Collaborating on Family Safety

Sandra K. Beeman · Jeffrey L.Edleson

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Intimate Partner and Family Violence Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice

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Summary The problems of child maltreatment and violence against women have traditionally been viewed and treated as two distinct issues. In response to these two forms of family violence, two separate service systems with different approaches to prevention, treatment and intervention have developed. This article outlines sources of conflicts between child protection workers and battered women's advocates, and elaborates on these conflicts using child protection workers' and battered women's advocates' own words elicited in a series of focus groups. Models of cross-system collaboration in the United States are then described, and recommendations are made for practice and policy which support collaboration across systems.

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