Doris Châteauneuf
Biographic Data
| ID | 206977 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Doris Châteauneuf |
| GIVEN NAMES | Doris |
| FAMILY NAME | Châteauneuf |
| SIGNATURE | CHÂTEAUNEUF D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre Jeunesse de Quebec |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5327-4959 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Openness Towards the Child's Birth Family in a Canadian Foster‐To‐Adopt Setting
In Quebec, Canada, looked‐after children deemed at high risk of discontinuity and instability can be placed with foster‐to‐adopt parents. This allows them to remain in the same family if and when they are legally freed for adoption. Uncertainty regarding the finalization of adoption and mandatory pre‐adoption contact with birth family members may affect the foster‐to‐adopt parents' attitudes towards the child's birth family. This article document…
Le point sur l’adoption: Changements, évolution et zones de tension
Cadre de recherche : L’adoption, comme institution créatrice de liens filiatifs, existe depuis de nombreuses années et prend différentes formes selon les lieux, les cultures et l’époque. Toutefois, l’utilisation que les acteurs sociaux en font témoigne d’une certaine conception de l’enfant, de la famille, des affiliations et des relations familiales. Objectifs : Le présent numéro souhaite identifier l’évolution de certaines pratiques sociales et …
Focus on Adoption: Changes, Evolution and Areas of Tension
Research framework: Adoption has existed for many years as an institution that promotes family ties, taking forms that vary based on place, culture and time . However, the ways in which the social actors involved use adoption reveal specific conceptions of the child, the family, affiliations and family relationships. Objectives: This issue aims to identify the evolution of certain social and legislative adoption practices and to discuss the famil…
L’augmentation du recours aux services de protection de la jeunesse: Points de vue de gestionnaires sur les défis rencontrés et les mesures à mettre en place pour les relever
Les services de protection de la jeunesse au Québec font face à de nombreux défis, dont une augmentation des signalements et, plus globalement, du recours à leurs services. La présente étude s’intéresse à ces enjeux à partir des points de vue des directeurs de la protection de la jeunesse (DPJ) et des programmes jeunesse (DJ) du Québec. Les enjeux organisationnels qu’ils soulèvent concernent principalement : 1) l’accès difficile à certains servic…
Le retour en milieu familial à la suite d’un placement en protection de l’enfance: Regard sur les dynamiques relationnelles entre parents et intervenants sociaux
La réunification familiale, ou retour en milieu familial, occupe une place importante dans les systèmes de protection de l’enfance. Elle constitue le projet de permanence privilégié pour un nombre important d’enfants placés en milieu substitut, mais pose tout de même des défis notables aux intervenants et parents appelés à travailler conjointement pour le retour de l’enfant dans sa famille. Les enjeux relationnels que sous-tend la réunification f…
Decision-making in foster care: A view on the dynamic and collective nature of the process
Placement in a foster family by child welfare services is a crucial decision in the trajectory of a child. Nevertheless, the strategies and procedures underlying the decision to remove a child from his/her family for placement in foster care remain little studied. Based on 39 semi-directed individual interviews with social workers from child welfare services, the current study aims at highlighting how social workers come to the decision to remove…
La double appartenance familiale de l’enfant placé en famille d’accueil Banque-mixte: Un équilibre fragile
Cadre de la recherche : Les familles d’accueil Banque-mixte accueillent des enfants en vue de les adopter. Les enfants placés dans ce type de ressource sont généralement âgés de zéro à deux ans et considérés à haut risque d’abandon, mais ils ne sont pas pour autant adoptables au moment du placement, et la plupart d’entre eux continuent d’avoir des contacts ponctuels avec leurs parents d’origine. Objectifs : La présente étude jette un éclairage su…
Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent: Experiences of (Un)certainty and Their Influence on the Sense of Being the Parent
The Mixed-Bank Program (Quebec, Canada) is based on concurrent planning principles. While the primary goal of this placement is reunification of the child with their birth parents, the low probability of this happening calls for simultaneously planning for an alternative solution, such as adoption. As a result, foster-to-adopt families have to deal with the uncertainty of the adoptability of the child and having no legal status nor control over t…
Issues Surrounding Post-Adoption Contact in Foster Adoption: The Perspective of Foster-to-Adopt Families and Child Welfare Workers
Current research on open adoption gives less consideration to issues surrounding post-adoption contact with birth parents for children adopted from care. Yet, it is widely recognized that the profile of the children and their birth parents, as well as the quality of post-adoption contacts, vary considerably depending on the context in which the adoption takes place. This article is based on interviews with 32 child welfare workers and 16 foster-t…
The relationship between foster care families and birth families in a child welfare context: The determining factors
Children placed in foster care families usually continue to see their birth parents in supervised and home visits. These children deal with the fact that they belonged to two families in a context where the relationship between the two families is sometimes complex and tense. Based on 45 semi‐structured interviews conducted with foster care families and kinship foster care families, the present study examines the relationship between foster care …
