towards an explanation of inequities in child protection intervention rates in the UK » Paul Bywaters (Coventry University), Geraldine Brady (Coventry University), Tim Sparks (Coventry University), Elizabeth Bos (Coventry University), Lisa Bunting (Queen's University Belfast), Brigid Daniel (University of Stirling), Brigid Featherstone (Huddersfield University), Kate Morris (University of Sheffield), Jonathan Scourfield (University of Cardiff), Will Mason (University of Sheffield) 15:35 OP-16.02 – The optimus study South Africa: A national study of child victimization » Catherine Ward (University of Cape Town), Lillian Artz (University of Cape Town), Patrick Burton (Centre for Justice and Crime Prevention), Lezanne Leoschut (Centre for Justice and Crime Prevention), Reshma Kassanjee (University of Cape Town) 15:55 OP-16.03 – Using administrative data to predict children with multiple reports to child protection » Olivia Octoman (Australian Centre for Child Protection, University of South Australia), Leah Bromfield (Australian Centre for Child Protection, University of South Australia), Fiona Arney (Australian Centre for Child Protection, University of South Australia), Mary Salveron (Australian Centre for Child Protection, University of South Australia)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	W-06 Workshop 6
15:15 W-06.01 – A global perspective to child abuse of the LGBTQ population » Toni Cardenas (New York Presbyterian Hospital)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	W-07 Workshop 7
15:15 W-07.01 – Advanced issues in the medical evaluation of the child alleged to have been sexually abused » Martin A. Finkel (Child Abuse Research Education & Service Institute at Rowan University-Rowan Medicine)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	W-08 Workshop 8
15:15 W-08.01 – Integrated model of practice responding to child abuse: Sheldon Kennedy child advocacy centre » Jenny Ofrim (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Emily Synnott (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Geordie Simpson (RCMP), Jennifer MacPherson (University of Calgary/Sheldon Kennedy Child Adocacy Centre/Alberta Health Services), Glenna Kolback (Calgary Police Service), Jennifer Jackson (Alberta Health Services), Linda Shima (Calgary Region Child and Family Services)
Monday 15:15 - 16:15	W-09 Workshop 9
15:15 W-09.01 – Child protection errors: How do we learn from the mistakes? » Peter Choate (Mount Royal University)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-17 Childhood Violence
16:30 OP-17.01 – Violence exposure in childhood and somatic health complaints in early adulthood » Mia Cathrine Myhre (Norwegian center for violence and traumatic stress studies), Siri Thoresen (Norwegian center for violence and traumatic stress studies), Ole Kristian Hjemdal (Norwegian center for violence and traumatic stress studies) 16:50 OP-17.02 – Detect, prevent and respond to physical, sexual and emotional abuse and neglect through the HIV continuum of care » Severine Chevrel (Catholic Relief Services), Sian Long (Maestral International), Kristin Weinhauer (Catholic Relief Services), Aften Beeler (Catholic Relief Services) 17:10 OP-17.03 – No shame in justice: Addressing stigma against survivors to end sexual violence in conflict zones » Tracy Shields (World Vision UK), Erica Hall (World Vision UK)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-18 Working with Aboriginal Youth
16:30 OP-18.01 – Preventing youth perpetration of sexual violence in two Aboriginal communities » Enid Hendry (Lucy Faithfull Foundation), Donald Findlater (Lucy Faithfull Foundation) 16:50 OP-18.02 – Australia's Second Stolen Generation - Myth or Reality? » Mick Naughton (Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare, Victoria) 17:10 OP-18.03 – A special report on ending the overrepresentation of Aboriginal young people in care - A new story » Melanie McIntosh (Office of the Child and Youth Advocate, Alberta), Coby Eagle Bear (Office of the Child and Youth Advocate, Alberta)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-19 Roles of Support
16:30 OP-19.01 – Perspectives of system-involved youth on giving and receiving social support » Beth Sapiro (Rutgers University), Cassandra Simmel (Rutgers University) 16:50 OP-19.02 – Social role of one-to-one mentoring as a volunteer practice for the prevention of child abuse and neglect and socialization of children in difficult life situations in Russia » Alexandra Telitsyna (Big Brothers Big Sisters of Russia), Galina Semya (Moscow State Pedagogical University) 17:10 OP-19.03 – Looking forward to leaving: What helps young people to prepare for their transition from residential care to independent life? » Leslie Hicks (University of Lincoln), Jenny Dagg (University of Lincoln), Nat O'Brien (Catch-22)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-20 Innovative Interventions
16:30 OP-20.01 – Information sharing in child protection matters: The development of the National Child Protection Alert System in New Zealand » Patrick Kelly (Auckland District Health Board), Miranda Ritchie (Health Networks Ltd), Russell Wills (Hawke's Bay District Health Board) 16:50 OP-20.02 – From tenuous to tenacious: Strengthening social justice practice in child welfare » Anne Marie McLaughlin (University of Calgary,), Erin Gray (MacEwan University), Maureen Wilson (Univeristy of Calgary) 17:10 OP-20.03 – Child friendly justice: International obligations and the challenges of inter-agency collaboration » Hrefna Fridriksdottir (Uneversity of Iceland), Anni Haugen (University of Iceland)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-21 Parenting
16:30 OP-21.01 – Families, Family systems and Child well-being over time » susan gardiner (Wood's Homes), Audra Richards (Wood's Homes) 16:50 OP-21.02 – Impact of the better parenting intervention on parental attitude and practices » Medhanit Mecha (FHI360 Ethiopia) 17:10 OP-21.03 – Engagement and attendance to a parent training program in youth protection services: An analysis of predictors and links to outcomes » Marie-Josée Letarte (Université de), Isabelle-Ann Leclair Mallette (Universit), Krystel Boisvert (Université de Sherbrooke), Hélène Fortier (Université de Sherbrooke)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-22 Medical Practices
16:30 OP-22.01 – Mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse: Issues and insights in clinical practice » Kavita Jangam (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Preeti Jacob (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Shekhar Seshadri (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Satish Girimaji (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Shoba Srinath (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), John Vijay Sagar Kommu (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India), Chaithra Chandrakanth (National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience, Bangalore,India) 16:50 OP-22.02 – Prenatal screening for risk factors & early prevention of child maltreatment » Remy Vink (TNO) 17:10 OP-22.03 – Post rape care services to minors in Kenya: Are the services healing or hurting survivors? » Cynthia Wangamati (University of Oslo), Viva Thorsen (University of Oslo)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-23 Domestic Violence and Child Protection
16:30 OP-23.01 – Making the links between domestic violence and child protection: Developing evidence-based training for general practice clinicians » Marianne Hester (University of Bristol), Eszter Szilassy (University of Bristol), Jessica Drinkwater (University of Leeds), Cath Larkins (University of Central Lancashire), Nicky Stanley (University of Central Lancashire), William Turner (University of Bristol), Gene Feder (University of Bristol) 16:50 OP-23.02 – From crisis to resilience: The lived experiences of mothers and children in the context of domestic violence » Caroline McDonald-Harker (Mount Royal University)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-24 Supporting Child Protection Workers
16:30 OP-24.01 – Emotional labour at the heart of the work » Lisa Chapman (Charles Sturt University), Michelle Evans (Charles Sturt University) 16:50 OP-24.02 – 'Support and supervision for Indigenous child protection workers: A critical examination' » Fiona Oates (James Cook University) 17:10 OP-24.02 – Nation-wide survey reveals forensic interviewers' perspectives, challenges, and goals » McKenzie Vanderloon (Wilfrid Laurier University), Sonja Brubacher (Centre for Investigative Interviewing / Deakin University), Kim Roberts (Wilfrid Laurier University), Barry Cooper (The Forensic Alliance & Simon Fraser University), Heather Price (University of Regina), Lynn Barry (Founder and Executive Director of Canadian Child Abuse Association (formerly CSICA))
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-25 Working with Under Served Children
