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CLC regularly hosts events and trainings.  Please check out our current and past events below to see what we've been up to or to join us at a future event/training!

Caregiver Representation Pro Bono Training
February 23, 2010

Join us to learn about adoption, guardianship, and custody law and practice on Tuesday, February 23rd at Latham & Watkins LLP.

CCAN Panel Training
January 29, 2010

Members of the Council for Child Abuse and Neglect (CCAN) Panel are invited to a training focused on understanding foster placement disruptions and effectively approaching expert witnesses on January 29th at the DC Superior Court.

Custody Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) Pro Bono Attorney Training
January 26, 2010

Join us to learn about the law and practice of serving as a GAL, representing the best interests of a child, in custody cases on Tuesday, January 26th at Crowell & Moring LLP.

Project DC Style
December 11, 2009
Caregiver Representation Training
December 9, 2009

Join us to learn about adoption, guardianship, and custody law and practice Wednesday, Dec. 9 at Steptoe & Johnson LLP.

National Adoption Day 2009
November 21, 2009

Children's Law Center and our pro bono partners celebrated National Adoption Day November 21, 2009.

DC Superior Courthouse Tour
November 18, 2009

Please join us for a tour of the DC Superior Courthouse, as well as “A View from the Bench” by The Honorable Juliet McKenna Wednesday, Nov. 18. All attorneys, paralegals, etc. are welcome to attend.

2009 Helping Children Soar Benefit
September 30, 2009

The ninth annual Helping Children Soar benefit was a great success! More than 450 guests enjoyed a dramatic sunset at the Kennedy Center Roof Terrace Restaurant. Many thanks to all of our fabulous donors!

2008 Holiday Toy Drive
December 25, 2008
2008 Helping Children Soar
September 16, 2008

You did for me what no one else would do; you came through on your promises to always be there for me when I needed you the most. There is not a day that goes by that I do not remember you and what you did for me.

-Timothy,
17 years old
 

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