Kinship Within the Context of New Genetics: The Experience of Infertility From Medical Assistance to Adoption
Development of knowledge in the area of genetics plays an increasingly important role in the definition and characterization of kinship. To this day, several studies have focused on the risks represented by genetics within the context of new procreation techniques or genetic diseases, but very few have studied the impact of the development of biogenetics on the social institution of adoption. This article explores the issues related to genetics f…
Projet familial, infertilité et désir d’enfant: Usages et expériences de la procréation médicalement assistée en contexte québécois
Les couples qui rencontrent des problèmes d’infertilité et qui cherchent une solution pour leur désir d’enfant se tournent pour la plupart vers la médecine reproductive, celle-ci faisant office d’autorité quant aux questions relatives à la grossesse et à la reproduction. La valorisation de l’enfant, tant sur le plan social qu’au sein de la conjugalité, intervient dans le vécu relatif à l’infertilité et influence le regard que posent les couples s…
Martial Agnès (dir.), 2009, La valeur des liens. Hommes, femmes et transactions familiales. Toulouse, Presses universitaires du Mirail, coll. Les anthropologiques, 190 p., bibliogr. (Doris Châteauneuf…
Martial Agnès (dir.), 2009, La valeur des liens. Hommes, femmes et transactions familiales. Toulouse, Presses universitaires du Mirail, coll. Les anthropologiques, 190 p., bibliogr. (Doris Châteauneuf). Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Représentations et pratiques sociales de l’économie) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
The relationship between foster care families and birth families in a child welfare context: The determining factors
Children placed in foster care families usually continue to see their birth parents in supervised and home visits. These children deal with the fact that they belonged to two families in a context where the relationship between the two families is sometimes complex and tense. Based on 45 semi‐structured interviews conducted with foster care families and kinship foster care families, the present study examines the relationship between foster care …
Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent: Experiences of (Un)certainty and Their Influence on the Sense of Being the Parent
The Mixed-Bank Program (Quebec, Canada) is based on concurrent planning principles. While the primary goal of this placement is reunification of the child with their birth parents, the low probability of this happening calls for simultaneously planning for an alternative solution, such as adoption. As a result, foster-to-adopt families have to deal with the uncertainty of the adoptability of the child and having no legal status nor control over t…
Issues Surrounding Post-Adoption Contact in Foster Adoption: The Perspective of Foster-to-Adopt Families and Child Welfare Workers
Current research on open adoption gives less consideration to issues surrounding post-adoption contact with birth parents for children adopted from care. Yet, it is widely recognized that the profile of the children and their birth parents, as well as the quality of post-adoption contacts, vary considerably depending on the context in which the adoption takes place. This article is based on interviews with 32 child welfare workers and 16 foster-t…
Kinship Within the Context of New Genetics: The Experience of Infertility From Medical Assistance to Adoption
Development of knowledge in the area of genetics plays an increasingly important role in the definition and characterization of kinship. To this day, several studies have focused on the risks represented by genetics within the context of new procreation techniques or genetic diseases, but very few have studied the impact of the development of biogenetics on the social institution of adoption. This article explores the issues related to genetics f…
Projet familial, infertilité et désir d’enfant: Usages et expériences de la procréation médicalement assistée en contexte québécois
Les couples qui rencontrent des problèmes d’infertilité et qui cherchent une solution pour leur désir d’enfant se tournent pour la plupart vers la médecine reproductive, celle-ci faisant office d’autorité quant aux questions relatives à la grossesse et à la reproduction. La valorisation de l’enfant, tant sur le plan social qu’au sein de la conjugalité, intervient dans le vécu relatif à l’infertilité et influence le regard que posent les couples s…
Martial Agnès (dir.), 2009, La valeur des liens. Hommes, femmes et transactions familiales. Toulouse, Presses universitaires du Mirail, coll. Les anthropologiques, 190 p., bibliogr. (Doris Châteauneuf…
Martial Agnès (dir.), 2009, La valeur des liens. Hommes, femmes et transactions familiales. Toulouse, Presses universitaires du Mirail, coll. Les anthropologiques, 190 p., bibliogr. (Doris Châteauneuf). Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Représentations et pratiques sociales de l’économie) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Projet familial, infertilité et désir d’enfant: Usages et expériences de la procréation médicalement assistée en contexte québécois
Les couples qui rencontrent des problèmes d’infertilité et qui cherchent une solution pour leur désir d’enfant se tournent pour la plupart vers la médecine reproductive, celle-ci faisant office d’autorité quant aux questions relatives à la grossesse et à la reproduction. La valorisation de l’enfant, tant sur le plan social qu’au sein de la conjugalité, intervient dans le vécu relatif à l’infertilité et influence le regard que posent les couples s…
Issues Surrounding Post-Adoption Contact in Foster Adoption: The Perspective of Foster-to-Adopt Families and Child Welfare Workers
