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How gender norms are reinforced through violence against adolescent girls in two conflict-affected populations
New qualitative research reveals the ways in which cultural norms and gender roles contribute to the high prevalence of violence against adolescent girls.
Determinants of the transition from child welfare to juvenile justice among maltreated youth
New research suggests that maltreated racial minority youth are at high risk of crossover from the child welfare to the juvenile justice system.
Relationships between childhood victimization and suicidality among sexual minority youth
Research suggests that child maltreatment contributes to increased suicidality among sexual minority youth.