16:30 OP-25.01 – Street children in Jordan » Siham Abueita (Hashmite University) 16:50 OP-25.02 – Inclusion of children with disabilities in child protection mechanisms in Malawi and Uganda » Morgon Banks (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Karen Devries (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Nambusi Kyegombe (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Hannah Kuper (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Susan Kelly (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) 17:10 OP-25.03 – Two sides of the globe: Systems and responses to underserved children in Oklahoma and Siberia » Barbara L. Bonner (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Tatiana Balachova (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Mary Stockett (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Tamara Krupskaya (Irkutsk State Medical University), Inga Kukushkina (Irkutsk State Medical University), Natalia Martinovich (Irkutsk State Medical University), Svetlana Semenova (Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Irkutsk Oblast)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	OP-69 Low & Middle Income Studies
16:30 OP-69.01 – Preventing child maltreatment and child conduct problems in LMIC: A randomised controlled trial of parenting for lifelong health (PLH) for parents of children aged 2-9 » Catherine Ward (University of Cape Town), Jamie Lachman (University of Oxford and Clowns Without Borders SA), Jamie Lachman (University of Oxford and Clowns Without Borders SA), Inge Wessels (University of Cape Town), Lucie Cluver (University of Oxford), Frances Gardner (University of Oxford), Judy Hutchings (Bangor University), Reshma Kassanjee (University of Cape Town), Francesca Little (University of Cape Town) 16:50 OP-69.02 – Developing a low-cost child abuse prevention intervention for caregivers and teenagers in South Africa: A cluster randomized controlled trial of parenting for lifelong health (PLH) » Franziska Meinck (University of Oxf), Lucie Cluver (University of Oxford), Alexa Yakubovich (University of Oxford), Jenny Doubt (University of Oxford), Alice Redfern (University of Oxford), Catherine Ward (University of Cape Town), Nasteha Salah (University of Oxford), Sachin Destone (University of Oxford), Rocio Herrero (University of Oxford), Yulia Shenderovich (University of Cambridge), Jamie Lachman (University of Oxford) 17:10 OP-69.02 – Putting the horse before the cart? Negotiating tensions between the need for evidence and the demand for dissemination of parenting programs to reduce violence against children in low- and middle-income countries » Jamie Lachman (University of Oxford), Jenny Doubt (University of Oxford), Franziska Meinck (University of Oxford), Lucie Cluver (University of Oxford), Catherine Ward (University of Cape Town), Mark Tomlinson (University of Stellenbosch), Judy Hutchings (University of Bangor), Inge Wessels (University of Cape Town), Chris Mikton (World Health Organization), Peter Cooper (University of Reading), Lynne Murray (University of Reading), Frances Gardner (University of Oxford), Heidi Loening (UNICEF)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	S-04 Symposium 4
S-04.01 – Implementing SafeCare® to address child neglect and physical abuse » Jenelle Shanley (National SafeCare Training and Research Center, Georgia State University) S-04.02 – Implementing SafeCare® to address child neglect and physical abuse – An overview of international implementations » Jenelle Shanley (National SafeCare Training and Research Center, Georgia State University) S-04.03 – Implementing SafeCare® to address child neglect and physical abuse – What role do child welfare practitioners play in the successful implementation of an evidence-based child neglect program? » Elisa Romano (School of Psychology, University of Ottawa), Elena Gallitto (School of Psychology, University of Ottawa), Kelly Weegar (School of Psychology, University of Ottawa), Jennifer Lyons (School of Psychology, University of Ottawa), Jenelle Shanley (National SafeCare Training and Research Center, Georgia State University) S-04.04 – Implementing SafeCare® to address child neglect and physical abuse – SafeCare® comes to Australia: Utilizing an engagement and assessment tool for improving implementation readiness of agency managers and organisations » cheryl majka (Centre for Evidence & Implementation), Robyn Mildon (Centre for Evidence & Implementation), Daniel Whitaker (National SafeCare Training and Research Center, Georgia State University), Pauline McKenzie-Day (National SafeCare Training and Research Center, Georgia State University), Jenelle Shanley (National SafeCare Training and Research Center, Georgia State University)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	S-05 Symposium 5
S-05.01 – Childhood abuse and adult health: Evidence from the Canadian community health survey 2012 – Mental health - Childhood maltreatment as a risk factor for cancer: Findings from a population-based survey of Canadian adults » Wendy Hovdestad (Public Health Agency of Canada), Margot Shields (Public Health Agency of Canada), Amanda Shaw (Public Health Agency of Canada), Les Mery (IARC), Lil Tonmyr (Public Health Agency of Canada) S-05.02 – Childhood abuse and adult health: Evidence from the Canadian community health survey 2012 – Mental health » Wendy Hovdestad (Public Health Agency of Canada), Lil Tonmyr (Public Health Agency of Canada) S-05.03 – Childhood abuse and adult health: Evidence from the Canadian community health survey 2012 – Mental Health: Individual- and relationship-level factors related to better mental outcomes following child abuse » Tracie Afifi (University of Manitoba), Harriet Macmillan (McMaster University), Tamara Taillieu (University of Manitoba), Sarah Turner (University of Manitoba), Kristene Cheung (University of Manitoba), Jitender Sareen (University of Manitoba), Michael Boyle (McMaster University) S-05.04 – Childhood abuse and adult health: Evidence from the Canadian community health survey 2012 – Mental health: Overview » Andrea Gonzalez (Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Neurosciences, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON; Offord Centre for Child Studies, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON), Rebecca Casey (York University), Mark Ferro (McMaster University), Harriet Macmillan (McMaster University), Lil Tonmyr (Public Health Agency of Canada), Michael Boyle (McMaster University)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	W-10 Workshop 10
16:30 W-10.01 – Creating a trauma-informed workforce from the perspectives of youth and alumni of care » Janice Cole (International Foster Care Alliance), Amy Salazar (Social Development Research Group), Miho Awazu (International Foster Care Alliance)
Monday 16:30 - 17:30	W-12 Workshop 12
16:30 W-12.01 – C-Change: An approach to assessing parental capacity to change » Dendy Platt (University of Bristol)
Tuesday, 30th August
Tuesday 08:30 - 09:15	KN-05 Keynote
08:30 Offenders on the Move: the Global Study on Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism » Dr. Najat Maalla M'jid UN Special Rapporteur
Tuesday 09:15 - 10:00	KN-06 Keynote
09:15 Preventing Child Abuse & Neglect is a Child Right! » Dr. Yanghee Lee Sungkyunkwan University
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	OP-26 Innovative Interventions in Systems
10:30 - 10:50 OP-26.01 – Examining the effectiveness of communication approaches to address violence against children: A global systematic review » Suruchi Sood (Drexel University), Carmen Cronin (Drexel University), Neha Kapil (UNICEF), Clarice Da Silva E Paula (UNICEF), Theresa Kilbane (UNICEF), Rafael Obregon (UNICEF) 10:53 - 11:13 OP-26.02 – Cooperation with the UN CRC and CR connect as a mechanism for civil society to engage Governments to fulfill its international obligations » Andrey Makhanko (INGO Ponimanie/ VSI Supratingumas), Kimberly Svevo-Cianci (Changing Children's Worlds Foundation) 11:16 - 11:36 OP-26.03 – Confessions of a youth serving organization: An agency's journey of change » Kim Wirth (Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary), Katie Davies (Boys and Girls Clubs of Calgary) 11:39 - 11:59 OP-26.04 – Innovative technology to support children and families through child abuse investigations » Emily Synnott (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Center)
Tuesday 10:30 - 15:13	OP-27 Aboriginal Populations
