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Family group conferencing: new directions in community-centered child and family practice
Publisher
Aldine de Gruyter
Publication Date
c2000
Language
English
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General Introduction: Family Group Conference Programming / Gale Burford and Joe Hudson
Sect. I. Introduction: Origins and Philosophical Framework
1. Searching for the Roots of Conferencing / Rupert Ross
2. Family Group Conferencing: Cultural Origins, Sharing, and Appropriation - A Maori Reflection / Catherine Love
3. Democracy, Community, and Problem Solving / John Braithwaite
4. Conferencing and the Community / Kay Pranis
5. Guiding Principles of the Conferencing Process / David Moore and John McDonald
Sect. II. Introduction: Practice Frameworks
6. Family Group Conferences as "Good" Child Welfare Practice / Anthony N. Maluccio and Judith Daly
7. Family Group Conferencing as Person-Environment Practice / Susan P. Kemp, James K. Whittaker and Elizabeth M. Tracy
8. Restorative Practices with High-Risk Youth / Ted Wachtel
9. Family Group Conference Connections: Shared Problems and Solutions / Paul Nixon
10. Bringing the Community Back In: Patch and Family Group Decision-Making / Paul Adams
11. Establishing Shared Responsibility for Child Welfare through Peacemaking Circles / Kay Pranis and Barry Stuart
12. Social Network Theory, Research, and Practice: Implications for Family Group Conferencing / Don Fuchs
13. Wraparound Process with Children and Families / John D. Burchard and Sara N. Burchard
14. "Just Therapy" with Families and Communities / Charles Waldegrave
15. Making Action Plans in Vermont / Jennifer L. Boland, Cynthia M. Collea and Judith Daly / [et al.]
16. Family Group Decision-Making and Family Violence / Joan Pennell and Gale Burford
Sect. III. Introduction: Comparative Practices
17. Conferencing in New Zealand: Child Protection / Mike Doolan and Pam Phillips
18. Family Group Conferences in Sweden / Knut Sundell
19. Conferencing in England and Wales / Peter Marsh and Gill Crow
20. Evolution of Conferencing within Child Welfare in Northern Ireland / Linda Crozier
21. Diversions and Departures in the Implementation of Family Group Conferencing in the United States / Lisa Merkel-Holguin
22. Family Group Conferences in Four Australian States / Paul Ban
23. Implementing and Evaluating Family Group Conferences: The New South Wales Experience / Judy Cashmore and Patricia Kiely
24. Initiating Conferencing: Community Practice Issues / Joan Pennell and Marie Weil
25. Family Decision Process: Healing the Fractured Relationship / Paul M. Sivak, Nathaniel Green and Teri Kook
26. Family Group Decision-Making in Oregon / Ted Keys and Anna Rockhill
Sect. IV. Introduction: Evaluating Family Group Conferences
27. Restorative Conferencing and Theory-Based Evaluation / Gordon Bazemore and Jeanne B. Stinchcomb
28. Data Collection in a Family Group Conference Evaluation Project / Yvonne Unrau, Jackie Sieppert and Joe Hudson
29. Families as Resources: The Washington State Family Group Conference Project / William Vesneski and Susan Kemp
30. Evaluating and Implementing Family Group Conferences: The Family and Community Compact in Kent County, Michigan / David Crampton and Wendy Lewis Jackson.
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9780202361215
9780202361222
9780202361222
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