National Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center : Publications : The Source

Strengthening Connections
September 10-12, 2012
This conference is designed to increase your knowledge of parent-child attachment in families affected by HIV, substance abuse, and trauma. More...

2012 Webinar Series
The Resource Center will host four webinar trainings in 2012 on stable housing, community partnerships, HIV medication adherence, and peer workers. More...

Addressing the Needs of Parentified Children of HIV Positive Parents
The first in a series of Research-to-Practice briefs, this document addresses best practices for working with HIV negative children who have taken on a more parental role in the family due to a parent's positive HIV status. [PDF]

Engaging and Retaining Pregnant and Parenting Substance Users in Programs
This Research-to-Practice Brief details recommendations designed to increase retention and engagement when working with pregnant and parenting substance users. [PDF]

Online Tutorial: Women and Children with HIV/AIDS
This tutorial is designed as an introduction to the complex issues associated with HIV/AIDS among women and children in the United States. The tutorial can be taken for 2 CE units. More...

Online Tutorial: Substance Use During Pregnancy
This tutorial provides an overview of the prevalence and nature of substance use among pregnant women in the United States. The tutorial can be taken for 1 CE unit. More...

Webcast: School Readiness in Infants and Toddlers Affected by Substance Abuse and/or HIV
In this webcast, representatives from three agencies share what they are doing to address school readiness for young children affected by perinatal substance abuse and/or HIV. More...

National Abandoned Infants
Assistance Resource Center
University of California, Berkeley
1950 Addison Street, Suite 104 # 7402
Berkeley, CA 94720-7402
Phone: (510) 643-8390
Fax: (510) 643-7019
E-mail: aia@berkeley.edu

The Source was published by the AIA Resource Center from 1993-2010. Each issue focused on a different theme related to substance abuse, HIV and/or child welfare.

Final Issue: Fall 2010 Intervening with Pregnant and Postpartum Women with Substance Use Disorders	Spring 2010 Peer Mentors: Alliances at Work	Fall 2009 Challenges for Mothers with HIV	Spring 2009 Fostering Father Involvement

Fall 2008 Child Well-Being	Spring 2008 Economic Self-Sufficienc	Summer 2007 Trauma-Informed Services	Spring 2006 Methamphetamine and OxyContin©

Fall 2005 Developmental Disabilities, Substance Abuse, and Parenthood	Spring 2005 Substance Abuse Prevention with Children of Substance Abusers	Fall 2004 Helping Infants and Toddlers Through Transitions in Foster Care	Spring 2004 New Directions in Supportive Housing in Families

Fall 2003 Parenting and Substance Abuse	Spring 2003 Case Management for Substance Abusing Parents and Their Children	Fall 2002 Building Upon the Unique Strengths of Peer Workers	Spring 2002 Mental Health Challenges in HIV Positive Women, Adolescents and Children

Winter 2001 Harm Reduction: One Strategy for Working with Substance Abusing Women	Spring 2001 AIA Programs: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow	Fall 2000 Legal Permanency Planning for HIV-Affected Families	Spring 2000 Improving Treatment Adherence for Mothers with Substance Abuse Problems