BOOKS FOR EDUCATORS
345.71 WEL
Wells, Mary. Canada's law on child sexual abuse : A Handbook.
Ottawa: Communications and Public Affairs, Department of Justice Canada,
1990.
362.76 CHI
Child protection and child abuse manual : Protocols for school division
staff. Rev. ed.
Winnipeg: Manitoba Family Services and Housing, 2003.
362.76 IDE
Identifying and reporting children in need of protection : Protocol handbook
for school personnel.
Winnipeg: Winnipeg School
Division No. 1, 1996.
362.76 MAN
Manitoba guidelines on identifying and reporting a child in need of
protection.
Winnipeg: Manitoba Family Services and Housing, 2001.
362.767 YOU
You can help stop child abuse and neglect : What to look for, what to do :
Guidelines for recreation and sport leaders, instructors, coaches and
volunteers.
Winnipeg: Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism, Recreation and Wellness
Promotion, [2001].
362.82 WIN
Winnipeg School Division No. 1. Behaviour Management Committee. Violence
in relationships : Resource guide for schools : A Project of the Behaviour
Management Committee. Winnipeg: Winnipeg School Division No. 1, 1995.
362.82 923 BAN
Bancroft, Lundy.
When dad hurts mom :
Helping your children heal the wounds of witnessing abuse.
New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons, c2004.
363.119 371 KID
Kids in the know personal safety program [high school].
[Winnipeg: Child Find Manitoba], c2006.
371.1024 BEA
Beane, Allan L. The Bully free classroom : Over 100 tips and strategies
for teachers K-8. Minneapolis, MN: Free Spirit, c1999.
372.11023 JOH
Johnson, Richard T. Hands off! : The Disappearance of touch in the care
of children. New York: P. Lang, 1998.
649.650874 HAR
Harber, Mary.
TIPS... :
Telling it plain and simple. [Vancouver]: Sunny Hill Health Centre for
Children, [199-?].
AV MATERIALS
Audience levels:
Be smart, stay safe : A Kid's
guide to personal safety.
[s.l.]: Key Bank/Child Find of
America, 199?
SUMMARY: Designed to help children deal with potentially dangerous
situations. Deals with strangers, getting lost, telephone and touching.
Audience: PI. BOOKING # VHS0001072
Date rape : A Harsh reality.
Toronto: Magic
Lantern, c2000. 1 cassette (18 min.)
SUMMARY: Dramatization of a university student who is raped by someone she
trusted. Illustrates how both men and women can avoid situations that can
lead to date rape. Audience: SA. BOOKING # VR3113
Date violence : A Woman’s
guide. Toronto:
Kineticvideo.com, 1997. 1 videocassette (23 min.)
SUMMARY: Using dramatization, this program offers information to teens on
how to recognize an abusive relationship and what to do about it. Audience:
JSA. BOOKING # VR3117
Donna's story.
Montréal: National Film Board of Canada, c2001.
1 videocassette (50
min.)
SUMMARY: An intimate portrait of a fiercely determined survivor, a Cree
woman who left behind a bleak existence on the streets. Donna Gamble was
raised in foster homes, addicted to drugs and caught up in prostitution by
the age of 13. She has re-emerged as a powerful voice counseling Aboriginal
adults and youth about abuse and addiction. Audience: JSA. BOOKING #
VR3305
Friends & strangers.
North York, ON: Programme
Safety, [1997]. 1 videocassette (23 min.)
SUMMARY: Fictional situations teach children how to deal with and avoid
strangers. Audience: PI.
BOOKING # VR3180
Hollow Water.
Montreal: National Film
Board of Canada, c2000.
1 videocassette (44 min.)
SUMMARY: Documents the moving journey of one family, torn apart by years of
abuse, struggling to confront their past. Describes a community's ability to
heal and change. Audience: SA. BOOKING # VHS0003078
I am the boss of my body.
Evanston, IL: AGC/United
Learning, 1999. 1 videocassette (20 min.)
SUMMARY: Presents information on child sexual abuse and prevention to
students in a clear, strong, positive way. Audience: PI. BOOKING #
VHS0002800
Interviewing for child sexual
abuse : A Forensic guide.
New York: Guilford, 1998. 1 videocassette (35 min.)
SUMMARY: Focuses on the child forensic interview, that is, any interview
conducted by a professional, which might be used in a legal context.
