Elder justice professionals and others in and out of New York State have mixed opinions about the importance of passing mandatory reporting legislation and the efficacy of this type of legislation. However, New York State is the only state in the US without mandatory reporting legislation. This blog explores arguments in favor of mandatory reporting laws, concerns with such legislation and alternatives to mandatory reporting, as well as how these perspectives are informing the future of mandated reporting in New York State. More →

We wish you and yours a joyful holiday season and hope that the new year brings peace to people of all ages, everywhere. More →

Welcome to the NYC Elder Abuse Center’s (NYCEAC) November and December round-up of the latest in elder justice news & resources. We've selected and analyzed the most helpful articles and resources relevant to elder justice professionals. More →

NYCEAC is delighted to announce the release of our elder abuse video clip series. Now, on one webpage, you can listen to elder justice experts from many disciplines and systems respond to a video-based dramatization of a case of elder abuse. Each “quick clip” is just a few minutes long, packed with solid, practical information. More →

Holidays are a time of family gatherings and traditions. During the holidays, the past can be idealized, which can cause this time of year to be especially difficult for victims of elder abuse and those concerned about them. This blog provides useful tips for professionals supporting older victims and families during the holiday season. More →