CRC funded reports

G. Bibliography

published in:
Family violence : young people and youth sector workers, informing government about the implementation of mandatory reporting in Victoria
Danny Sandor and Julian Bondy
ISBN 07311 0575 3
Fitzroy, Vic. : Youth Affairs Council of Victoria, 1995
Criminology Research Council grant ; (15/93-4)
October 1995

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• Alder, C., O'Conner, I., Warner,K., White, R., (1992), Perceptions of the Treatment of Juveniles in the Legal System, National Clearinghouse for Youth Studies, Hobart.
• All England Reports, Butterworths.
• Alston, P., Parker, S., & Seymour J., (eds.), (1992), Children, Rights and the Law, Clarendon Press, Oxford.
• Archer, L., (1991), Better Workers, Better Youthwork, Youth Sector Training Council of South Australia, Adelaide.
• Australian Bureau of Statistics, (1986), Census Data.
• Australian and New Zealand Youth Ministers, (1993), A National Youth Policy : A Statement of Principles and Objectives : Endorsed by Commonwealth, State and Territory Youth Ministers, A.G.P.S. Canberra.
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• Australian Federation of Youth Sector Training Councils, Youth Sector Training Strategy, Canberra.
• Australian Law Reports, Butterworths.
• Australian Youth Foundation (1993) A Lost Generation Australian Youth Foundation, Brisbane.
• Bell, L. and Tooman, P., (1994), 'Mandatory Reporting Laws: A Critical Overview' Vol. 8 International Journal of Law and the Family pp. 337-356.
• Biondo, S., and Palmer, D., (1993), Report into Mistreatment By Police, Federation of Community Legal Centres (Vic.), Melbourne.
• Boss, P., (1985), 'Mandatory Reporting and Central Registers In Child Abuse', Vol. 3 No. 10 Autralian Child and Family Welfare, pp. 6-9.
• Brewer, G., and Swain, P., (1993), Where Rights are Wronged, A Critique of Australia's Compliance with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, National Children's Bureau of Australia, Melbourne.
• Brown, C., (1991), 'Ideology and Ethics in Youth Work Practice', Youth Issues Forum , Summer 1991/92, pp. 8-11.
• Brown, H., (1993), Shadows and Whispers; Sexual Abuse & Social Problems Among Young People, Youth Affairs Council of Victoria, Melbourne.
• Burdekin, B., (1989), Our Homeless Children: Report of the National Enquiry into Homeless Children by the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, Australian Government Printing Service, Canberra.
• Butterworths, (1993), Australian Legal Words and Phrases Volume 1, Butterworths, Melbourne.
• Carrington, K., (1993), Offending Girls: Sex Youth and Justice, Allen and Unwin.
• Carter, J.,Burston, O., Floyd, F., Stewart, J., (1988), Mandatory Reporting and Child Abuse, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Melbourne.
• Community Services Victoria, (1992), Becoming Stronger - An Action Plan for Young Women, Melbourne, 1992.
• Davey, K, (1991), 'The Politics of Ideology - Towards an Activists Framework for Youth Work Practice', Youth Issues Forum, Summer 1991/92, pp. 12-13.
• Delahunt, M., (1991), Prospects for Anti-Oppressive Strategies in Youth Work: A Pilot Study unpublished manuscript.
• Draper, H. and Ardley, M., (1991), 'The Children and Young Persons Act: Stage 2' Law Institute Journal, pp 937-939.
• Edney, D. and Schepis, J., (1994), 'Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse' Law Institute Journal pp 738-741.
• Family Court of Australia, (1995), B and R and Separate Representative (an as yet unreported judgment delivered 27 September 1995).
• Family Law Cases, C.C.H Publishers.
• Fanning, D. Draper, H. and Ardley, M., (1992), 'Have We Finally Got Our Act Together? The Children and Young Persons Act: Stages 3 and 4', Law Institute Journal , pp . 800-803.
• Ferguson, S., (1993), Between a Rock and a Hard Place - Young People and Opportunistic Prostituiton in Fortitude Valley and Brisbane City, Brisbane Youth Service, Brisbane.
