Responsive Parenting: A strategy to prevent violence - Save the Children’s Resource Centre

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Case Studies and Success Stories, Policies, Standards, and Strategies, Study: EvaluationsResponsive Parenting: A strategy to prevent violencePublication year: 
2014
English, Spanish
Format: 
pdf
Publisher: 
Bernard van Leer Foundation
This edition of Early Childhood Matters addresses the theme of responsive parenting, and in particular the potential for responsive parenting programmes to reduce the incidence of violence against young children. Articles examine the state of research, experiences in adapting parenting programmes to new cultural contexts, and the experiences of particular projects, with contributions from Jordan, Jamaica, Canada, the Netherlands, Brazil, Peru, Israel, Turkey and the United States.
The Childhood Matters journal focuses on early childhood development with an emphasis on the psychosocial perspective. 
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Authors
Suha M. Al-Hassan
1 Publication
Patricia Ames
7 Publications
Dafna Ba-Gad
1 Publication
Laurie Bennett
1 Publication
Danny Brom
1 Publication
Adrienne Burgess
4 Publications
Claudia Cabral
1 Publication
Katia Edmundo
1 Publication
Nancy G. Guerra
1 Publication
Katelyn Hepworth
1 Publication
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Paternidad responsiva: una estrategia para prevenir la violencia
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Bernard van Leer Foundation
Authors
Al-Hassan, Suha M., Ames, Patricia, Ba-Gad, Dafna, Bennett, Laurie, Brom, Danny, Burgess, Adrienne, Cabral, Claudia, Edmundo, Katia, Guerra, Nancy G., Hepworth, Katelyn
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Case Studies and Success Stories, Policies, Standards, and Strategies, Study: Evaluations
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Keywords
Child protectionFathers as caregiversViolence prevention
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