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Huffington Post: Lowering Bandwidth Tax for Families in Poverty
In Part Two of her Huffington Post series about how principles in Scarcity: The New Science of Having Less and How it Defines Our Lives,…
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Washington Post: Bowser taps deputy health mayor to lead child welfare agency
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has selected Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Brenda Donald as the Director of Child and Families Services. It will…
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Huffington Post: Solutions for Vulnerable Families Start with Context
Earlier this month, Eldar Shafir, co-author of Scarcity: The New Science of Having Less and How it Defines Our Lives, joined Children’s Law Center at…
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Founder James Marsh: ‘If you were a lucky child you would make it through’
It was the 1990s. And attorney James Marsh grew tired of how DC children swept up in the abuse and neglect system were faring. At…
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We're Thankful for You!
We’re so thankful to the supporters who’ve helped us fight for 30,000 DC children and families over the past 20 years. Without you our work would…
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Reaffirming our commitment in uncertain times
“Will we be put in internment camps?” A young foster child asked her Children’s Law Center attorney that question this week. It’s just one…
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Rollie Goss: 25 Years of Pro Bono Service
It was 25 years ago, and Rollie Goss was sitting in a Florida courtroom after hearing the family court was overwhelmed and in need of…
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Washington Post: Head of DC child welfare agency departs as problems persist
In early October, Child and Family Services Agency Director Raymond Davidson stepped down from his position. This prompted the Washington Post to write about some…
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Children’s Law Center Celebrates 20 Years with Record-Breaking Night
“Children’s Law Center is the best child advocacy organization on the planet.” Honorary Co-Chair Sen. Mary Landrieu’s words to hundreds of supporters captured the mood…
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Chief Judge Lee Satterfield: ‘If you're going to make a change, ride it out’
Judge Lee Satterfield was appointed to the DC Superior Court in 1992. It was the height of the crack cocaine epidemic, a time when DC’s…
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