• Fogarty, J., Sargent, D., (1989), Protective Services for Children in Victoria: An Interim Report, Government Printer, Melbourne.
• Fogarty, J.,(1993), Protective Services for Children in Victoria - A Report, Melbourne.
• Gale F.and Wundersitz J., (1986), 'Aboriginal Visibility in the "System"', Vol. 19 No 1., Australian Jounral of Social Work, pp. 5-9.
• Goddard, C., (1992), 'The Institutional Abuse of Children: I Have Done nothing Wrong and I Have Nothing to Say', Vol. 17 No. 2 Children Australia, pp. 37-41.
• Goddard, C., Liddel, M., and Brown, T., (1990), 'A Fresh or Flawed Approach to Child Protection In Victoria , Australia?', Vol. 14 Child Abuse and Neglect, pp. 587-590.
• Goddard, C. and Liddell, M., (1993), 'Child Abuse and the Media: Victoria Introduces Mandatory Reporting After an Intensive Media Campaign', Vol. 18 No. 3, Children Australian, pp. 23-27.
• Goodwin, V., (1991), 'Youth Worker Perception of the Term "Professional" - A Victorian Study', Vol. 18 No. 2, Australian Educational Researcher, pp. 43-63.
• Gorman, J. and Brown, R., (1990) 'The Children and Young Person's Act: Not Far Enough' Law Institute Journal, pp 284 - 287.
• Green, S., (1993), Our 'Voluntary Homeless' - Strategies for Change, Children's Welfare Association of Victoria, Melbourne.
• Hancock L., and Chesney Lind, M., (1985), 'Juvenile Justice Legislation and Gender Discrimination' in Borowski, A. and Murray, J. (eds), Juvenile Delinquency in Australia, Methuen, Sydney.
• Harris, P., (1989), Child Poverty, Inequity and Social Justice, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Melbourne.
• Health and Community Services Victoria, (undated looseleaf), Protecting Children Volume 3 Policy Advice and Practice Guidelines, Government Printer, Melbourne.
• Hill, P., (1994), 'Towards Better Youth Participation for Peak Bodies, Policy Makers and Research Designers', AYPAC Up2date July/August, pp.22-25.
• Hirst, C., (1989), Forced Exit. A Profile of the Young and Homeless in Inner Urban Melbourne - Report of the Salvation Army Youth Homelessness Policy Development Project, Salvation Army, Melbourne.
• Jaggs, D., (1986) Neglected and Criminal - Foundations of Child Welfare Legislation in Victoria, Phillip Institute of Technology, Melbourne.
• Knoblauch, C., (1992) 'Perceptions of the Future', Vol. 11 No. 1 Youth Studies Australia, pp. 40-46.
• Lamond, A.P., (1989), 'The Impact of Mandatory Reporting Legislation on Reporting Behaviour' Vol. 13, Child Abuse & Neglect, pp. 471-480.
• Law Reform Commission of Victoria, (1988), Sexual Offences Against Children, Report No. 18.
• Liddell, M., (1992), 'Young Women Subject to Statutory Orders and the Transition to Independence: Contradictions in Policy and Practice', Vol. 17 No. 3 Children Australia, pp. 17-22.
• Ludbrook, R. (1995), Personal Communication 6 October 1995.
• Moore, S. and Rosenthal, D., (1992), 'The Social Context of Adolescent Sexuality', Vol 15 Journal of Adolescence, pp. 415-435.
• National Community Services & Health Industry Training Advisory Board with the Australian Federation of Youth Sector Training Council's National Youth Sector Training Unit (1995), National Comeptency Standards for the Youth Sector (Draft), available from National Community Services I.T.A.B., GPO Box 9848, Sydney 2001.
• Nicholson, A., (1994), Closing Address to the First National Sexual Abuse Conference.
• Omelczuk, S., (1992), Youth Worker Perceptions of Abused Young Women, Masters Thesis (Social Sciences), Edith Cowan University, Unpublished.
• O'Connor, I., and Sweetapple, P., (1988), Children in Justice, Melbourne, Longman Cheshire.
• O'Connor, I., (1994), 'Young People and Their Rights', in White, R., & Alder, C., (eds), The Police & Young People In Australia, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne.
