• The International Journal of Child Abuse and Neglect

  The International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect – April Issue – Part 2

  Posted by Holly Malcolm on April 13, 2025 at 8:08 pm

  Dear ISPCAN Members,

  For those of you that qualify for the online subscription of the “The International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect”, the April, Part 2, Volume 162 Issue is now available.

  Visit: Child Abuse & Neglect | Advancing our understanding of violence against children: Consideration of global threats of conflict, displacement, and climate change. | ScienceDirect.com by Elsevier.

  Edited by Andrea
  Gonzalez, Amanda Sim

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  Thank you to all of our members that contribute to the journal. We appreciate you.

  Citescore 7.4

  Impact Factor 3.4

  Editorial

  From conflict to care: Reframing our understanding and response to adverse childhood experiences in the polycrisis era of war, displacement, and climate change

  Andrea Gonzalez,
  Amanda Sim

  Research Articles

  Reprint of Children Fleeing War-Exploring the Mental Health of Refugee Children Arriving in Israel after the Ukraine 2022 Conflict

  Rony Kapel Lev-ari,
  Roy Aloni, Amichai Ben Ari

  The mental functioning of school-age children in Poland since the outbreak of war in Ukraine and during the subsequent refugee crisis

  Article Number 106500

  Andrzej Śliwerski,
  Karolina Kossakowska

  Sources of resilience for refugee youth in Ethiopia: Exploring the role of education, work, community, religion, and family

  Senper Elias Fisseha,
  Mónica López López, Mijntje ten Brummelaar, Habtamu Wondimu Hibiso

  Associations between conflict violence, community violence, and household violence exposures among females in Colombia

  Lindsay Stark,
  Melissa Meinhart, Ilana Seff, Alli Gillespie, Arturo Harker Roa, Andrés
  Villaveces

  Highlights from the first-ever violence against children and youth survey conducted exclusively in a humanitarian setting

  Francis Obare, George
  Odwe, Yohannes Wado, Peter Kisaakye, Stella Muthuri, Gloria Seruwagi, Begoña
  Fernandez, Constanza Ginestra, Caroline Kabiru, Chi-Chi Undie

  What drives change in children receiving telephone-delivered Common Elements Treatment Approach (t-CETA)? A multiple n = 1 study with Syrian refugee children and adolescents in Lebanon

  Tania Bosqui, Fiona
  S. McEwen, Nicolas Chehade, Patricia Moghames, Stephanie Skavenski, Laura
  Murray, Elie Karam, Roland Weierstall-Pust, Michael Pluess

  Effectiveness of the caregiver support intervention on child psychosocial wellbeing among Syrian refugees in Lebanon: Mediation and secondary analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial

  M.J.D. Jordans, I.
  Bakolis, M. Arnous, G.V. Koppenol-Gonzalez, F. Tossyeh, A. Chen, K.E. Miller

  The effectiveness of parenting interventions in reducing violence against children in humanitarian settings in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review and meta-analysis

  Sophia Backhaus,
  Alexandra Blackwell, Frances Gardner

  Discussion Article

  Climate change is a threat multiplier for violence against children

  Jorge Cuartas, Amiya
  Bhatia, Daniel Carter, Lucie Cluver, Carolina Coll, Elizabeth Donger, Catherine
  E. Draper, Frances Gardner, Bess Herbert, Orla Kelly, Jamie Lachman, Najat
  Maalla M’jid, Frederique Seidel

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  Warmly,

  Holly Malcolm

  

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