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This article focuses on older youth of color in the child welfare system and what the data tell us about how better to structure interventions that build protective factors in youth to promote healthy development and well-being.
(5 pp)
This brief overviews Strengthening Families and Essentials for Childhood. It explores the common ground and differences to be considered when using the two together.
(36 pp)
This report explores the question of how we use a framework of continuous learning to obtain and apply the kinds of evidence that will be most useful in achieving significantly greater outcomes.
(48 pp)
The purpose of this report is to provide a synthesis of the ideas and research from the neurobiological, behavioral, and social sciences that further inform the evidence-base of CSSP’s Strengthening Families Approach and Protective Factors Framework.
This brief provides a succinct overview of protective factors approaches to the prevention/treatment of child abuse and neglect. It is designed to teach ways to lessen risks for abuse and neglect.
(10 pp)
This presentation provides a quick overview of the new materials and a more in-depth look at the revised Strengthening Families self-assessment tools released in 2014.
This brief outlines initial steps for policymakers and advocates, as well as summarizes the
research, policy, and practice trends driving this increased focus on well-being.
(20 pp)
This report shares findings from an Institutional Analysis assessing Los Angeles and the California Partners for Permanency (CAPP) project.
(46 pp)
This report brings together a series of papers authored by 22 top experts to address the factors that make system reform litigation successful.
(152pp)
This report provides recommendations related to expanding the knowledge base necessary to improve outcomes for children, families, and communities and was written for discussion at the Harold Richman Public Policy Symposium, the first in a series of forums honoring the memory of Harold Richman, co-founder of CSSP.
(60 pp)