• Rayner, M., (1991), 'Taking Seriously the Child's Right to be Heard' in Alston and Brennan (eds) The U.N. Children's Convention and Australia, Centre for International and Public Law Australian National University, Canberra.
• Rayner, M., (1995), The Commonwealth's Role in Preventing Child Abuse : A Report for the Minister for Family, Australian Institute of Family studies, Melbourne.
• Regan, M., (1991), 'Developing a Nationally Accredited Curriculum for the Youth Sector', Youth Issues Forum, Summer 1991/92, p.5.
• Richards, T and Richards, L. (1994), Using Hierarchical Categories in Qualitative Data Analysis, at http://qsr.latrobe.edu.au/public/www/hierarchics.html.
• Ridoutt, L. and Filis, A., (1993) Study of the Factors Influencing Child Abuse Reporting Behaviour for the New South Wales Child Protection Council.
• Robson, B., (1992), Rough Justice - Sexual Assault, Homelessness & the Law, North East Centre Against Sexual Assault, Melbourne.
• Robson, B., (1993), 'Sexual Assault,Homelessness and the Law', Law Institute Journal, July, pp 594-597
• Sandor, D., (1992), 'From the Mouths of Babes - The Development of a Peer Education Project' Vol. 23, Community Quarterly, pp 46-50.
• Sandor, D., (1994), 'Mandatory Reporting :Adolescents and their Right to Be Heard' Vol. 5 No. 4, Criminology Australia, pp 17-22.
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• Simpson, C. and Simpson, B., (1989), 'How to Protect the Young?', Vol. 14 No. 1, Legal Service Bulletin pp. 29-33
• Staden, F., (1987), 'Ignorance is Bliss?', Vol. 6 No. 3, Youth Studies, pp. 33-37.
• Standing Committee on Social Issues of the Legislative Council, Parliament of New South Wales, (1995), Report Into Youth Violence in New South Wales.
• Swain, P. (1993), 'Vale Daniel Is the System Failing to Thrive?', Vol. 18 No. 3, Children Australia pp. 20-22
• Taylor, J., and Burston, O., (1988), Children and Young People Leaving Care (A study commissioned for the Burdekin Inquiry Into Youth Homelessness), Brotherhood of St Laurence.
• Victoria Police, (1992), Force Circular Memo No. 92-5: Police Code of Practice for Sexual Assaults.
• Victorian Community Council Against Violence, (1994), Victims of Crime : Inquiry into Services, Victorian Community Council Against Violence, Melbourne.
• Victorian Council for Civil Liberties, (1994), Rights! Get it Right : Education Kit, Victorian Council for Civil Liberties, Melbourne.
• White, R., Underwood, R., Omelczuk, S., (1991), 'Victims of Violence: The View From the Youth Services', Vol. 24, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology, pp.25-39.
• Wilson, S. (1992), Boys Don't Cry : Working With Sexually Abused Young Men, Department of Health and Community Services, Melbourne.
• Webberly, H.R., (1985), 'Child Maltreatment Reporting Laws: Impact on Professionals' Reporting Behaviour', Vol. 20 No. 2, Australian Journal of Social Issues, pp. 118-123.
• Wilkins, V., Bryans, K. Hetzel, S., Cutler, A. and Ellis, J., (1993), 'Youth Participation in Youth Focussed Research', Vol 12, Youth Studies Australia pp. 49-52.
• Wilson, P. and Arnold, J., (1986), Street Kids, Collins Dove, Melbourne.
• Young Women's Housing Collective, (1991), Do You Feel Safe Here? A Study of Young Women's Experience in Youth Housing and Refuges, Melbourne.
• Young People in Need (1992), Peer Consultation on the Community Services Victoria Young Women's Policy : "Becoming Strong" unpublished report available from YACVic.
• Youth Policy Development Council, (1987), Health for Youth, Government Printer, Melbourne.
• Youth Affairs Council of Victoria, (1993), Annual Report, Melbourne.
• Youth Affairs Council of Victoria, (1995), Review of Youth Worker Training: Statewide Census and Survey, (Unpublished Draft) available from YACVic.