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Family Violence Prevention
Volume 8 Issue 3  Autumn/Winter 2001

• From the Executive Director
  Penny Bain
• Notes from the Editor
  Kai-Lee Klymchuk
• Prevention of Family Violence in BC: A Brief Overview of Current Strategies
  Penny Bain
• Interview with the Honorable Lynn Stephens, Minister of State for Women's Equality, Province of British Columbia
• The Risk Assessment Model for Child Protection in British Columbia
• Preventing Violence Against Women Through Effective Men's Counselling: the role of the helping relationship
  Dale Trimble
• Physical Punishment & Physical Abuse
  Joan Durrant
• Vancouver-Richmond Health Board Women's Health Planning Project Implementation Task Force
  Continuum of Violence Services Working Group Recommendations
  Penny Bain
• Exploring the Links Between Animal Abuse and Family Violence
  Sue McIntosh
• Responding to and Preventing Future Family Violence
  Shahnaz Rahman

Family Violence and Aboriginal People
Volume 8 Issue 2  Summer/Autumn 2001

• From the Executive Director
  Penny Bain
• From the Editor
  Kai-Lee Klymchuk
• Aboriginal Women: No Rights to Land or Children
  Mabel Nipshank
• Family Violence in Aboriginal Communities:
  An Aboriginal Perspective
  Karen Green
• Honour Our Tears:
  The Healing Journey of Willie Abrahams
• Child Custody and Access and Family Violence:
  A Law Reform Update
  Penny Bain

Family Violence and the Older Person
Volume 8 Issue 1  Spring 2001

• From the Executive Director
  Penny Bain
• From the Executive Director of BC CEAS
  Carol Ward-Hall
• From the President of BC CEAS
  Jill Hightower
• The Adult Guardianship Act: It Really Works!
  Amanda Brown
• Facilitating Change, Intervention & Prevention of Abuse of Seniors
  Shelley Rivkin
• Achieving Justice for Abused Seniors
  Charmaine Spencer

Child Maltreatment
Volume 7 Issue 3  Winter 2001

• From the Executive Director
  Penny Bain
• Notes from the Editor
  Kai-Lee Klymchuk
• Child Abuse and Neglect...What Is It?
• Multiple Victim Child Sexual Abuse
• The Risky Business of Translating Resiliency Research into Advocacy Practice
  Sheila Martineau, PhD