Dear friend, This year, support from our generous donors has enabled YLC to focus our systems change advocacy to achieve […]
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Today, the Youth Law Center announced a settlement agreement between Sacramento County and YLC’s client, Youth Forward, a Sacramento-based non-profit
YLC Announces Settlement Agreement Between Sacramento County and Youth Forward View More
YLC staff attorneys participated in a CA Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) process along with advocates, youth and
YLC advocates for improved conditions for youth in California detention facilities View More
Please join us on Thursday, December 8th to celebrate YLC’s advocacy and the important work our partners over the last
Join us at the 2022 virtual Unsung Heroes Celebration! View More
YLC launched the Quality Parenting Initiative (QPI) over a decade ago as a national movement committed to ensuring that all
YLC Convenes National Conference of QPI Champions View More
Save the date! Please join us for our first virtual Unsung Heroes event on Thursday, December 8th, 2022 from 3-4:30pm
Save the date for YLC’s 2022 virtual Unsung Heroes celebration! View More
New Law Creates Steps Toward Educational Equity for Youth In California’s Juvenile Justice System Youth Law Center is excited to
YLC Celebrates the Passage of AB 102 to Expand Dual Enrollment View More
YLC and the Project Change Program at the College of San Mateo recently hosted an event to celebrate joint advocacy
YLC and Project Change Celebrate Budget Victory for Students View More
YLC has published a new advocacy resource, “Building Community Power in Youth Justice Reform: The Brown Act & Juvenile Justice
YLC Releases New Advocacy Guide on Brown Act View More
Last week, the Youth Law Center joined 30 other groups in submitting an amicus brief to the United States Supreme Court in
YLC Urges United States Supreme Court to Uphold Indian Child Welfare Act View More
California’s juvenile justice system intervenes in the lives of some of the children who have experienced the greatest challenges, and
YLC and the law firm Baker McKenzie have filed a new lawsuit to ensure that county juvenile justice planning complies
