CPFM's Recommended Surveys
The following links to surveys are
provided as is. Each survey has been reviewed by the editorial staff and
has been included as a recommendation for participation. Each reader
should take into account their own situations No guarantees are implied
that any of this material may establish any success in the reader's
situation. Suggestions are invited.
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http://www.canow.org/questionnaire.html
From
California NOW |
CPPA Survey.doc
(MSWord97 document
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At last, a study is being done to highlight
the area of our mutual concern--custodial challenges by abusive
parents to protective and safe ones. I anticipate this will reach
the mainstream media if participation is broad enough.
CPPA
is a group of people who have been through the experiences discussed
in the body of the survey and have formed an organization to
highlight the problem and advocate for change. OCOF, the co-sponsor
of the study is another organization that published the book
Expose': The Failure of Family Courts to Protect Children from Abuse
In Custody Disputes and whose founder was recently interviewed by
Bay Area Businesswoman online newspaper for the article "Balancing
the Scales of Justice 1/2/02.
Dr. Geraldine Stahly is a
nationally recognized specialist in the area of DV. She was a member
of the `96 Presidential Task Force on Violence & the Family
& chaired the Task Force on Child Custody Issues. She is an
associate professor of psychology at California State University San
Bernadino. She is on the Advisory Board for the Leadership Council
for Mental Health, Justice & the Media, an organization of
professionals concerned with treatment of victims of trauma who have
spoken out against PAS, the Rind study, etc.
I urge you to
participate in the survey and am disseminating it with permission of
Connie Valentine of CPPA. It takes only a few minutes to complete
and costs only a stamp. This is an opportunity that should not be
missed. These organizations have the ability to get media attention
for a problem that has been swept under the rug for too long. |
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