April 12, 2019

Friday Five 272

Highlights

ACEs vs. child trauma, national fatherhood summit, the consequences of family breakdown, and more. Tweet This
Verbal consent policies, teens exploring sex information online, and more. Tweet This

Teens Face Health and Safety Risks Exploring Sex Online
Caroline Brooks, Megan Maas, MSU Today (Michigan State University)

Why Family Matters—Comprehensive Analysis of the Consequences of Family Breakdown
The Centre for Social Justice (UK)

Fanning the Fatherhood FIRE: A National Fatherhood Summit
June 4-June 6, Nashville, TN
Administration for Children & Families, DHHS

Yes Means Yes: Why Verbal Consent Policies are Ineffective
Donna Freitas, OUP blog, Oxford University Press

Adverse Childhood Experiences Are Different Than Child Trauma and It's Critical to Understand Why
Jessica Dym Bartlett & Vanessa Sacks, Child Trends

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