by nomas | Sep 17, 2015 | Blog, Child Custody, Child Custody Articles, Ending Men's Violence
by Barry Goldstein The Pennsylvania Attorney General is now following-up by investigating some of the people who helped Jerry Sandusky continue to molest boys long after he should have been discovered and stopped. A recent news report described a meeting...
by nomas | Sep 17, 2015 | Blog, Child Custody, Child Custody Articles, Ending Men's Violence
By Barry Goldstein Gender Bias At least 40 states and many judicial districts have created court-sponsored gender bias committees. Although they have used widely varied approaches and strategies over a few decades, they have all found substantial gender bias...
by nomas | Sep 17, 2015 | Blog, Child Custody, Child Custody Articles, Ending Men's Violence
By Barry Goldstein To treat people who are fundamentally different or in different circumstances as if they were the same is unfair and should be stopped. The problem is that this false equivalency is easy to miss and there are often abusive and manipulative...
by nomas | Sep 16, 2015 | Blog, Child Custody, Child Custody Articles, Ending Men's Violence
by Louise Armstrong: A summary by Janet Dodd, (surrounding an internet discussion on CPS): The book is fabulous. Historically, the concept of “family privacy”, has functioned, in practice, as protection from public scrutiny for families headed by...
by nomas | Sep 10, 2015 | Blog, Child Custody, Child Custody Articles, Ending Men's Violence
by Barry Goldstein The United States Department of Justice offered some good news to long suffering protective mothers and their children when it announced grants to courts in Illinois, Delaware, Minnesota and Oregon to develop improved practices to protect battered...
by nomas | Sep 10, 2015 | Blog, Child Custody, Child Custody Articles, Ending Men's Violence
Improving the Safety of Children involved in Child Custody Cases The thrust of our Safe Child Act is that courts must make the health and safety of children the first priority in any decision about child custody and visitation. Although there is a long history of...
