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Panel Activities
The panel wishes to thank the individuals who provided assistance and information during the course of this study, including:
Jean Adnopoz, Yale University
Pam Alexander, University of Maryland
Bernard Auchter, National Institute of Justice
Diana Baumrind, University of CaliforniaBerkeley
Judith Becker, University of Arizona
Jay Belsky, The Pennsylvania State University
Marilyn Benoit, Children's Hospital National Medical Center, Washington, DC
Lucy Berliner, Harborview Treatment Center
Jeanne Bertolli, University of CaliforniaLos Angeles
Thomas Birch, National Child Abuse Coalition
Rosemary Bolig, Ohio State University
Barbara L. Bonner, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Jim Breiling, National Institute of Mental Health
John Briere, University of Southern California
Ann Burgess, University of Pennsylvania
Mary Campbell, American Psychological Association
Dante Cicchetti, University of Rochester
Joann Corbin, Yale University School of Medicine
Patrick Curtis, Child Welfare League of America
Howard Davidson, American Bar Association
Esther Deblinger, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
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Anne Cohn Donnelly, National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse
Edward Donnerstein, University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara
Dennis Drotar, Metropolitan Hospital, Cleveland
Howard Dubowitz, University of Maryland at Baltimore
Richard Famularo, Boston Juvenile Court
Martin Finkel, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Robert Flores, U.S. Department of Justice
Brad Garrett, Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Gaudin, University of Georgia
Jeanne Giovannoni, University of CaliforniaLos Angeles
Gail Goodman, State University of New YorkBuffalo
Robert Gossart, Yale University
Martin H. Gerry, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Stuart Hart, Indiana University
Hope Hill, Howard University
Wade F. Horn, Administration for Children, Youth, and Families
Carole Jenny, Children's Hospital, Denver, Colorado
Coryl Jones, National Institute of Drug Abuse
Joan Kaufman, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic
James Kavanagh, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Lorraine Klerman, Yale University
Dean Knudsen, Purdue University
David Kolko, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic
Richard D. Krugman, University of Colorado
Kenneth Lanning, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alan Leshner, National Institute of Mental Health
John Leventhal, Yale University
Carolyn Levitt, Midwest Children's Resource Center
Dan Linz, University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara
Julie Lipovsky, Medical University of South Carolina
Marsha Liss, National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect
David Lloyd, National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect
Neil Malamuth, University of Michigan
Harold Morgenstern, University of CaliforniaLos Angeles
Patricia Mrazek, Institute of Medicine
Steven Nagler, Yale University
Kim Oates, Children's Hospital, Camperdown, Australia
David Olds, University of Rochester
Carol Petrie, National Institute of Justice
Patricia A. Place, National Research Council
Norman Polansky, Athens, Georgia
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N. Dickon Reppucci, University of Virginia
Desmond Runyan, University of North Carolina
Joan Sieber, California State UniversityHayward
Ray Smith, U.S. Postal Service
Joyce Thomas, Center for Child Protection and Family Support
Penelope Trickett, University of Southern California
Deborah Daro Tuggle, National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse
Kathryn M. Turman, U.S. Department of Justice
Michael S. Wald, Stanford Law School
Roger Weissberg, Yale University
Debra Whitcomb, Educational Development Center
Diane Willis, University of Oklahoma
Charles Wilson, Child Welfare Services, Tennessee
David Wolfe, Western Ontario University
Ying-Ying Yuan, McDonald and Associates
Edward Zigler, Yale University
Survey Respondents
During spring and fall 1992, the panel conducted a mail survey to gather perspectives on current and future priorities in the field of child maltreatment research from officials of organizations with active interests in policy, advocacy, and education related to the prevention and treatment of abuse and neglect of children. The following organizations proposed research priorities for consideration by the panel in formulating this report:
Alaska Children and Youth, AK
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, DC
American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect, IL
American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children, NY
American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists, IL
American Bar Association, Center on Children and the Law, DC
American Civil Liberties Union, Children's Rights Project, NY
American Humane Association, CO
American Indian Health Care Association, MN
American Indian Institute, Continuing Education and Public Service, OK
American Medical Association, IL
