The Centering Children four-part podcast series features Dr. Peter Jaffe and Dr. Linda Baker from the Center for Research Education on Violence Against Women and Children at the University of Western Ontario, to discuss the impact of domestic violence on children. Moderated by Aaron Polkey, Staff Attorney for Futures Without Violence and hosted by the National Judicial Institute on Domestic Violence (NJIDV), these discussions include understanding exposure to domestic violence for children in the justice system, recognizing domestic violence when determining custody, and fostering resilience.
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The Centering Children four-part podcast series features Dr. Peter Jaffe and Dr. Linda Baker from the Center for Research Education on Violence Against Women and Children at the University of Western Ontario, to discuss the impact of domestic violence on children. Moderated by Aaron Polkey, Staff Attorney for Futures Without Violence and hosted by the National Judicial Institute on Domestic Violence (NJIDV), these discussions include understanding exposure to domestic violence for children in the justice system, recognizing domestic violence when determining custody, and fostering resilience.
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February 29, 2024
Centering Children: Fostering Resilience
Resilience is the child’s process of navigating through risk or adversity, drawing on resources that are both internal to the child and those that surround the child, to support healthy adaptation, recovery, and better live trajectories. This podcast explores how fostering resilience relates to children in family court cases and situations of domestic violence. *Transcript […]
February 29, 2024
Centering Children: Understanding Exposure to Domestic Violence for Children in the Justice System
Dr. Peter Jaffe and Dr. Linda Baker, from the Centre for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children at the University of Western Ontario, discuss the impact of domestic violence on children in the first podcast of the Centering Children Series. This series is facilitated by Aaron Polkey, Staff Attorney with Futures Without […]
February 29, 2024
Centering Children: Recognizing Domestic Violence When Determining Custody
One of the most challenging issues for judges and court-related professionals to work through are allegations of domestic violence and alienation in parenting disputes. Often one parent raises allegations of domestic violence and the other parent responds that the allegations are false or exaggerated in an attempt to undermine their relationship with the children. This […]
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