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Turning 21 During a Pandemic
Excitement. Independence. Anticipation. These are all words someone might use when they turn 21. For DC’s foster youth, their 21st birthday comes with a heavier…
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Proof That We Can't Do It Alone
When I put pen to paper a few months ago to craft the introduction to our 2019 annual report, I wrote, “In a world of…
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News Pro Bono Partnerships
Congratulating 2019’s Champions for Children Winners
Over the last year, partners, associates, staff, clients and vendors dedicated themselves to fundraising to serve DC’s children. Now, we’re ready to reveal the 2019…
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News Behavioral Health
ProPublica: Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Will Rise During Quarantines. So Will Neglect of At-Risk People, Social Workers Say.
CLC Executive Director Judith Sandalow spoke with Joaquin Sapien of ProPublica about the expected dangerous consequences of necessary school closures during the coronavirus pandemic, ranging from children’s limited access to…
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News Behavioral Health
Children’s Law Center Stands Committed to DC’s Children and Families
Statement from Judith Sandalow in response to COVID-19 Children’s Law Center, like each of you, is changing our operations because of the pandemic. We are…
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News Behavioral Health
DC Line: Advocates to mayor: Make investments that put DC’s children first
At Children’s Law Center, we strongly believe that it’s time to build a DC budget that puts children first. That’s why we, in partnership with six…
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News Housing
WUSA9: 'They deserve to have a healthy home' | Poor housing conditions making kids sick in DC
Through our medical-legal partnerships with clinics like those belonging to Children’s National Hospital, we know that children from Wards 7 and 8 have 20 times the…
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News Education
The Washington Post: Following a disease diagnosis and tough senior year, she thought she had graduated from high school. She hadn’t.
Sometimes the children we work with face a serious health condition that keeps them out of school for a prolonged period. They might be hospitalized…
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News Housing
Washington City Paper: Success Is a Matter of Perspective for D.C.’s Temporary Rental Subsidy Program
At Children’s Law Center, we often come into contact with the Rapid Rehousing system through our housing conditions work. Many of the worst housing conditions…
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Washington Business Journal: Mold in the walls could be triggering your child’s asthma attack. Here’s what a new D.C. partnership is doing about it.
Years in the making, Children’s Law Center is announcing something ground-breaking. Thanks to an innovative partnership with AmeriHealth Caritas District of Columbia, we are piloting…
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