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NCANDS and NIBRS are national, voluntary reporting systems that collect child‑abuse and crime data used in federal reports, but both have structural limits that complicate direct racial‑group comparis...
Research and investigative reporting show both documented abuses in specific orphanages (eg. Mount Cashel, St Joseph’s/Burlington, Madonna Manor) and large multi-country studies that complicate a simp...
The available reporting shows is widespread, driven mostly by caregivers, with neglect the most common form and complex gender patterns among and victims; some datasets report more female than male pe...
There is a substantial body of empirical work comparing victimization-based (self-report or population surveys) and case-based (reports, substantiations, convictions) measures of child sexual abuse (C...