Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect in Contemporary Caribbean Society: A Recipe for Change
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Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect in Contemporary Caribbean Society: A Recipe for Change

by Beatrice E. Kirton

Sociology Cultural Studies Child Protection
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In 'Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect in Contemporary Caribbean Society: A Recipe for Change,' Beatrice E. Kirton addresses the pressing concerns of child maltreatment in the region. The book analyzes societal influences and proposes actionable strategies for prevention and support, emphasizing community and policy reforms to safeguard children.

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Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect in Contemporary Caribbean Society explores the complexities of child maltreatment in the region. It examines the social, cultural, and systemic factors contributing to these issues.

The book provides insights into the prevalence and impacts of abuse and neglect on children and families. It highlights the need for awareness and intervention in Caribbean contexts.

A recipe for change is proposed, focusing on policy, education, and community efforts to protect vulnerable children. The author draws on regional perspectives to advocate for transformative actions.

This work serves as a resource for professionals, educators, and policymakers seeking to foster safer environments for children in the Caribbean.

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