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Helping Families Change Conference 2013

Every family: Enhancing outcomes for vulnerable children, families, and communities.
13-15 Feb 2013
Los Angeles, California

13 Feb 2013
The Eighth International PATHS® Curriculum Learning Conference

PATHS® Diffusion: New findings, new challenges. Pre-conference of the 4th European Network for Social and Emotional Competence (ENSEC) Conference in Zagreb - HR

3 Jul 2013

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Editor's Picks

Research | Policy transfer: why “copy and paste” is not enough

There is more to the international transfer of prevention programs than just hitting the “copy and paste” buttons. The introduction of the Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring program to Ireland offers insights into how to succeed.

Prevention News | Prevention science – All is revealed

Few people working with children will have heard the term “prevention scientist,” let alone know what one is or does. Yet this relatively new breed of researcher is behind the growing list of evidence-based programs being promoted in western developed countries. A new publication puts them under the microscope.

What Works | Inspiration from a decade of developments in prevention science

Crime and antisocial behavior prevention efforts have flourished over the last 10 years in the US. This progress can and should be used to help communities improve the life chances of their young people, a recent update urges.

What Works | Move aside programs, step up practice

Given the well-known barriers to implementing evidence-based programs, is it better to identify their discrete elements and trust practitioners to combine them in tailored packages depending on the needs of the child and family in question?

What Works | No green light for evidence from Munro Report

The final official review on child protection offers a shakeup of services.

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