Resources

This webinar discussed systemic racism's impact on marginalized groups, the impact of anti-Black racism on the child welfare system, focusing on the overrepresentation of youth in Children's Aid Society of Toronto.

In this video, Dr. Lise Milne provides information on the diverse characteristics of child sexual abuse as well as the possible impacts. It also gives tools on how to deal with disclosures and how to intervene to minimize deleterious effects.

In this video, Dr. Jenney presents information about trauma and trauma-informed practices that should be included in interventions. She also gives tools on how professionals can help children who have experienced traumas.

In an approximately 40-minute conference, Dr. Christine Wekerle discussed her research on ACEs, their lifelong impact, and teenage dating risks. She highlighted gender differences in trauma responses and emphasized the importance of a gender and trauma-informed approach to enhance resilience.

In this video, Dr. Madigan provides information and tips on how to communicate with children in a positive way, depending on their age.

This webinar discusses the processes leading maltreated youth to become involved in the juvenile justice system. It also describes the characteristics of crossover youth with a particular focus on those living in urban settings, including the highly disproportionate representation of ethnic minority youth and girls.

This webinar explored ways to build and maintain healthy relationships with children, navigate how these relationships evolve as children grow and develop; and explored concrete ways to foster and build connections in families.

This webinar introduces trauma- and violence-informed approaches to care (TVIC), highlighting its transformative impact on trauma-informed practice for public health nurses. It covers TVIC's four principles, organizational responsibilities, and available resources, enabling participants to understand and apply TVIC effectively.

The CTRI Youtube Channel provide videos on different topics, including being prensent, overcoming self-criticism, tips for couple counselling, tips to reduce screen time, self-care, and more.

This Welfare Learning Series for community and partners is devoted to explaining and examining the Child and Family Well-being services that the agency provides to Toronto’s Indigenous community. Webinars provide an overview of the current state of Indigenous child welfare services in Toronto, including a review of the challenges and opportunities for a redesign in the context of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, the enactment of Bill C-92 and the Child Welfare Redesign initiatives in the province of Ontario.