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| Child-inclusion in dispute resolution in the New Zealand Family Court Article in New Zealand Family Law Journal co-authored by N. Taylor, Centre for Research on Children and Families University of Otago, NZ and Jill Goldson, Family Matters Centre September 2009 > open |
| Law Foundation position paper: Child Inclusion in Dispute Resolution in the New Zealand Family Court 27th February 2009 > open |
| Churchill Memorial Fellowship Report: Child Inclusion in Dispute Resolution in Britain January 2008 > open |
| Children crying out to be given a voice 29th October 2007 NZ Herald article by Moira Green Barrister, on the argument for hearing children at conciliation counselling for parents.. > more |
| Hello I'm a voice let me talk. Child-inclusion in Family Mediation 30th December 2006 This pilot study, published in December 2006, involves 17 families who along with their children, took part in conciliation counselling at the time of separation. > open |
| Splintered kids 13th February 2006 Every day children are torn as their parents split up. New initiatives to involve them in relationship counselling could begin to ease that pain, writes Jenny Macintyre. > more |
| Children's Voices – Social Work Now 31st January 2004 Publication in professional journal examining the rationale for child inclusion at separation counselling. > open |