14:30 - 14:50 OP-27.01 – Spiritual risk: A preliminary definition of child risk within close-knit, religious communities » Yochay Nadan (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Jill Korbin (Case Western Reserve University), Netanel Gemara (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Rivka Keesing (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Esther Bamberger (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Dorit Roer-strier (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) 10:53 - 11:13 OP-27.02 – The Cedar Project: Longitudinal health outcomes associated with childhood neglect among young Indigenous people who use drugs in British Columbia, Canada » Margo E. Pearce (The Cedar Project), Kate Jongbloed (University of British), Wayne Christian (Splatsin/Secwepemc Nation), Earl Henderson (University of Northern British Columbia (Cree/Metis)), Martin Schechter (University of British Columbia), Patricia Spittal (University of British Columbia) 14:53 - 15:13 OP-27.02 – Braiding the sweetgrass: An innovative program experience for preventing intergenerational trauma in Indigenous families in an urban Canadian community » Kathleen Hagan (Hull Services), Henri Giroux (Hull Services)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	OP-28 Family Issues and Their Impact
10:30 - 10:50 OP-28.01 – The intergenerational transmission of abuse: The roles of attachment and parental self-reflectiveness » Galit Harel (Ashkelon Academic College, School of Social Work, Ashkelon, Israel (78211).), Ricky Finzi-Dottan (Bar Ilan University, School of Social Work, Ramat-Gan, Israel) 10:53 - 11:13 OP-28.02 – Intergenerational transmission of family violence: Affect dysregulation as a predictor of young adult IPV perpetration » Katherine Maurer (McGill University School of Social Work) 11:16 - 11:36 OP-28.03 – Emotional neglect, parent-child interaction and language development in children of parents with an emergency visit due to psychosocial problems » Maj Gigengack (Academic Medical Center, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry), Eva Hoytema Van Konijnenburg (Academic Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics), Robert Lindeboom (Academic Medical Center, Department of Clinical Biostatistics), Arianne Teeuw (Academic Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics), Johannes van Goudoever (Academic Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics; VU University medical center, Department of Pediatrics), Ramón J.L. Lindauer (Academic Medical Center, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; de Bascule, Academic Center for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) 11:39 - 11:59 OP-28.04 – Social network and social support to the families involved in violence against children and adolescents in Brazil: Routes to care » Diene Carlos (University of São Paulo), Maria Das Graças Carvalho Ferriani (University of São Paulo)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	OP-29 School-based Programs
10:30 - 10:50 OP-29.01 – Development of an evidence-based audit tool to assess school system provision for child sexual abuse prevention » Kerryann Walsh (Queensland) 10:53 - 11:13 OP-29.02 – The role of schools in preventing and reporting violence and abuse of children - Voices from teacher students and young people » Carolina Overlien (Norwegian center for violence and traumatic stress studies) 11:16 - 11:36 OP-29.03 – Identifying children at risk in Swedish schools » Gudrun Elvhage (Stockholm University, Department of Social Work), Maria Forsner (Dalarna university) 11:39 - 11:59 OP-29.04 – The role of education in preventing child abuse in Kenya » Sophie Omutanyi (ANPPCAN KENYA)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	OP-30 Systems and the Workforce
10:30 - 10:50 OP-30.01 – From the zone of risk to the zone of resilience: Investigating resilience in child protection in Argentina, Canada & Ireland » Dermot Hurley (Kings University College at Western) 10:53 - 11:13 OP-30.02 – Preparing social workers as mandated reporters of suspected child maltreatment » Kathryn Krase (Long Island University), Tobi DeLong Hamilton (University of Utah) 11:16 - 11:36 OP-30.03 – Social and economic impacts of using an integrated model to address child abuse » Jenny Ofrim (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Center), Bonnie Johnston (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Center) 11:39 - 11:59 OP-30.04 – A multidisciplinary team response to child abuse investigations & vicarious trauma » Tanya Smith (The Hospital for Sick Children), Pearl Rimer (Boost Child & Youth Advocacy Centre)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	OP-31 Workforce Issues
10:30 - 10:50 OP-31.01 – A descriptive study of university-level models for educating future child welfare professionals » Julie Steen (University of Central Florida) 10:53 - 11:13 OP-31.02 – On crossing sacred and profane boundaries in time-space and place: The child protection practitioner as "other" » Colette Street (Fielding Graduate University), Yvette Willock (Fielding Graduate University) 11:16 - 11:36 OP-31.03 – Towards competency-based workforce development: Collaboration between United States and Russian federation child welfare faculty » Ilze Earner (Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College), Marina Lalayants (Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College), Zubarziat Baranova (Urdmurt State University Ishevsk), Alexander Baranov (Urdmurt State University Ishevsk) 11:39 - 11:59 OP-31.04 – Development of a standardized training program for team members of hospital based child protection centers in Turkey » Tolga Dagli (Marmara University), Mehmet Akif Inanici (Marmara University), Figen Sahin Dagli (Gazi University Faculty of Medicine), Mehmet Ali Gulpinar (Marmara University)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	S-06 Symposium 6
S-06.01 – Transforming parents' beliefs about physical punishment through 'positive discipline in everyday parenting.' Delivering Kosovo's first parenting program: Challenges, strategies and outcomes » Rudina Ademi Shala (Save the Children in Kosovo), Linda Hoxha (Save the Children in Kosovo), Christine Ateah (University of Manitoba) S-06.02 – Transforming parents' beliefs about physical punishment through 'positive discipline in everyday parenting.' Reducing parental approval of physical punishment in Japan » Ikuko Mori (Save the Children Japan), Ashley Stewart-Tufescu (University of Manitoba) S-06.03 – Transforming parents' beliefs about physical punishment through 'positive discipline in everyday parenting.' Shifting attitudes toward physical punishment in a multicultural context: The case of Canada » Ashley Stewart-Tufescu (University of Manitoba), Christine Ateah (University of Manitoba), Leslie Barker (Leslie Barker Consulting), Jean Tinling (Mosaic Newcomer Family Resource Center) S-06.04 – Transforming parents' beliefs about physical punishment through 'positive discipline in everyday parenting.' Implementing 'positive discipline in everyday parenting' among ethnic minorities and in brothel areas of Bangladesh » Laila Khondkar (Save the Children in Bangladesh), Christine Ateah (University of Manitoba), Firozul Milon (Save the Children in Bangladesh) S-06.05 – Transforming parents' beliefs about physical punishment through 'positive discipline in everyday parenting.' What is 'positive discipline in everyday parenting'? » Joan Durrant (University of Manitoba), Dominique Plateau (Save the Children Sweden) S-06.06 – Transforming parents' beliefs about physical punishment through 'positive discipline in everyday parenting' » Joan Durrant (University of Manitoba), Dominique Plateau (Save the Children Sweden)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	S-07 Symposium 7
S-07.01 – Using administrative data in child protection research » Melissa O'Donnell (University of Western Australia), Miriam Maclean (University of Western Australia), Emily Putnam-Hornstein (University of Southern California), Louise Mc Grath-Lone (University College London), Ruth Gilbert (University College London) S-07.02 – Using administrative data in child protection research – A prospective cohort study of racial disparities in substance exposure and neonatal child protective service involvement » Melissa O'Donnell (University of Western Australia), Emily Putnam-Hornstein (University of Southern California), John Prindle (University of Southern California) S-07.03 – Using administrative data in child protection research - Trajectories through child protection and education: Patterns, timing and causality » Melissa O'Donnell (University of Western Australia), Miriam Maclean (University of Western Australia), Catherine Taylor (University of Western Australia) S-07.04 – Using administrative data in child protection research - Re-entry to out-of-home care among looked after children in England: Analysis of administrative data » Louise Mc Grath-Lone (University College London), Katie Harron (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Bilal Nasim (UCL-Institute of Education), Lorraine Dearden (UCL-Institute of Education), Melissa O'Donnell (University of Western Australia), Ruth Gilbert (University College London) S-07.05 – Using administrative data in child protection research - Mental health outcomes for children involved in the child protection system: Utilising linked administrative data » Melissa O'Donnell (University of Western Australia)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	W-13 Workshop 13