Current research on open adoption gives less consideration to issues surrounding post-adoption contact with birth parents for children adopted from care. Yet, it is widely recognized that the profile of the children and their birth parents, as well as the quality of post-adoption contacts, vary considerably depending on the context in which the adoption takes place. This article is based on interviews with 32 child welfare workers and 16 foster-t…
The relationship between foster care families and birth families in a child welfare context: The determining factors
Children placed in foster care families usually continue to see their birth parents in supervised and home visits. These children deal with the fact that they belonged to two families in a context where the relationship between the two families is sometimes complex and tense. Based on 45 semi‐structured interviews conducted with foster care families and kinship foster care families, the present study examines the relationship between foster care …
Kinship Within the Context of New Genetics: The Experience of Infertility From Medical Assistance to Adoption
Development of knowledge in the area of genetics plays an increasingly important role in the definition and characterization of kinship. To this day, several studies have focused on the risks represented by genetics within the context of new procreation techniques or genetic diseases, but very few have studied the impact of the development of biogenetics on the social institution of adoption. This article explores the issues related to genetics f…
Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent: Experiences of (Un)certainty and Their Influence on the Sense of Being the Parent
The Mixed-Bank Program (Quebec, Canada) is based on concurrent planning principles. While the primary goal of this placement is reunification of the child with their birth parents, the low probability of this happening calls for simultaneously planning for an alternative solution, such as adoption. As a result, foster-to-adopt families have to deal with the uncertainty of the adoptability of the child and having no legal status nor control over t…
Decision-making in foster care: A view on the dynamic and collective nature of the process
Placement in a foster family by child welfare services is a crucial decision in the trajectory of a child. Nevertheless, the strategies and procedures underlying the decision to remove a child from his/her family for placement in foster care remain little studied. Based on 39 semi-directed individual interviews with social workers from child welfare services, the current study aims at highlighting how social workers come to the decision to remove…
La double appartenance familiale de l’enfant placé en famille d’accueil Banque-mixte: Un équilibre fragile
Cadre de la recherche : Les familles d’accueil Banque-mixte accueillent des enfants en vue de les adopter. Les enfants placés dans ce type de ressource sont généralement âgés de zéro à deux ans et considérés à haut risque d’abandon, mais ils ne sont pas pour autant adoptables au moment du placement, et la plupart d’entre eux continuent d’avoir des contacts ponctuels avec leurs parents d’origine. Objectifs : La présente étude jette un éclairage su…
Le retour en milieu familial à la suite d’un placement en protection de l’enfance: Regard sur les dynamiques relationnelles entre parents et intervenants sociaux
La réunification familiale, ou retour en milieu familial, occupe une place importante dans les systèmes de protection de l’enfance. Elle constitue le projet de permanence privilégié pour un nombre important d’enfants placés en milieu substitut, mais pose tout de même des défis notables aux intervenants et parents appelés à travailler conjointement pour le retour de l’enfant dans sa famille. Les enjeux relationnels que sous-tend la réunification f…
L’augmentation du recours aux services de protection de la jeunesse: Points de vue de gestionnaires sur les défis rencontrés et les mesures à mettre en place pour les relever
Les services de protection de la jeunesse au Québec font face à de nombreux défis, dont une augmentation des signalements et, plus globalement, du recours à leurs services. La présente étude s’intéresse à ces enjeux à partir des points de vue des directeurs de la protection de la jeunesse (DPJ) et des programmes jeunesse (DJ) du Québec. Les enjeux organisationnels qu’ils soulèvent concernent principalement : 1) l’accès difficile à certains servic…
Le point sur l’adoption: Changements, évolution et zones de tension
Cadre de recherche : L’adoption, comme institution créatrice de liens filiatifs, existe depuis de nombreuses années et prend différentes formes selon les lieux, les cultures et l’époque. Toutefois, l’utilisation que les acteurs sociaux en font témoigne d’une certaine conception de l’enfant, de la famille, des affiliations et des relations familiales. Objectifs : Le présent numéro souhaite identifier l’évolution de certaines pratiques sociales et …
Focus on Adoption: Changes, Evolution and Areas of Tension
Research framework: Adoption has existed for many years as an institution that promotes family ties, taking forms that vary based on place, culture and time . However, the ways in which the social actors involved use adoption reveal specific conceptions of the child, the family, affiliations and family relationships. Objectives: This issue aims to identify the evolution of certain social and legislative adoption practices and to discuss the famil…
Openness Towards the Child's Birth Family in a Canadian Foster‐To‐Adopt Setting
In Quebec, Canada, looked‐after children deemed at high risk of discontinuity and instability can be placed with foster‐to‐adopt parents. This allows them to remain in the same family if and when they are legally freed for adoption. Uncertainty regarding the finalization of adoption and mandatory pre‐adoption contact with birth family members may affect the foster‐to‐adopt parents' attitudes towards the child's birth family. This article document…
Child Welfare and Adoption (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (6 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Foster care (4 works) · Nursing (4 works)