Dr. Talia Glucklich
Postdoc Research Fellow
Talia Glucklich is a postdoc research fellow in the department of Educational Science at Goethe University, Frankfurt.
Talia has completed her BSW studies, MSW studies (summa cum laude), and PhD studies at Tel Aviv University's Social Work School, Israel. Parallel to her studies, Talia has worked for many years as a child protection social worker in one of the Tel Aviv Municipality's social welfare departments. In her various studies, Talia focuses on the manner in which child protection systems provide abused children with access to justice, not only in the legal context, but also in terms of social justice and realization of rights. Talia has conducted all her studies in cooperation with leading organizations affiliated with the Ministry of Welfare and Social Affairs and social workers in the field of child protection, as well as adults who were abused during childhood. In the framework of her Haruv Institute post-doctorate research scholarship at Goethe University, conducted under the direction of Prof Sabine Andresen, Talia is involved in development and research dealing with a comparison between the social welfare systems in Germany and Israel, as seen through the testimonies of adults who were sexually abused during childhood. On the theoretical level, Talia is currently involved in developing the concept of "transitional justice" and probing its existence in the private sphere, that is, in cases of abuse of children at home by their relatives. In addition, Talia is developing a theoretical model examining the relationship between the testimonies of adults who were sexually abused during childhood and the narratives regarding child sexual abuse.
Publications
Katz, C., Piller, S., Glucklich, T., & Matty, D. E. (2018). “Stop Waking the Dead”: Internet Child Sexual Abuse and Perspectives on Its Disclosure. Journal of Interpersonal Violence,36(9-10). https://doi.org/10.1177/0886260518796526
Katz, C., Piller, S., Glucklich, T., Livni, K. A., & Matty, D. E. (2019). Repeated sexual victimization of adolescents by their peers: The perceptions of adolescents, their parents, and the practitioners at a child advocacy center. Children and Youth Services Review, 99, 132-137.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.childyouth.2019.02.003
Katz, C., Glucklich, T., & Piller, S. (2019). Child maltreatment in the media: Analyses of media coverage and reader comments on child maltreatment in Israel. Child Abuse Review. https://doi.org/10.1002/car.2546
Katz, C., Glucklich, T., & Piller, S. (2019). Between chaos and danger: Spotlighting social workers' views in cases of child maltreatment accusations in the context of high-intensity parental disputes. Children and Youth Services Review, 104497. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.childyouth.2019.104497
Katz, C., & Glucklich, T. (2020). “Please, Help Me!”: Children’s Perceptions of Parental Dispute as Shared in Forensic Interviews Following Alleged Maltreatment. Family Process. https://doi.org/10.1111/famp.12557
Glucklich, T., Attrash-Najjar, A., Cohen, N., Katz, C.,….& Wekerle, C. (In press) How does COVID-19 impact child protection workers? Key conclusions from an international scoping literature review, accepted for publication in Child Abuse & Neglect.
Cohen, N., Glucklich, T., Attrash-Najjar, A., Katz, C.,….& Bérubé, A. (In press). The remote work of child protection services during COVID-19: Key conclusions from an international scoping literature review, accepted for publication in Child Abuse & Neglect.
Attrash-Najjar, A., Cohen, N., Glucklich, T., Katz, C.,….& Korbin, J. E. (In press). Child protection response regarding children in out-of-home care during COVID-19: Key conclusions from an international scoping literature review, accepted for publication in Child Abuse & Neglect.
Presentation in Conferences (selection)
“Witnessing and Narrativity. Perspectives from Commissions of Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse” |Narratives and Narrativity in the study of violence| An interdisciplinary research workshop| Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany| November 3-4, 2022.
"I lived but I was absent": findings regarding the welfare system of the Public Committee for Policy Change on Child Sexual Abuse |A series of virtual lectures on the findings of the Public Committee for Policy Change on CSA|The Haruv Institute, May 2022.
Your Story Matters: Spotlighting the independent Israeli Public Committee for Policy Change with respect to Child Sexual Abuse |A Call to Action to Change Child Welfare: Kempe Center's International Virtual Conference | October 4-7, 2021.
Choosing or Dying: Children-Focused Model of Harm to Parent-Child Relationships | Where is the Child? Between Alienation and Abuse, annual seminar | the Haruv Children's Campus, January 2021.
Spotlighting Children's Perceptions of Parental Conflict Against a Backdrop of Child Maltreatment Allegations|7TH CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CHILD INDICATORS‘ Children of the World: The Touch of Change. Theories, Policies and Practices’| Tartu, Estonia, August 27 - 29, 2019.
Spotlighting Children's Perceptions of Parental Conflict Against a Backdrop of Child Maltreatment Allegations| Haruv USA OU-Tulsa Learning Center Second International Conference on Child Maltreatment| OU, USA, May 15 - 16, 2019
Examining the Manner in Which Children Experience High-Intensity Parental Dispute in the Framework of Forensic Interviews in the Wake of Suspicion of Parental Abuse | The 4th National Doctoral Students Conference of the Social Work Schools | Tel Aviv University, April 2019.
"In Search of Lost Time": The concept of Time as provided by preschoolers during forensic interviews| The Haruv second International Conference on Child Maltreatment| Jerusalem, Israel, December 2017.
"Justice for Preschoolers" - results from the adapted protocol | The Haruv second International Conference on Child Maltreatment| Jerusalem, Israel, December 2017.
"In the Eye of the Storm" – Child Maltreatment in the Shadow of Divorce Disputes | Annual Social Workers Conference | Tel Aviv, Israel, November 2017.
"Waking the Dead" – Sexual abuse of minors through the Internet | Annual Social Workers Conference | Tel Aviv, Israel, November 2017.
"One Girl and Multiple Sexual Abusers" – Lessons that can be learned from cases directed to the protection center | Annual Social Workers Conference | Tel Aviv, Israel, November 2017.
"Justice for Preschoolers" – Challenges in forensic interviews of preschoolers | Annual Social Workers Conference | Tel Aviv, Israel, November 2017.
"In Search of Lost Time", The relationship between children characteristics, abuse characteristics and prompt type used by the forensic interviewers and between temporal expressions made by preschoolers during forensic interviews. | conference of "students developing knowledge" | Tel Aviv University, June 2017.
The concept of Touch as provided by children during their forensic investigation| The Haruv first International Conference on Child Maltreatment | Jerusalem, Israel, October 2015.
Child maltreatment and the media reflection of the phenomenon and its implications| The Haruv first International Conference on Child Maltreatment| Jerusalem, Israel, October 2015.
"Justice for Preschoolers" - results from the adapted protocol| The Haruv first International Conference on Child Maltreatment| Jerusalem, Israel, October 2015.
