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期刊名称：CHILD WELFARE ISSN： 0009-4021 出版频率： Bi-monthly 出版社： CHILD WELFARE LEAGUE AMER INC, 1726 M ST, STE 500, WASHINGTON, USA, DC, 20009   出版社网址： http://www.cwla.org/ 期刊网址： http://www.cwla.org/pubs/pubdetails.asp?PUBID=10226 影响因子： 0.845 (2020年) 0.345(2018年) 0.711(2017年) 0.589(2011年) 主题范畴： FAMILY STUDIES;    SOCIAL WORK 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal   Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice: Improved Coordination and Integration- A Special Issue of CWLA's Child Welfare Journal This special issue of Child Welfare addresses current issues in juvenile justice, particularly how various agencies are integrating child welfare services with juvenile justice to better serve youth. It describes an effort to reduce child abuse in Durham, North Carolina, by 50% within 10 years using a preventive system of care. Also, the issue illustrates the new work of the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, which is merging child welfare and juvenile justice agencies by creating a common culture and new financial systems.   Instructions to Authors Child Welfare Journal Launched in 1921, this scholarly, peer-reviewed journal keeps readers abreast of the special problems facing millions of children--children who are homeless, abused, new to this country, severely disabled. These are the children who rely on caring professionals to help. Child Welfare links the latest findings in child welfare and related research with the best practice, policy, and program development into one innovative resource equally indispensable to child welfare and associated professionals. Child Welfare is published every other month. Two of the six issues per year are special issues on specific topics; submissions for special issues are largely by invitation of the special issue editor. Submissions Manuscripts submitted for review should extend knowledge in any child/family welfare or related service; on any aspect of administration, supervision, casework, group work, community organization, teaching, research, or interpretation; on any facet of interdisciplinary approaches to the field; or on issues of social policy that bear on the welfare of children and their families. Articles should be 3,500-5,000 words in length, including tables, graphs, and references. An abstract of approximately 75 words should preface the article. All references should be documented according to the Publications Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th ed.). As of January 1, 2007, Child Welfare Journal will only accept electronic submissions via our online submission form. Submit your manuscript via our online submission form. Contact the managing editor with questions about online submissions. Allow at least six months for the peer review process. Authors are notified of the results of the review by mail. Publication of an article does not imply endorsement of the author's opinions; differences of opinion are welcome. Child Welfare welcomes letters from its readers. Letters must be typed, signed, and include the writer's address and daytime telephone number. Authors of articles are offered the opportunity to rebut letters concerning their work. Copyright CWLA prefers to retain copyright on all articles published in Child Welfare. As copyright holder, CWLA has exclusive right to publish and distribute articles appearing in Child Welfare in English and any translations and in any medium, including but not limited to reprints; photocopies; and electronic media, including computer disk, CD-ROM, and the Internet. If an author or original publisher must retain copyright, CWLA will request permission to include the article in any distribution or reprint of the issue, in part or in whole, in subsequent print or electronic versions, including but not limited to posting Child Welfare on CWLA's website or elsewhere on the Internet. Advertising Child Welfare accepts display advertising for goods, services, and job openings on a space-available basis. Child Welfare also accepts classified ads for job openings. The closing date for ad reservations is generally the first day of the month, three months before the date of publication. For advertising rates, ad specifications, or other information about advertising in Child Welfare, visit CWLA Advertising, or contact Advertising Manager Child Welfare League of America 2345 Crystal Drive, Suite 250 Arlington VA 22202 703/412-2400 E-mail: advertising@cwla.org Subscriptions Individual subscription rates are available. CWLA member agencies receive Child Welfare as part of their membership. To subscribe online, go to the CWLA Publications website. Or contact CWLA PO Box 932831 Atlanta GA 31193-2831 800/407-6273, 770/280-4164 Fax 770/280-4160 E-mail order@cwla.org Sample copies are available from Child Welfare League of America 2345 Crystal Drive, Suite 250 Arlington VA 22202 703/412-2400 Fax 703/412-2401 E-mail voice@cwla.org Editorial Board Headquarters:   2345 Crystal Drive, Suite 250   Arlington, VA 22202 Contact:   Phone: 703/412-2400   Fax: 703/412-2401   Board of Directors Raymond P. Carpenter. Sr. Atlanta, GA Fred Chaffee Tucson, AZ Joseph M. Costa San Anselmo, CA April Curtis Chicago, IL Lucille A. Echohawk Aurora, CO Jim Ernst Cedar Rapids, IA Saundra M. Foster Cuyahoga Falls, OH Charles A. Haas Des Moines, IA Gwendolyn Harris Nashville, TN Bill Holicky Utica, NY Lowell Kalapa Honolulu, HI James M. Karet Worcester, MA Keith H. Liederman, Ph.D. New Orleans, LA Rhett Mabry Charlotte, NC C.T. O'Donnell Orefield, PA Joan B. Poliak Medina, WA James Purcell New York, NY Howard Shiffman Lakewood, CO Julie Sweeney-Springwater Boston, MA Robert S. Tsushima Honolulu, HI Ross E. Wales Cincinnati, OH   Updated March 17, 2008