Violence and Threats in the Home
Youth Violence in Rural Areas
A new study of rural youth violence found important similarities and one important difference in the community characteristics that predict youth violence. | more
What Is to Blame for Youth Violence?
The Media, Guns, Parenting, Poverty, Bad Programs, Or... | more
Child abuse and father figures: Which kind of families are safest to grow up in?
Some studies show that children with a father surrogate living at home are more likely to be reported for maltreatment—abuse and neglect—than those with a biological father at home or, as some research shows, no father figure at all. | more
Teen Mothers as Targets for Violence
It is well-known that teen pregnancy puts girls at risk for a lifetime of poverty, but a new study shows that teen mothers are also at high risk of being abused by their boyfriends or husbands in the months after their baby is born. | more
Linking Spouse and Child Abuse
There has been a growing interest in the relationship between spouse abuse and child abuse and a growing consensus that if a woman is abused by her husband, the children are likely to also be abused. | more
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