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26 J. Child Sexual Abuse 1 (2017)

handle is hein.journals/wcsa26 and id is 1 raw text is: JOURNAL OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 2017, VOL. 26, NO. 1, 1-2 Routledge http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10538712.2017.1279002 Taylor & Francis Group Forthcoming Special Issues and Editor Acknowledgments The Journal of Child Sexual Abuse will have a variety of special topics in future issues. The first one will focus on risk assessment in sexually abusive youth with guest editors Lucinda Rasmussen and L. C. Miccio- Fonseca. We will also be issuing a call for submissions for disclosure of child sexual abuse, suggestibility issues, and false allegations of child sexual abuse, with guest editors Kathleen Faller, Mark Everson, and Viola Vaughan Eden. Future special issues include the costs of child sexual abuse, guest editor Alicia Bray, betrayal trauma institutional betrayal for child sexual abuse victims and survivors, and guest editors Carly Smith and Brianna Delker as well as others involving child sexual abuse in Native American communities, non-offending caregivers of sexu- ally abused children, and adult male survivors of child sexual abuse. Please contact our office or me you are interested in being a guest editor or coeditor of a special issue or have an article that might fit into one of those planned. I want to acknowledge the efforts of my staff who have worked on the journal and have been largely responsible for the success we have seen. I would like to thank Jessica Mueller, who has been the senior and managing editorial assistant for the past couple of years, and Shawnee Brew and Leah Dockler for their assistance with the Journal of Child Sexual Abuse during the past year. Sarah Robinson has also been very helpful in the special issues for the journals. Our editorial assistant for 2017 is Katelyn Challman. I would also like to acknowledge a few editorial board members who are rotating off. They have been instrumental in providing reviews and feedback for articles submitted for possible publication over the years. These include Christine Courtois, Wendy Deaton, Toni Cavanagh Johnson, Susan Kelly, and Nancie Palmer. Chris, Susan Toni, and Wendy have been reviewers for many years, and I have valued their contributions to the journal. In fact, Susan has been on the editorial board for 25 years! I really appreciate their support over the years. We have added new editorial board members for 2017. These include Pamela Alexander, Greg Bohall, Amy Damashek, Marc Felizzi, Michelle Harriman, Maureen Kenny, Karen Oshima, Cassandra Simmel, and Craig Springer. Their affiliations are listed on the inside of the front cover of the journal and on the Web site. I look forward to working with them in the coming year. Thank you again for all of your support and interest in our journal. Take care. D 2017 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC

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