10:30 W-13.01 – Hope for Children and Families Intervention Resources -Core elements in working with children and families following maltreatment, and promoting family rehabilitation » Arnon Bentovim (Child and Family Training), Jenny Gray (ISPCAN), Stephen Pizzey (Child and Family Training)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	W-14 Workshop 14
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	W-15 Workshop 15
10:30 Access to justice and effective remedies for child victims of sexual exploitation » Junita Upadhyay (ECPAT), Darlene Lynch (ECPAT), Dolores Alforte (ECPAT)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	W-16 Workshop 16
10:30 W-16.01 – The European PROMISE: EU multi-country effort to explore the best multidisciplinary response model to child maltreatment in European countries » Peter van der Linden (ISPCAN (counsillor), NeSPCAN (Chairperson), Verwey-Jonker Institute Netherlands (PROMISE project partner)), Chris Newlin (National Children's Advocacy Center USA), Resmiye Oral (University of Iowa, PROMISE expert consultant, Turkish and Greek Task Forces on Child Abuse and Neglect, USA), Bragi Guðbrandsson (Government Agency Child Protection Iceland, PROMISE expert consultant), Carl Göran Svedin (University of Linkoping, Sweden, PROMISE project expert consultant), Sheldon Kennedy (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Center, Calgary, Canada)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	W-17 Workshop 17
10:30 W-17.01 – Preventing sexual abuse of children with developmental disabilities » Becky VanTassel (Calgary Sexual Health Centre)
Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00	W-18 Workshop 18
10:30 W-18.01 – Adapting court preparation for the children in your communities » Sam Dover (Zebra Child Protection Centre)
Tuesday 13:30 - 14:15	KN-07 Keynote
13:30 Voiceless Children: The Civil Rights Struggle That Never Began » Mr. Peter Samuelson Samuelson Productions
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-32 Young People
14:30 OP-32.02 – Hard to reach and easy to ignore: The drinking careers of young people not in education, employment or training » Peter Nelson (Sheffield Hallam University), Sharon Taberrer (ARC Research) 14:50 OP-32.03 – Change in psychotherapy for sexual abuse: The voice of children and adolescents » Claudia Capella (University of Chile), Loreto Rodriguez (University of Chile), Ximena Lama (University of Chile), Daniela Aguila (University of Chile), Estrella Azocar (University of Chile), Denise Dussert (University of Chile), Macarena Espeleta (University of Chile), Sofia Fuentes (University of Chile), Camila Gomez (University of Chile), Lucia Nuñez (University of Chile), Vania Vasquez (University of Chile) 15:10 OP-32.02 – Building research capacity: Lessons learned from an innovative model of participatory research in the context of youth protection » Nico Trocmé (McGill University School of Social Work), Catherine Roy (McGill University School of Social Work), Tonino Esposito (Université de Montréal, School of Social Work)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-34 Parenting
14:30 OP-34.01 – Parenting stress among parents in kinship and non-kinship foster homes » Svein Arild Vis (University of Tromso), Camilla Lauritzen (University of Tromso), Sturla Fossum (University of Tromso), Amy Holtan (University of Tromso) 14:50 OP-34.02 – KContact: A trial of a supervised contact intervention for children in out-of-home care and their parents » Stephanie Taplin (Australian Catholic University Institute of Child Protection Studies), Tracey Bullen (Australian Catholic University) 15:10 OP-34.03 – kContact study: Characteristics and perspectives of parents having supervised contact with their children in out-of-home care » Tracey Bullen (Australian Catholic University Institute of Child Protection Studies), Stephanie Taplin (Australian Catholic University Institute of Child Protection Studies)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-35 Children in Crisis
14:30 OP-35.01 – Global inter-agency guidelines on children's reintegration » Emily Delap (Family for Every Child), Joanna Wedge (Family for Every Child) 14:50 OP-35.03 – Adapting child protection programming from development to emergency contexts: What have we learnt from the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone and the earthquake emergency in Nepal? » Haifa Ungapen (World Vision UK), Tracy Shields (World Vision UK)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-36 Improving Systems
14:30 OP-36.01 – Child Abuse, Symptoms of Trauma and Intervention Measures: A Case Study of Childline Kenya » Sylvia Tuikong (Daystar University) 14:50 OP-36.02 – From outcomes to impact in child welfare » Rochelle (Robbie) Babins-Wagner (Calgary Counselling Centre/University of Calgary), Sandy Berzins (Calgary Counselling Centre/University of Calgary) 15:10 OP-36.03 – Implementing an evidenced based intervention programme within an organisation » Jenny Gray (Child and Family Training UK), Arnon Bentovim (Child and Family Training UK)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-37 Prenatal and Infancy
14:30 OP-37.01 – Mother and child care from conception on ―What can educational institutions do to help prevent maternal suicide and child abuse? » Kanami Yamana (Nara Medical University), Shiho Hayashi (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Tsutako Miyazaki (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Ikumi Honda (Nagoya University), Motoko Oohira (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing), Takahiko Maeda (Mie Prefectural College of Nursing) 14:50 OP-37.02 – Assessment of a brief intervention for abusive head trauma prevention in Brazil » Lucia Williams (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Nahara Rodrigues Laterza Lopes (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Suelen Gorni (Universidade Federal de São Carlos), Victor Mattar (Universidade Federal de São Carlos) 15:10 OP-37.03 – How do mothers and their partners discipline their infants at 6 months? » julie lawrence (University of Otago), Rachael Taylor (University of Otago), Sheila Williams (University of Otago), Barry Taylor (University of Otago), Barbara Galland (University of Otago), Andrew Gray (University of Otago), Rachel Sayers (University of Otago)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-38 Child Sexual Abuse
14:30 OP-38.01 – An integrated approach to child sexual abuse intervention: Perspectives and experience of stakeholders in Addis Ababa Ethiopia » Firehiwot Alito (Addis Ababa University) 14:50 OP-38.02 – Protecting migrant children from sexual abuse and exploitation » Anannia Admassu Sahle (Organization for Child development and Transformation) 15:10 OP-38.03 – Child sexual abuse investigations: Complexities social workers experience in South Africa » Ulene Schiller (University of Fort Hare)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-39 Decision Making and its Impact
14:30 OP-39.01 – Professional discretion and actuarial decision-making in child protection: A participant observation » Pascal Bastian (University of Mainz) 14:50 OP-39.03 – Child protection reports within a changing legislative and policy context, what are the outcomes for children and families? » Sadhbh Whelan (Trinity College Dublin)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	OP-40 Epidemiological Studies in Child Welfare
14:30 OP-40.01 – The epidemiology of child sexual abuse: An analysis of definitions used in prevalence studies and recommendations to advance the field » Delphine Collin-Vezina (McGill University School of Social Work), Ben Mathews (Queensland University of Technology) 14:50 OP-40.02 – The co-occurrence of physical abuse and neglect: Nationwide survey for allegation to Child Guidance Center in Japan » Yui Yamaoka (University of Tsukuba), ichiro wada (Teikyo University of Science), Hirotsuna Ohashi (University of Tsukuba), Yasukazu Ogai (University of Tsukuba), Ryoko Nakajima-Yamaguchi (University of Tsukuba), Nobuaki Morita (University of Tsukuba) 15:10 OP-40.03 – Examining the relationship between poverty and child maltreatment using data from the Ontario incidence study of reported child abuse and neglect-2013 (OIS-2013) » Rachael Lefebvre (University of Toronto/), Melissa Van Wert (University of Toronto/), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), Kate Allan (University of Toronto/)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	S-08 Symposium 8
