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BuzzFeed News: The Coronavirus Is Shattering A Generation Of Kids
At Children’s Law Center, we have seen how the coronavirus pandemic has destabilized the lives, routines, and educations of many of the children we serve,…
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News Systemic Reform
Racism is Trauma
I want to start this letter with one simple message – Black Lives Matter. The pandemic, the number of Black lives lost at the hands…
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News Behavioral Health
Making Mental Health a Priority
The pandemic is putting enormous stress on all families. With each passing day, the need for mental health supports increases. Yet the District’s already complex mental…
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News Family
The Kojo Nnamdi Show: What Coronavirus Means For Local Child Welfare Services
As the largest legal services organization in the District, Children’s Law Center reaches more than 5,000 children and families each year. We represent about half…
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News Behavioral Health
A Snapshot into the Lives of DC’s Teens
Teens can be energetic, adventurous and at times impulsive – all reasons they need extra support as they transition into adulthood. It is also why…
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News Behavioral Health
D.C. Policy Center: Mental health supports during school closures
CLC Executive Director Judith Sandalow spoke with the D.C. Policy Center to emphazise the importance of mental health supports for students while DC schools are…
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Washington City Paper: Can Mayor Bowser Follow Through on Her Plan to End Homelessness by 2025?
Through our work supporting DC families receiving or transitioning from shelter services, Children’s Law Center sees critical, large-scale problems in the District’s homeless services system.…
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Community Conversations: The Shutdown’s Impact on Children & Families
In Children’s Law Center’s first community conversation, Executive Director Judith Sandalow discusses the barriers children and families faced during the first month of the shutdown…
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News Education
Creative Solutions to Keep Children Learning
The moment DC’s schools moved to remote learning, our lawyers started compiling all the questions we knew we needed to ask the children and families…
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News Behavioral Health
Joint Letter: Addressing Behavioral Health in the District of Columbia During COVID-19
Years of thoughtful planning, careful stewardship of the District’s financial resources, and dedicated work by elected leaders, appointed officials, and civil servants prepared the District…
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