Early intervention for mothers and infants who have experienced family violence: the ANROWS project

Safe Spaces: Reconnecting Children and Parents

“On the Importance of Being Well at Work” - Wellbeing for Child Protection Workers

Re-thinking Advocacy in the Australian Protection System: Churchill Report on Child Centred Legal Services

The politics of punishment: the real cost of Australia’s failure to uphold its international obligations to protect and promote the human rights of children in detention.

Supporting infant and parent attachment for children at risk - the potential for a Specialist Infant Court in Victoria.

Corporal Punishment – legitimate discipline and punishment or legalised abuse?

Legislative changes to the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005 (Vic) and what this means for employees who work with children and young people.

“On the Importance of Being Well at Work” - Wellbeing for Psychologists

“On the Importance of Being Well at Work” – is a completely different approach to lawyering the answer to lawyer health and wellbeing?

In Conversations with Paige Buck

Secondary Schools and a duty of care to keep students safe from harmful sexual behaviours

Raising the Age: Reconsidering Criminal Responsibility

“Coerced Suicide” amongst children and young people: what is it and why should we be worried about it?

“On the Importance of Being Well at Work” for Barristers in Children’s Law

The Australian Child Maltreatment Study (ACMS) – a call for nationally coordinated public health initiatives to prevent the maltreatment of children in Australia.

Birth and Death of the Presumption of Equal Shared Parental Responsibility – moving towards or away from a Best Interests Model

“On the Importance of Being Well at Work” for Lawyers Working in Children’s Law

Advocating for Families – How Non-Legal Advocacy Support at the Early Stages of Statutory Intervention Can Protect Families and Improve Outcomes for Children.

“Psychological Parent”: Fact or Legal Fiction?