S-08.01 – School-based child sexual abuse prevention and intervention » Tonje Molyneux (Committee for Children), David Finkelhor (University of New Hampshire), Charol Shakeshaft (Virginia Commonwealth University) S-08.02 – School-based child sexual abuse prevention and intervention - Translating research and best practices into a program » Tonje Molyneux (Committee for Children) S-08.03 – School-based child sexual abuse prevention and intervention - Why are protective policies and procedures important? » Charol Shakeshaft (Virginia Commonwealth University), Tonje Molyneux (Committee for Children)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	W-19 Workshop 19
14:30 W-19.01 – "Connections": A manualized group intervention for mothers and children experiencing violence in relationships » Mary Motz (Early Intervention Department, Mothercraft), Margaret Leslie (Early Intervention Department, Mothercraft)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	W-20 Workshop 20
14:30 W-20.01 – Child sacrifice and mutilation of children in Uganda » Peter Sewakiryanga (Kyampisi Childcare Ministries)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	W-21 Workshop 21
14:30 W-21.01 – ISPCAN regional resource centers: The impact to local professionals in child abuse and neglect » Irene Intebi (freelance consultant), Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Dumisile Nala (ChildLine), Girija Kumarbabu (Indian Council for Child Welfare)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	W-22 Workshop 22
14:30 W-22.01 – Cultural brokering and child and family services: Collaborative, family-focused, and strengths-based practice with immigrant and refugee families and communities » Kathi Campbell (Regional Manager, Edmonton Region Child and Family Services Division, Government of Alberta), Yvonne Chiu (Co-Founder, Multicultural Health Brokers Co-operative (MCHB Co-op), Edmonton), Christine Dugal (Associate Director, Cultural Diversity/Youth, Calgary Region Child and Family Services, Government of Alberta), Amanda Koyama (Manager of Family and Children Services, Calgary Catholic Immigration Society (CCIS)), Laurel McCalla (Program Director, Ubuntu Children + Families, Collaborative Service Delivery (CSD), Edmonton), Sherry Ann Chapman (Peacing Stories, Edmonton)
Tuesday 14:30 - 15:30	W-33 Workshop 33
14:30 End violence: A new global partnership that is 'in our hands' » Alexander Butchart (World Health Organization), Tamara Tutnjevic (World Vision International), Sarah Stevenson (Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-41 Innovative Interventions
16:00 - 16:20 OP-41.01 – Action team on triadic attachment and child health (ATTACH): Results of a parental reflective function intervention » Nicole Letourneau (University of Calgary,), Martha Hart (University of Calgary,), Lubna Anis (University of Calgary,), Carol Ewashen (University of Calgary,), Karen Benzies (University of Calgary,), Carlene Donnelly (Calgary Urban Project Society, Calgary) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-41.02 – Whole family treatment: A quantitative pilot study and it's translation into clinical practice » chloe westelmajer (Wood's Homes) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-41.03 – Role of self-esteem and family-level social capital in the pathway from peer victimization to maladaptive symptoms » Yanghee Lee (Sungkyunkwan university), sangwon kim (Sungkyunkwan university) 17:09 - 17:29 OP-41.04 – An injury prevention framework to underpin the public health model for child protection » Debbie Scott (Monash University-Turning Point), Bob Lonne (University of New England), Daryl Higgins (Australian Institute for Family Studies)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-42 Mental Health
16:00 - 16:20 OP-42.01 – The long and winding road leading to residential treatment » Bjorn Johansson (Wood's Homes), Cindy Fang (Wood's Homes), Brittany Corolis (Wood's Homes), Bruce MacLaurin (University of Calgary/Wood's Homes), Athena Elton (Wood's Homes), Kenya Eversley (Wood's Homes) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-42.02 – Differences in mental health needs and service receipt for children in kinship versus foster care placements: What we know and what we need to do better! » Scottye Cash (The Ohio State University), Alicia Bunger (The Ohio State University) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-42.04 – Transition to adulthood: The impact of childhood violence experiences on substance abuse and mental health for Romanian youth » Maria Roth (Babes-Bolyai University), Sergiu Raiu (Babes-Bolyai University), Mihai Bogdan Iovu (Babes-Bolyai University), Anna Bernath (Babes-Bolyai University)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-43 Child and Parent Conflict
16:00 - 16:20 OP-43.01 – Experiences of children: Unanswered questions about conflicts between children and parents » Donald Bross (Kempe Center, University of Colorado) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-43.02 – Disability in refugee children and youth in south western Sydney: Double jeopardy » Paul Hotton (Liverpool Community Paediatric Health), Shanti Raman (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,), Tara Brown (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,), Romy Hurwitz (South Western Sydney Local Health District, Liverpool Hospital,) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-43.03 – Violence against children in Afghanistan: Child, family, and community insights » Mohammad Shah Naimi (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Patrick O'Leary (Griffith University), Kristen Hope (Terre des hommes Lausanne Foundation), Luana Desouza (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Hassan Khan (Ter), Qazi Sadaqatullah Jawad (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Sabir Majidi (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Cate Cameron (Griffith University), Ali Lakani (Griffith University), Jodi Osborne (Griffith University) 17:09 - 17:29 OP-43.04 – Parental violence against children in Afghanistan: Concerns and opportunities for positive change » Patrick O'Leary (Griffith University), Luana Desouza (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Kristen Hope (Terre des hommes Lausanne Foundation), Mohammad Shah Naimi (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Hassan Khan (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Qazi Sadaqatullah Jawad (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Sabir Majidi (Terre des Hommes Afghanistan), Cate Cameron (Griffith University), Ali Lakani (Griffith University), Jodi Osborne (Griffith University)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-44 Supporting Children and Parents
16:00 - 16:20 OP-44.01 – Access to legal services in women's shelters » Alysia Wright (Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family), Lorne Bertrand (Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-44.02 – Allegations of child abuse during divorce » Aysun Baransel Isir (Gaziantep University/Medicine Faculty/Forensic Medicine Department), Figen Sahin Dagli (Gazi University Faculty of Medicine), Hatice Kaynak (Ankara Bar Assosiation) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-44.03 – Imaging fathers: Supporting children who have experienced domestic violence » Jane Callaghan (University of Northampton), Lisa Fellin (University of East London), Joanne Alexander (University of Northampton) 17:09 - 17:29 OP-44.04 – Young carers in Sweden » Gisela Priebe (Lund university), Ulrika Järkestig-berggren (Linnaeus university), Ann-Sofie Bergman (Linnaeus university), Maria Eriksson (Mälardalen university)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-45 Prevention
16:00 - 16:20 OP-45.01 – A multi-entity national response to child protection » Sanjana Bhardwaj (Ministry of Interior Child Protection Centre), Mohamed K. Al Ali (Ministry of Interior Child Protection Centre) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-45.03 – Preventing child maltreatment by developing a national action plan » Jenny Gray (WHO Regional Office for Europe), Dimitrika Jordananova-Pesevska (WHO Regional Office for Europe), Dinesh Sethi (WHO Regional Office for Europe) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-45.04 – "We protect children"- A systemic and comprehensive approach to protection of children from abuse » Beata Wojtkowska (Empowering Children Foundation)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-46 Children in Schools
