Scott Easton co-authors paper in Child Abuse & Neglect

Associate professor Scott Easton and assistant professor Tyrone Parchment recently co-authored “‘The whole wall fell apart, and I felt free for the first time: Men’s perceptions of helpful responses during discussion of child sexual abuse” in Child Abuse & Neglect. Easton also gave two presentations at the 25th annual conference of the Society for Social Work and Research, including “Childhood Adversities, Midlife Health, and Elder Abuse: Use of Cumulative Disadvantage Theory to Understand Late Life Victimization” and “Predictors of Mental Health Outcomes Among Public Sector Social Workers in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.”