Due to the California budget crisis the CSULB Library will be closed rotating days each month. As the Child Welfare Library is housed in the University Library, it will also be closed those days. To receive Library materials in a timely manner, please request them at least 2 weeks in advance of the date you need them and state clearly exactly when you need to use the materials. Requests made less than 2 weeks before you need the materials can not be guaranteed to arrive on time.

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Click here to access the ONLINE CATALOG directly.
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ONLINE CATALOG DIRECTIONS



Use this quick tutorial to learn how to use the online catalog of holdings.

When you click the ONLINE CATALOG link above, you go directly to the Library browser.

You will see a screen with seven boxes. Fill in at least one box to locate the materials you need. You may find the browse buttons with drop-down menus to be helpful, particularly if you aren't sure of the correct spelling of an author's name.

  • Select Any Word to locate references with that word or phrase in the title or abstract (e.g., domestic violence).
  • Select Title and/or Author if you have that information (e.g., The Child Welfare Challenge; Pecora).
  • Select Keyword to search by subject (e.g., Family violence). To use this search, you must use a keyword from the Library's KEYWORDS list.
  • Select Record Type if you know what type of resource you want (e.g., videotape, book).
  • Select Call Number if you want to locate an item by its call number (e.g., DVD 44). This is not a common search.
  • Select Publication Date if you would like to locate materials published in a certain year, or timeframe (e.g., items from 2008).

On the left of these boxes are small boxes with drop-down menus that say And, Or, Not. Use these boxes to make connections between two or more search fields. For example,

  • For results that include all the fields you filled in (e.g., Subject = Adoption And Record Type = Book) keep And in one of the boxes next to a filled-in field. Every record that is about adoption and is a book will appear in your results list.
  • For results that give you one or the other field, use Or in one of the boxes next to a filled-in field (e.g., Subject = Adoption Or Record Type = Videotape). The results list will include all items on adoption and all videotapes.
  • Use Not to narrow down a search (e.g., Subject = Adoption Not Author = Child Welfare League of America) will give you a list of all items on adoption but Not those by the Child Welfare League of America.

When you find something you'd like to borrow, click the link to put it into your cart. When you are ready to place your order, click on the cart icon to bring up your list. On the drop-down menu select Request to send your cart directly to the Library (our email address is already there). Please use the Notes section to include your full name and the address to where the item(s) will be sent. Your order will be filled and sent to your liaison who will alert you when it arrives.

NOTE: The email shopping cart function and mail delivery of resources is only for authorized borrowing partners (schools, agencies, and training academies). Students need to print out the shopping cart and bring it with them when they visit the Library.

Now that you're ready, for the searchable database of nearly 3,800 child welfare resource materials, click on ONLINE CATALOG.

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WHAT'S NEW


Learn more about the following new acquisitions by searching the
ONLINE CATALOG
by Title:

Accommodating Employees with Disabilities (DVD)
Adverse Childhood Experiences and their Relationship to Adult Health and Well-Being (DVD)
Aging Out: Ready or Not (DVD)
The Angry Eye with Jane Elliott (DVD)
Behind the Screens: Child Sex Abuse on the Internet (VHS)
Broken Child: Case Studies of Child Abuse (DVD)
Children in Crisis (DVD)
Culturally Alert Counseling: A Demonstration of Skills (DVD)
Developing Cultural Competence (DVD)
Doing What’s Right: Exploring Strengths in Social Workers and Foster Parents (DVD)
Eagle and a Mouse: Treatment of a Very Fearful Boy (DVD)
Family Motel (DVD)
The 51 st State: America’s Working Poor (DVD)
From the Inside: Personal Challenges for Teens Reentering Society (DVD)
Getting it Right: Etiquette Tips (DVD)
Going on 13: A Documentary Film (DVD)
Growing Up Hispanic: Children in Crisis (DVD)
Helping Children Cope with Frightening Events…: What You Can Do! (DVD)
Homeless: A Teen Perspective (DVD)
“I’m Glad to be Alive…”: Working with a Suicidal Youth (DVD)
Knowing Who You Are: Helping Youth in Care Develop their Racial and Ethnic Identity (DVD)
Managing Aggressive Behavior for Volunteers: Helping Volunteers to Understand Patient Needs (DVD)
Managing Threatening Confrontations: When to Talk, When to Listen, When to Duck (DVD)
More than a Case File: Foster Youth Tell their Stories (DVD)
No More Lectures: Building Solutions with a Family in Crisis (DVD)
On the Outside: Social Challenges for Teens Reentering Society (DVD)
Our Families, Ourselves: An Introduction to Marriage and Family (DVD)
Race: The Power of an Illusion (DVD)
Raising Resilient Children (VHS)
Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Child Sexual Abuse (DVD)
The Right Path or the Other Path: Working with a Teenage Substance Misuser (DVD)
Safety Planning in Children’s Protective Services: Building Solutions with Clients (DVD)
Sean’s Story: A Lesson in Life (VHS)
“She’s Just Growing Up, Dear” (VHS)
Testifying in Court: A Guide for Child Protective Service Workers (DVD)
There’s No Place like Home: Growing Up with Family Violence (DVD)
Trauma and Dissociation in Children (DVD)
The Traumatized Child (DVD)
Vicarious Traumatization (DVD)

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Last modified: 13 August 2009