16:00 - 16:20 OP-46.01 – Singapore parents who fail to ensure their children's school attendance: Why this occurred, what had been done and how it was perceived » Angel C.Y. Kwok (Singapore Children's Society), Jerrine Z.N. Khong (Singapore Children's Society), Denise Liu (Singapore Children's Society), Sue Cheng (Singapore Children's Society) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-46.02 – The good school toolkit for reducing violence among primary school children with disabilities: A cluster-randomised controlled trial in Uganda » Karen Devries (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Hannah Kuper (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Nambusi Kyegombe (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Louise Knight (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Elizabeth Allen (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Susan Kelly (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Morgon Banks (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Dipak Naker (Raising Voices) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-46.03 – Good school study process evaluation: Exploring delivery, adoption and reach of the good school toolkit intervention in Ugandan primary schools » Louise Knight (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Elizabeth Allen (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Angel Mirembe (Raising Voices), Janet Nakuti (Raising Voices), Nambusi Kyegombe (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Sophie Namy (Raising Voices), Dipak Naker (Raising Voices), Karen Devries (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) 17:09 - 17:29 OP-46.04 – Creating a culture of non-violent discipline in schools: Lessons learnt from a pilot programme in South Africa » Divya R Naidoo (Save the Children South Africa)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:52	OP-47 Juveniles and Justice
16:00 - 16:20 OP-47.01 – Juvenile justice in Cambodia and Vietnam. Analysis of legal framework, practice and impact on children in conflict with the law" » Leen Decadt (World Vision International East Asia) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-47.03 – Youth understanding of child protection issues- Pakistan » Mehek Naeem (PAHCHAAN), Naeem Zafar (PAHCHAAN) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-47.04 – Innovations in trial processes for young complainant witnesses » Isabel Randell (University of Auckland), Fred Seymour (University of Auckland) 17:09 - 17:29 OP-47.01 – Directed advocacy with young people » Kelly Stratford (Office of the Child and Youth Advocate, Alberta), Shannon Lauder (Office of the Child and Youth Advocate, Alberta)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	OP-48 Multi-Agency Systems
16:00 - 16:20 OP-48.01 – Violence intervention within the health system using a nationally-consistent, multi-agency, comprehensive approach » Helen Fraser (Ministry of Health), Miranda Ritchie (Health Networks Ltd), Jane Koziol-McLain (Auckland University of Technology), Anne-Marie Tupp (Health Networks Ltd), Kara-dee Morden (Shine), Catherine Topham (Shine) 16:23 - 16:43 OP-48.02 – Evaluation of Puawaitahi, New Zealand's first multiagency centre for child protection » Rachel Stevenson (University of Auckland), Fred Seymour (University of Auckland), Patrick Kelly (Puawaitahi) 16:46 - 17:06 OP-48.03 – A change of paradigm: The needs of vulnerable children are best met by embedding the child protection system within the health service » Richard Roylance (Griffith University) 17:09 - 17:29 OP-48.04 – National partnership and networks on medical evaluation for child maltreatment » Laurel Chauvin-Kimoff (Montreal Children's Hospital - MUHC - McGill University), Marcellina Mian (Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar), Michelle Shouldice (University of Toronto/Department of Paediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	S-09 Symposium 9
S-09.01 – Nothing about us without us: First Nation teams culturally adapt a parenting programme based on the medicine wheel for increased retention and child well-being outcomes » Lynn McDonald (Middlesex University, London), Sherry Hiebert-Keck (Catholic Family Services, Calgary), Patricia Jones (Catholic Family Services, Calgary) S-09.02 – Nothing about us without us: Indian community school (ICS) invests in a universal parent empowerment programme for 13 years resulting in parent leadership, community building and social capital » Lynn McDonald (Middlesex University, London), Cindy Janechek (Indian Community School, Milwaukee) S-09.03 – Nothing about us without us: Quality assurance for UK scale up of parenting groups: Retention and child well-being data from 500 disadvantaged communities in Wales, Scotland, England, Northern Ireland » Lynn McDonald (Middlesex University, London) S-09.04 – Nothing about us without us: Realizing children's rights by empowering parents as co-producers of parenting programmes » Lynn McDonald (Middlesex University, London)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	S-10 Symposium 10
S-10.01 – Lessons from Canadian incidence studies: Connecting data to policy and practice to accelerate change » Nico Trocme (McGill University School of Social Work), Sonia Helie (Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal), Barbara Fallon (Univer), vandna sinha (McGill University School of Social Work), Bruce MacLaurin (University of Calgary,), Anna Ekins (University of Toronto/) S-10.02 – Lessons from Canadian incidence studies: Connecting data to policy and practice to accelerate change - Major findings from the 2014 Quebec incidence study of reported child maltreatment (QIS-2014) and trends from 1998 » Sonia Helie (Montreal's Youth Center-Research Institute), Delphine Collin-Vezina (McGill University School of Social Work), Nico Trocme (McGill University School of Social Work), Daniel Turcotte (Laval University, School of Social Work), Nadine Girouard (Montreal's Youth Center-Research Institute) S-10.03 – Lessons from Canadian incidence studies: Connecting data to policy and practice to accelerate change - Urgent protection versus chronic need: Clarifying the dual mandate of child welfare services in Ontario » Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), Anna Ekins (University of Toronto/), Nico Trocme (McGill University School of Social Work) S-10.04 – Lessons from Canadian incidence studies: Connecting data to policy and practice to accelerate change: Using Data to Inform Practice and Policy: Front-end Child Intervention Services in Alberta » Bruce MacLaurin (University of Ca), Jon Reeves (Calgary Region Child and Family Services), Nico Trocme (McGill University), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), vandna sinha (McGill University School of Social Work) S-10.05 – Lessons from Canadian incidence studies: Connecting data to policy and practice to accelerate change. Moving towards a full-scale First Nations incidence study: Comparisons of investigations in Aboriginal and provincial/territorial agencies » vandna sinha (McGill University School of Social Work), Nicholas Otis (Centre for Research on Children and Families), Nico Trocme (McGi), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), Bruce MacLaurin (University of Calgary,)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	W-23 Workshop 23
16:00 W-23.01 – Urgent response support for at-risk populations of youth » Cailey Hartwick (Child Abuse Service, Alberta Children’s Hospital. In Partnership with the Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Laura Pattison (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	W-24 Workshop 24
16:00 W-24.01 – How do you know your program works? Strategies and tools and for implementers to build evidence and evaluation capacity » Lisa Jones (Crimes Against Children Research Center, University of New Hampshire)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	W-25 Workshop 25
16:00 W-25.01 – Lest death do us part: A joint review of a domestic violence and child fatality case » Tricia Gardner (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center)
Tuesday 16:00 - 17:30	W-26 Workshop 26
16:00 W-26.01 – Building supervisory coaching skills: The key to strengthening critical thinking by staff » Diane DePanfilis (Hunter College), Theresa Costello (ACTION for Child Protection)
Wednesday, 31st August
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-49 Innovative Interventions
09:00 OP-49.01 – Early help services - Assessment, analysis and intervention » Stephen Pizzey (Child and Family Training UK), Antony Cox (Child and Family Training UK) 09:20 OP-49.03 – Is there anything to learn from the Cuban child protection system? » Jocelyn Brown (Columbia University, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Child and Adolscent Health), Norell Rosado (Attending Physician, Division of Child Abuse Pediatrics Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine), Cristóbal Martinez (Jefe del Grupo Nacional de Psiquiatría Infanto-Juvenil, Ministerio de Salud Pública de Cuba (MINSAP); Profesor Titular y Consultante de La Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de La Habana), Tania Peón (: Directora del Hospital Pediátrico Docente Borras-Marfan; Profesora Asistente de La Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de La Habana), Michele Frank (Psiquiatra Infanto-Juvenil; miembro del Grupo Nacional de Psiquiatría Infanto-Juvenil, MINSAP)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-51 Child Welfare
