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Law360 Pulse: 40 DC Firms Honored In Effort To Improve Access To Justice
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The Washington Post: The kids are not okay, and D.C. schools stand to lose crucial therapists
In a piece written during the height of the DC 2024 budget oversight season, Washington Post reporter Theresa Vargas dives into the lack of funding…
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News Behavioral Health
DCTV: Stronger Start: Building Better Child Care (ep. 2)
DCTV’s new five-part docuseries on early childhood education in Washington, DC – ‘Stronger Start’ – journeys through the critical challenges facing the child care system…
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DC Line/Street Sense: Young people leaving foster care face homelessness. DC isn’t giving them available vouchers
DC Line writer, Annemarie Cuccia, provides a glimpse into the plight of individuals who age out of the DC foster care system and face homelessness…
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News Systemic Reform
DCist: D.C. Housing Authority To Open Waiting List, Adopt New Governing Procedures
DCist reporter Morgan Baskin reports on DHCA’s new administrative and operating guidelines which will apply to the 50,000 people who live in DC public housing…
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News Behavioral Health
DCTV: Stronger Start: Building Better Child Care (ep. 1)
DCTV’s new five-part docuseries on early childhood education in Washington, DC – ‘Stronger Start’ – journeys through the critical challenges facing the child care system…
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News Healthy Housing
NPR/WAMU: The next hottest rental strategy? Market to housing choice vouchers
DCist/WAMU reporter Morgan Baskin provides an in-depth look at the real estate companies that target rent-stabilized apartment buildings for redevelopment and then market them toward…
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News Education
WUSA 9: 'We deserve better' DC parents say unreliable bus service harms students with special needs
Children’s Law Center joined hundreds of parents, principals, and advocates who testified about the unreliable school bus transportation issues for students with disabilities during the…
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News Healthy Housing
Washington City Paper: Bowser Won Her New DCHA Board. Is There Any Reason to Believe It Will Make a Difference?
Children’s Law Center joined with Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, Legal Aid of District of Columbia, Bread for the City, Washington Lawyers’ Committee for…
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News Health
The Washington Informer: The Air Inside the House: The Connection Between Our Homes and Asthma
Every day we work with DC families whose kids have asthma or other serious health issues caused by unhealthy housing conditions like mold and pests.…
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News Family
Washington City Paper: Was Christina Henderson ‘Hoodwinked’ on a Teacher Background Check Bill? Some Child Welfare Advocates Think So.
Children’s Law Center’s advocates for every DC child’s safety and well-being. Reporter Alex Koma of Washington City Paper spoke with Supervising Policy Attorney Tami Weerasingha-Cote…
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