Jennie Noll

A note about data expunction.

Learn more about section members’ recent efforts to advance policy and research concerning children and families.

Jennie G. Noll, PhD, provides an update on the section’s policy efforts and an overview of the section’s convention activities.

A reminder for researchers and clinicians to remain engaged in advocacy efforts on a continual basis to help policymakers find specific solutions to persistent problems.

Jennie G. Noll provides advice on how we can think about advocacy within our academic and practitioner roles

A call for section members to remain fervently cognizant of our commitment to translate our research and practice endeavors in ways that increase awareness and support of policies that benefit vulnerable children and families at the local, state and federal levels.

In this issue: putting research into practice, understanding the relationship between child maltreatment and suicidal behaviors, fedearal policy updates and more.

By adapting to the culture and needs of policymakers, researchers can help shape policy concerning the health and well-being of children.

The section honors the life of a leader in child maltreatment research.