09:00 OP-51.01 – Personalizing family support by integrating a crisis nursery- Home visitation program for safeguarding children in socially isolated families » Sandra Reilly (University of Calgary, Faculty of Nursing), Leianne Vye-Rogers (University of Calgary, Faculty of Nursing), Patty Kilgallon (Children's Cottage Society of Calgary), Candace Lind (University of Calgary, Faculty of Nursing) 09:20 OP-51.02 – Weaving together two continents: Sewing resilience into the fabric of children's lives » Mary Jo Mc Veigh (Cara House), Symon Oliveri (Cara House) 09:40 OP-51.03 – Exploring work violence in the child welfare and human service sector » David Nicholas (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work), Micheal Shier (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work), John Graham (Florida Atlantic University, School of Social Work), Amber Young (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work), Sherri Tanchak (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-52 Bullying
09:00 OP-52.01 – School victimization, social support and psychological distress among school students in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China » Ji-Kang Chen (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) 09:20 OP-52.02 – Classroom strategies regarding the needs of children with bullying, and child to child sexual acting out behaviors: A reflection on the strategies and methodologies that prove effective in classrooms in Miami Dade County, Florida » Margarita Guzman (Grand Canyon University), Sara Guzman-Suarez (Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana), Alcira Waterman (Independent researcher) 09:40 OP-52.03 – Does self-identified victimization affect mental health and help-seeking behavior among adolescents who experienced bullying behaviors? » Jerrine Z.N. Khong (Singapore Children's Society), Yi Ren Tan (Institute of Mental Health), Say How Ong (Institute of Mental Health), Daniel Fung (Institute of Mental Health), Angeline Khoo (Independent researcher), John Michael Elliott (National University of Singapore)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-53 International Efforts
09:00 OP-53.01 – Impact of UN guidelines on the provision of foster care » Kevin Browne (University of Nottingham, Centre for Forensic and Family Psychology), Shihning Chou (University of Nottingham, Centre for Forensic and Family Psychology) 09:20 OP-53.02 – A critical consideration of recent international efforts to strengthen child protection systems » Nicole Behnam (International Rescue Committee), Philip Cook (International Institute for Child Rights and Development (IICRD); Royal Roads University), William Forbes (World Vision International), Alexander Krueger (Child Frontiers), Mike Wessells (Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health), John Williamson (Better Care Network) 09:40 OP-53.03 – Highlights of ISPCAN's World Perspectives - 2016 » Jenny Gray (ISPCAN)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-54 Minimizing Risks
09:00 OP-54.01 – A pathway to community supports: Infants and the provision of ongoing child welfare services » Joanne Filippelli (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work), Nico Trocme (McGill University School of Social Work), Esme Fuller-Thomson (University of Toronto, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work) 09:20 OP-54.02 – Rehabilitating the risk paradigm » Helen Buckley (Trinity College Dublin) 09:40 OP-54.01 – Consulting children and young people about abuse & danger » Annabel Goodyer (London South Bank University)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-55 Forensic Interviewing
09:00 OP-55.01 – Best practices in forensic interviewing: Agreement amongst multiple models » Chris Newlin (National Children's Advocacy Center), Lou Ann Holland (United States Department of Justice) 09:20 OP-55.03 – What is effective in eliciting information from child sexual victims? Evidence from a cross-cultural research and a correlational study in a Brazilian sample of forensic interviews » Reginaldo Torres Alves Jr. (Tribunal de Justica do Distrito Federal e dos Territorios), Debra Nelson-Gardell (University of Alabama), Marcelo Tavares (Universidade de Brasília)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	OP-56 Medical Issues
09:00 OP-56.01 – Identification of culturally relevant concept of child abuse in Mexican children who attend to a tertiary pediatric hospital » Abigail Casas-Muñoz (National Institute of Pediatrics), Arturo Loredo-abadalá (National Institute of Pediatrics), Noé González-García (National Institute of Pediatrics), Edgar Vargas-campuzano (National Institute of Pediatrics), Jessica María González-Corona (National Institute of Pediatrics), Cear Gutiérrez (National Institute of Pediatrics), Isabel Reyes-Lagunes (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) 09:20 OP-56.02 – Medical neglect investigations in the Ontario child welfare system: Findings from the Ontario incidence study of reported child abuse and neglect 2013 » Kate Allan (University of Toronto/), Melissa Van Wert (University of Toronto/), Barbara Fallon (University of Toronto/), Rachael Lefebvre (University of Toronto/) 09:40 OP-56.03 – The multiple faces of child abuse and neglect: A case for the utility of a public health model within the Trinidadian context » Christine Descartes (The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus), Priya E. Maharaj (The Alpine Project, Independent Research Consultant and Independent Practitioner)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	S-11 Symposium 11
S-11.01 – Advances in child sexual maltreatment epidemiology » David Finkelhor (University of New Hampshire), Maha Almuneef (National Family Safety Program, King Abdulaziz Medical City - Ministry of National Guard), seren almadani (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Shanta Dube (School of Public Health, Georgia State University), John Fluke (University of Colorado School of Medicine) S-11.02 – Advances in child sexual maltreatment epidemiology - Long term impact of child sexual abuse among Saudi Arabian adults » seren almadani (National Family Safety Program, King Abdulaziz Medical City - Ministry of National Guard), Maha Almuneef (National Family Safety Program, King Abdulaziz Medical City - Ministry of National Guard), John Fluke (University of Colorado School of Medicine) S-11.03 – Advances in child sexual maltreatment epidemiology- Adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA): Convergence of pathogenesis and salutogenesis » Shanta Dube (School of Public Health, Georgia State University) S-11.04 – Advances in child sexual maltreatment epidemiology - Testing hypotheses on international variation » David Finkelhor (Crimes Against Children Research Center, University of New Hampshire)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	W-27 Workshop 27
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	W-28 Workshop 28
09:00 W-28.01 – The evolution of child intervention practice: The Alberta experience » Joni Brodziak (Alberta Human Services), Jon Reeves (Calgary Region Child and Family Services), Collette Oswald (Alberta Human Services), Dana Nepose (Alberta Human Services)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	W-29 Workshop 29
09:00 W-29.01 – Show, don't tell: A call for greater accountability and transparency in child abuse interviewing and investigation » Lynn Barry (Canadian Child Abuse Association)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	W-30 Workshop 30
09:00 W-30.01 – Integrated practices supporting vulnerable pregnant persons facing multi-layered challenges » Cathy Rigby (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre, Calgary, Canada), Cassandra Rose (Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Allison Saxby (Alberta Health Services/Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre), Corinne Murray (Calgary Police Service/Sheldon Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre)
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:00	W-31 Workshop 31
09:00 W-31.01 – Signs of Safety across the globe: How does it work? » Heidi Hebditch (Resolutions Consultancy)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-57 Practice Informing Systems
10:15 OP-57.01 – Religion. Culture and context: Protective and harmful practices in sexual and other violence against children in Zanzibar » Shelley Lees (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Karen Devries (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) 10:35 OP-57.02 – Latin-American responses regarding the situation involvement of children in armed conflict: A reflection on the experience of El Salvador as a guide for the Colombia's post-conflict case » Sara Guzman-Suarez (LLM University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign; International Law Instructor at Pontifical Bolivarian University, Conciliation Center Director; Arbitrator, Colombia), Liliana Patricia Rincón-fonseca (International Law Instructor at Pontifical Bolivarian University, Colombia.), Luis Gonzalez Martin (National University, Bogotá), Alexis Marcelo Henriquez Torres (USTA Bucaramanga) 10:55 OP-57.03 – Changing the odds: Learning from mismatched service-provider and youth understandings of what enables resilience » Linda Theron (North-West University)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-58 Studies from Uganda
