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News Systemic Reform
Celebrating record-breaking investments in DC kids
As we entered the DC budget season, we anticipated an uphill battle. More than a year after the pandemic began, the outlook for the District…
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News Systemic Reform
Feedback Labs: Listening to DC’s underserved children and families to improve legal services
Learning from our clients is an essential part of Children’s Law Center work. As Hannah Strauss, CLC’s Evaluation and Learning coordinator, writes in a blog…
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News Education
DCist: ‘I’m Just Looking For Some Compassion’: D.C. Parents Are Fighting For Medical Exemptions To In-Person Learning
As DC students prepare to return to school this fall, many families with immunocompromised children or members have expressed concern about in-person learning amidst the…
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News Systemic Reform
The DC Line: The DC Council begins its final budget-making deliberations
Children’s Law Center represents the best interests of hundreds of children in foster care, as well as representing foster parents and relative caregivers of children who…
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News Housing
The DC Line: Mayor vs. Council: The struggle over funding and the breakup of DCRA
For years, Children’s Law Center and other housing advocates have called on the D.C. Council to pass the Department of Buildings Establishment Act and create…
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News Family
The Imprint: Washington, D.C., Finally Exits Decades-Long Court Battle Over Foster Care
Children’s Law Center represents the best interests of hundreds of children in foster care, as well as representing foster parents and relative caregivers of children who…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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