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Download and read the Research Snapshots about the multifaceted research conducted by UVic faculty and students.
- Culturally attuned ways to address government over-involvement in the care of Indigenous children
- Culturally safe service delivery for Indigenous children and youth with autism
- Exploring the lived experience of survivors with intimate partner violence-related traumatic brain injury
- Measuring success: Adapting Child Advocacy Centres evaluation models for the BC Safe Kids and Youth program
- Parenting adopted children through adolescence
- Strengths-based supervision models
- The lived experiences of Indigenous grandparents raising their grandchildren
- Which Indigenous Early Years Services collaborative funding approaches recognize diverse community needs?
- 3 key approaches to an LGBTQ+ inclusive child welfare breakthrough
- How can collaborating on child welfare empower Indigenous Communities?
- How do we screen for healthy development in foster children?
- Nurturing Indigenous families and communities through child welfare: from vision to action
- Transitioning from high school to post-secondary and the working world in a rural community
- Unease & longing: Mother–infant separation
- What are the impacts of civil society in Greater Victoria?
- What can you learn from Indigenous cultural training? An evaluation of “Building Bridges through Understanding the Village”
- What four questions should FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) researchers be asking?
2017
- Caring for foster infants: A scoping review of literature
- First Nation involvement in renewable energy projects in BC
- Getting out the vote: raising involvement in Vancouver's 2018 Election
- How do we teach children about sexual health?
- How to overcome obstacles to complete training in child welfare
- Making the case for STEM in early childhood education
- Sex work laws and reform: the voices of Canadian sex workers
- Social work in the digital age: Secure tech tools for social good
- Space for kids in residential homes: can technology help?
- Traditional decision-making for Indigenous child welfare
- Wanted: better access to therapy services for special needs kids in rural BC