10:15 OP-58.01 – Sociocultural dynamics that perpetuate early girl child marriage in Uganda: A qualitative analysis » Moses Ntenga (Joy for Children), David Mafigiri (CeSSRA, School of Social Sciences, Makerere University), Phiona Kabahubya (Joy for Children), Kankya Blaise (Makerere University, School of Education)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-59 Impact of Families
10:15 OP-59.01 – Pathways to harm: Child, parent and family characteristics in English serious case reviews, 2011-14 » Peter Sidebotham (University of Warwick), Marian Brandon (University of East Anglia), Sue Bailey (University of East Anglia), Penny Soresen (University of East Anglia), Ameeta Retzer (University of Warwick), Liz Harrison (University of Warwick), Joanna Garstang (University of Warwick) 10:35 OP-59.02 – Between an outdated ideal and imposed norms : A solidified representation of fatherhood into a french mutating society. What representation of fatherhood in a social institution such as the EAOE ? » Ségolène PAYAN (IRFASE (Institut de Recherche et de Formation à l'Action Sociale de l'Essonne)), Aziz ESSADEK (IRFASE (Institut de Recherche et de Formation à l'Action Sociale de l'Essonne)), Adèle ASSOUS (Hôpital Necker Enfants Malades) 10:55 OP-59.03 – Youth delinquent behaviour within the context of direct and indirect violence within the family » Majone Steketee (Verwey-Jonker Institute), Renske Van Der Gaag (Vrije Univesitity Amsterdam)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-60 Child Sexual Abuse
10:35 OP-60.02 – Predicting the disclosure of child sexual abuse: A meta-analytic review » Sheri Madigan (University of Calgary,), Corry Azzopardi (The Hospital for Sick Children), S. Kathleen Hughes (The Hospital for Sick Children) 10:55 OP-60.03 – The voices of young people with learning disabilities who have been sexually exploited in the UK – Unprotected and/or over protected » Anita Franklin (Coventry University)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-61 Parenting
10:15 OP-61.01 – Client engagement and intervention outcomes: Yes, there is a relationship and here's what it looks like » James Gladstone (McMaster University), Gissele Damiani-Taraba (Brant Family and Children's Services), Gary Dumbrill (McMaster University), Andrew Koster (Brant Family and Children's Services), Bruce Leslie (Catholic Children's Aid Society of Toronto), Michelle Young (Niagara Health System, Ontario) 10:35 OP-61.02 – Differentiated experiences in child custody decision-making: The parent perspective » Beth Archer-Kuhn (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work) 10:55 OP-61.03 – Improving the lives of children with neurodisabilities: Does parenting matter? » Lucyna Lach (McGill University School of Social Work), Aline Bogossian (McGill University School of Social Work), Sara Quirke (McGill University, Faculty of Education), David Nicholas (University of Calgary, Faculty of Social Work)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-62 Community Supports
10:15 OP-62.01 – Association between social support and child abuse potential in Japanese mothers » Mayo Ono (Nagasaki University), Sumihisa Honda (Nagasaki University) 10:35 OP-62.02 – Prevention - A Professional-Volunteer Home Visitation Model for Single Mothers to Prevent Child Abuse » Jack Tang (Hong Kong Against Child Abuse) 10:55 OP-62.03 – Promoting interdisciplinary and community collaboration to prevent child abuse in Kenya » Ruth N.W Njuguna (GOVERNMENT OF KENYA - NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR CHILDREN'S SERVICES)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-63 Innovative Programs
10:15 OP-63.01 – Beach balls and other games in assessment and therapy » Sue Foley (The Children's Hospital at Westmead NSW, Australia), Jenny Rose (The Children's Hospital at Westmead) 10:35 OP-63.02 – The PAWSitive effect of canine assisted intervention in supporting young victims of trauma and abuse » Angela Arra-Robar (IWK) 10:55 OP-63.03 – Why family matters to me. Findings from digital story-telling in 8 countries » Latika Singh (Butterflies), Emily Delap (Family for Every Child)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-64 Look More Closely at the Children
10:15 OP-64.01 – Violence against boys: What gives? » Laurie Serquina Ramiro (University of the Philippines Manila), Bernadette Madrid (Child Protection Network Foundation Inc.), Sarah Staal (UNICEF) 10:35 OP-64.02 – Defining maltreatment in practice: How child welfare workers respond to allegations of child exposure to domestic violence » Colleen Henry (Hunter College, City University of New York) 10:55 OP-64.03 – Quality assurance: Honouring the voices of children and families in child welfare » Gayla Rogers (University of Calgary,), Robert Hopkins (Child & Family Services Council for Quality Assurance, Government of Alberta), Tara Hanson (The Alberta Centre for Child Family and Community Research)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-65 Trafficking and Sexual Abuse
10:15 OP-65.01 – Combating sexual exploitation of children in South Africa » Bennycharles Obayi (Child Welfare South Africa), Peter John Cloete (Child Welfare South Africa) 10:35 OP-65.02 – A meta-analysis on the prevalence of online sexual offenses experienced by children » Vanessa Villani (The Hospital for Sick Children), Ramandeep Sran (The Hospital for Sick Children), S. Kathleen Hughes (The Hospital for Sick Children), Jasmine Eliav (The Hospital for Sick Children), Sheri Madigan (The Hospital for Sick Children & The University of Calgary) 10:55 OP-65.03 – Prevalence of sexual abuse among secondary school students in Saudi Arabia » Majid Al-eissa (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), hassan saleheen (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs), Maha Almuneef (King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-66 Family Programs
10:15 OP-66.01 – Mitigating the risk of child abuse and neglect with a two-generation program: Enhancing parenting and promoting early child development » Carla Ginn (University of Calgary,), M.Kashif Mughal (University of Calgary,), Robert Perry (CUPS), Karen Benzies (University of Calgary,) 10:35 OP-66.03 – Early intervention in families from at-risk groups » Renata Szredzinska (Empowering Children Foundation)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-67 Sexual Violence and Child Protection
10:15 OP-67.01 – An analysis of intentionally false reports of child sexual abuse in the U.S. » John Kesner (College of Education and Human Development at Georgia State University) 10:35 OP-67.02 – The long-term child protection service trajectories of First Nations children in Quebec » Mireille De La Sablonnière-Griffin (McGill University School of Social Work), vandna sinha (McGill University School of Social Work), Tonino Esposito (Université de Montréal), Nico Trocme (McGill University School of Social Work), richard gray (First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Health and Social Services Commission) 10:55 OP-67.03 – Sexual violence in Haiti after the earthquake: Results from the violence against children survey, 2012 » Leah Gilbert (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15	OP-68 Epidemiological Studies in Child Welfare
10:15 OP-68.01 – Longitudinal qualitative study of the risk and protective factors for South African children orphan due to AIDS –Related illness » Christine Black-Hughes (Minnesota StateUniversity, Mankato), Tiffany Breckenridge (Mayo Heatlh Center), John Victor Rautenbach (University of Fort Hare) 10:35 OP-68.02 – First hospital based child protection unit in Pakistan – Data review of first 5 years » Naeem Zafar (Protection and Help of Children Against Abuse and Neglect (PAHCHAAN)), Mahrukh Khalid (Protection and Help of Children Against Abuse and Neglect (PAHCHAAN)), Mehek Naeem (Protection and Help of Children Against Abuse and Neglect (PAHCHAAN)) 10:55 OP-68.03 – Child maltreatment of children with disabilities in South Korea » Yu-Ri Kim (Ewha Womans University), Bogcheon Choi (Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs)
Wednesday 10:15 - 12:15	W-32 Workshop 32
10:15 W-32.01 – Positive parenting to improve outcomes for children » Joan van Niekerk (ISPCAN)
Wednesday 11:30 - 12:15	KN-08 Keynote
11:30 Canada’s failure: Not doing better when it knows better for First Nations children » Dr. Cindy Blackstock First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada

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