Items where Author is "Schrader, Anita"

Book Section

Schrader, Anita (1999) La esclavitud de deuda. In: Hernández Delgado, I., (ed.) Esclavitudes De Ayer y Hoy. Actas del II Congresso Trinitario de Granada. Secretariado Trinitario (Firm), Córdoba, Spain.

Monograph

Schrader, Anita (2005) Childrearing with love: group-based parent education in Guatemala City. . United Nations.

Schrader, Anita and Blagbrough, J. (1999) Child labour in the informal urban sector. . Consortium for Street Children, London, UK.

Schrader, Anita and Veale, Angela (1999) Prevention of street migration. Resource pack. . Consortium for Street Children, London, UK.

Schrader, Anita and Thomas de Benitez, Sarah (1998) Making operation friendship work: The emotional development of street living children. . Consortium for Street Children, London, UK.

Conference or Workshop Item

Schrader, Anita (2007) The politics of attachment. Patterns of attachment in the aftermath of conflict in Central America: a research protocol. In: NHS/Academic Collaborative Group on Mental Health Seminar, 2007-05-17, Warwick, United Kingdom, GBR. (Submitted)

Schrader, Anita (2006) Circles of trust: parent education and the prevention of child abuse in post-war Guatemala. In: Circles of trust: parent education and the prevention of child abuse in post-war Guatemala seminar, 2006-01-11, London, United Kingdom, GBR.

Schrader, Anita (2006) Subjectivity, cognition and resistance: Latin American liberation psychology. In: Society of Latin American Studies Conference 2006, 2006-03-31 - 2006-04-02, Nottingham, United Kingdom, GBR.

Schrader, Anita (2005) From parent education to community organisation. In: National Conference on Street Children, 2005-05-01, Istanbul, Turkey, TUR. (Submitted)

Schrader, Anita (2005) Recommendations and observations: working children in Turkey. In: Parliamentary Commission on Street Children, 2005-01-01, Ankara, Turkey, TUR.

Book

Barker, Gary, Knaul, Felicia, Cassaniga, Neide and Schrader, Anita (2000) Urban girls: empowerment in especially difficult circumstances. Intermediate Technology Development Group, London, UK. ISBN 9781853394751