News
Filter by
Showing 101–110 of 420 results
-
News Systemic Reform
Bearing Witness
To our Children’s Law Center community: As my colleagues and I reflect on yesterday’s verdicts, we’re experiencing a range of emotions. Just as the guilty verdicts…
-
News Health
DCist: D.C. Wasted Hundreds Of Permanent Housing Voucher Subsidies Last Year
Having access to stable, healthy housing is always important—but never more than during a public health emergency. That’s why we believe it is disappointing and frustrating…
-
News Systemic Reform
The Washington Post: Vaccine website translation coming
As DC Health prepares to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to all District residents at least 16 years old, language access issues on the city’s pre-registration online…
-
News Family
Washington City Paper: Calls to D.C. Child and Family Services Agency Have Dropped, but That Doesn’t Mean Child Abuse Has Stopped
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the processes and procedures that support DC’s child welfare systems halted, raising concerns among advocates, medical…
-
Congratulating 2020’s Champions for Children Winners
Over the past year, children and families across DC have faced extraordinary hardships disrupting their daily lives. The effects of the pandemic have hit the District’s Black and Brown, low-income…
-
Community Conversations: Educational Advocacy and Challenges During a Pandemic
After a year of virtual learning, we discuss what Children’s Law Center’s education work has looked like during the pandemic and how we are fighting…
-
News Pro Bono Partnerships
RELEASE: Legal community launches D.C. Represents to expand pro bono legal representation of local residents impacted by the pandemic
Washington D.C., 25 March 2021 – A coalition led by the D.C. Access to Justice Commission’s COVID-19 Task Force has launched D.C. Represents to call…
-
News Family
WAMU: Through the Cracks Podcast
The Through The Cracks podcast aims to investigate gaps in our society and the people who fall through them. In this first season, host Jonquilyn Hill asks if Relisha…
-
News Health
Washington City Paper: Much of D.C.’s Vaccine Information Is Only in English. Some Change is Coming.
As DC Health expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to more District residents and encourages vaccine pre-registration through the city’s online portal, community organizations and language access…
-
News Systemic Reform
Celebrating Black Leaders Who Inspire DC’s Kids
The first child advocate I saw in action was Marian Wright Edelman, the founder and long-time leader of Children’s Defense Fund. That was more than 30 years…
- previous page
- 1
- …
- 11
- …
- 42
- next page