American Public Welfare Association, DC
Arkansas Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse, AR
Boulder County Safehouse, CO
California Consortium for the Prevention of Child Abuse, CA
Center for Family Resources, NY
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Center for the Improvement of Child Caring, CA
Child Abuse Prevention Council, KS
Child Welfare League of America, DC
Children and Youth Advisory Committee, KS
Children's Services Division, OR
Children's Trust Fund, CO
Children's Trust Fund, Department of Children and Youth Services, CT
Children's Trust Fund, Department of Individual and Family Studies, DE
Children's Trust Fund Commission, GA
Children's Trust Fund, LA
Children's Trust Fund, MI
Children's Trust Fund, MN
Children's Trust Fund, MO
Children's Trust Fund, MS
Children's Trust Fund, NJ
Children's Trust Fund and Institutional Protective Services, ND
Children's Trust Fund, NC
Children's Trust Fund, Vermont State Agency of Human Services, VT
Coalition on Abuse and Disabilities, NY
Committee for Children, WA
Community and Family Support Services, Healthy Start Department, State Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health Branch, HI
Council on Child Abuse, KY
Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center, SC
D.C. Hotline, Inc., DC
Department of Children, Youth and Family Services, SD
Department of Human Resource Services - Children, Youth, and Families, FL
Department of Public Welfare, Office of Children, Youth, and Families, PA
Department of Social Services, NE
Disability, Abuse and Personal Rights Project, CA
Division of Child and Family Services, NV
Division of Family Services, UT
Effective Parenting Information for Children, NY
Effectiveness Training, Inc., CA
Exchange Club Center for Prevention of Child Abuse, SC
Family and Children Services, Division of Health and Welfare, ID
Family and Children's Trust Fund of Virginia, VA
Family and Social Services Administration, Division of Family and Children, IN
Family Nurturing Center, UT
Father Flanagan's Boy's Home, NE
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First Steps, Georgia Council on Child Abuse, GA
Friends for Prevention of Child Abuse, Inc., WV
George Warren Brown School of Social Work, MO
Governor's Office for Children and Youth, MD
Harborview Sexual Assault Center, WA
Implementation Committee on Social Work Research, DC
Manilaq Association, AK
Massachusetts Committee for Children and Youth, MA
Meld, MN
Molesters/Batterers Anonymous, CA
Montana Council for Families, MT
National Adolescent Perpetrator Network, CO
National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions, VA
National Association of Social Workers, DC
National Center for Youth Law, CA
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, CO
National Coalition on Child Abuse and Disabilities, NY
National Coalition to Abolish Corporal Punishment in Schools, OH
National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse (NCPCA), Alamo Chapter, Child Abuse Resources and Educational Services, TX
NCPCA, Delawareans United to Prevent Child Abuse, Delaware Chapter, DE
NCPCA, East Texas Chapter, TX
NCPCA, Florida Chapter, FL
NCPCA, Franklin County Chapter, ME
NCPCA, Greater Chicago Council, IL
NCPCA, Greater Philadelphia Chapter, PA
NCPCA, Illinois Chapter, IL
NCPCA, Indiana Chapter, IN
NCPCA, Iowa Chapter, IA
NCPCA, Lancaster County Chapter, PA
NCPCA, Michigan Chapter, MI
NCPCA, Missouri Chapter, MO
NCPCA, North Alabama Chapter, AL
NCPCA, North Carolina Chapter, NC
NCPCA, Quad Cities Affiliate, IL
NCPCA, Rhode Island Chapter, RI
NCPCA, South Plains Chapter TX
NCPCA, Southern Nevada Chapter, NV
NCPCA, Utah Chapter, UT
NCPCA, Western Pennsylvania Chapter, PA
NCPCA, Wisconsin Chapter, WI
National Court Appointed Special Advocates, WA
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National Directory of Children, Youth and Family Services, CO
National Exchange Club Foundation, OH
National Network of Runaway and Youth Services Inc., DC
National Resource Center for Youth Services, OK
National Resource Center on Family-Based Services, IA
National Resource Center on Child Sexual Abuse, AL
New Hampshire Department of Education, NH
New Hampshire Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect, NH
New Mexico Human Services Department, NM
Office for the Development of Ministry Personnel, CT
Office for Family Policy and Support, VA
Office of Child Abuse Prevention, OK
Ohio Department of Human Services, OH
Ohio League Against Child Abuse, OH
Ohio Research Institute on Child Abuse Prevention, OH
PACER Center, MN
Pediatrician, NE
People Against Child Abuse, Inc., MD
Primary Children's Medical Center Child Protection Team, UT
Tennessee Department of Human Services, TN
Texas Coalition for the Prevention of Child Abuse, TX
Texas Department of Human Services, TX
U.S. Navy Family Advocacy Program, DC
Union of Pan Asian Communities, CA
University of South Carolina, College of Social Work SC
University of Wisconsin, Department of Social Work WI
Vermont Center for Prevention of Child Abuse, VT
Washington Council for Prevention of Child Abuse, WA
Western South Dakota Child Protection Council, SD
York County Child Abuse and Neglect Council, Inc., ME