Audience: A. BOOKING # VHS0002808
Kids in the know [kindergarten
- grade 3].
[Winnipeg]: Child Find Manitoba, [2004]. 3 books, 3 puppets, 1 CD-ROM,
pamphlets, stickers, 8 vulnerability sheets, 1 Child Find Manitoba annual
report. Audience: I. BOOKING # KIT1280
Never be a victim : Teaching
life skills for a safer community.
Scarborough, ON: Nelson Canada,
1996. 6 videocassettes + 1 teacher's guide + 1 police guide + 1 parent guide
+ 33 child identification forms + 1 poster.
SUMMARY: Provides a primary partnership for schools, parents, police and
the community to come together in a positive forum for personal safety and
crime prevention. Program deals with street proofing, bullies, molestations,
stereotyping, vandalism, the stranger myth and the computer predator on the
information highway. Audience: PIJSA. BOOKING # KITVH01301
Real people : How not to be a
victim : Violence prevention.
Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Technology, c2003.
1 videocassette (24
min.) + 1 teacher's guide.
SUMMARY: Teaches students how to go to and from school safely; prevent
theft of personal property at school; avoid a physical fight; handle a
bully; deal with sexual harassment; be safe when home alone; and use the
Internet safely. Audience: IJ. BOOKING # VR3699
Student workshop : Dating
violence and abuse.
Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst,
2000. 1 videocassette (27 min.)
+ 1 teacher’s guide.
SUMMARY: Presents true-to-life stories about abusive teen relationships
that lead to thought-provoking discussion questions. Audience: JS.
BOOKING # VHS0002942
Student workshop :
Let's talk about respect. New York: Sunburst Technology Corp.,
c2002. 1 videocassette (17 min.)
SUMMARY: All aboard the "Respect Train" that will get kids thinking and
talking about what respect means. As the train makes its scheduled stops, a
friendly conductor uses brief vignettes and songs to illustrate different
aspects of respect. Audience: P. BOOKING # VR3373
Teasing
and bullying : Unacceptable behaviour : The TAB program.
Edmonton: Institute for
Stuttering Treatment and Research, c2000. 1 book in binder, 1 videocassette
(13 min.), 3 posters.
SUMMARY: Bullying prevention program that advocates that children tell
adults about bullying so that they can work together to solve the problem.
Audience: A.
BOOKING # KIT1148
When no means no : The Date rap
CD-ROM. Charleston,
WV: Cambridge Educational, 1996. 1 compact disk.
SUMMARY: Actively involves the user in learning the definition of rape and
myths and misconceptions surrounding the crime. BOOKING # CF11252
When should you tell? : Dealing
with abuse. Pleasantville:
Sunburst Communications, 1995.
1 cassette (14 min. 35 sec.)
+ 1 teacher’s guide.
SUMMARY: A fifth-grade student discusses her experience as a victim of
child abuse. Viewers are introduced to many of the realities of this crime,
including the guilt and responsibility that victims may feel, the difficulty
youth have in reporting this crime, and common therapy modalities used
during the course of recovery. Students will gain important information and
insight in the area of self-protection. Audience: A.
BOOKING # VHS0002310
JOURNAL ARTICLES
Hanna, Jamie. “Being touched.”
Health 21.2 (2007): 165.
Holigrocki, Richard
J. and Christine M. Raches. “Sequelae of child sexual abuse : A Child and
parent assessment.” Journal of
Personality Assessment
86.2 (2006): 131-141.
Johnson, Regina Jones et al.
“The Relationship between
childhood sexual abuse and sexual health practices of homeless
adolescents.” Adolescence 41.162 (2006): 221-234.
Michael E. Lamb and Deirdre A.
Brown. “Conversational apprentices : Helping children become competent
informants about their own experiences.”
British Journal of
Developmental Psychology 24.1 (2006): 215-234.
Parrott, Lester et al.
“Volunteers, families and children in need : An Evaluation of Family
Friends.” Child &
Family Social Work
11.2 (2006): 147-155.
Pearce, Jenny. “Who needs to be
involved in safeguarding sexually exploited young people?” Child Abuse Review
15.5 (2006): 326-340.
“Tackling violence against women
and children.” Lancet
368.9545 (2006): 1393-1393.
Wells, Melissa.
“Internet-related problems coming to the attention of school social
workers.” Children & Schools
18.4 (2006): 237-242.
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2007
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