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Dr. Sheryl Brissett-Chapman
Sheryl Brissett-Chapman, Ed.D, ACSW, has managed and provided organizational and individual consultation to numerous agencies and professionals serving diverse populations in a variety of settings. She has published and presented internationally on topics relating to substance abusing mothers, substance exposed infants, children in poverty, homeless women and depression, juvenile delinquency, child victimization, cross-cultural responsiveness, organizational development and systems reform in child and family welfare and juvenile justice. She co-edited the special edition of the Child Welfare Journal focused on African American families and children in the child welfare system and spearheaded the first national African-American Child Welfare Summit held in St. Louis in 1995, resulting in the monograph, Children in Social Peril: A Community Vision for Preserving Family Care of African American Children and Youth.
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