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1/31/2017

‘Perpetrator’ Networks Key to Predicting Child Abuse

Daniel Heimpel

In the race to dominate the child abuse prediction market, the world’s largest data analytics firm has its eye on what it calls “perpetrator” networks. SAS, with a global workforce of 14,000 and $3.16 billion in revenue in 2015, delivered Florida’s Department of Children and Families a lengthy technical report in August of last year.

Youth Services Insider

11/1/2016

Yonatan’s Death Spurs Deep Look at How L.A. Gauges Child Abuse Risk

John Kelly

Last month, in response to news reports about the tortured life and death of a little boy, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors waded into the thorny question of how to predict child abuse.

5/28/2015

Who Will Seize the Child Abuse Prediction Market?

Darian Woods

Lisa Mayrose knew Florida’s Department of Children & Families needed to overhaul how it investigated phone calls reporting beaten and neglected children. “We had a rash of child deaths,” Mayrose, the regional managing director of the department in Tampa, said in an interview with The Imprint.

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‘Perpetrator’ Networks Key to Predicting Child Abuse

Yonatan’s Death Spurs Deep Look at How L.A. Gauges Child Abuse Risk

Who Will Seize the Child Abuse Prediction Market?

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