Youth Law Center 2023 Advocacy for Impact: Part I. Foster Care Systems in California and Nationwide
“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, […]
“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle.” – Dr. Martin Luther King, […]
Children and youth throughout the United States are too often mistreated by the systems that are supposed to protect and
Help Us Build Pathways from Youth Incarceration to Higher Education View More
Continuing our Loren Warboys Unsung Hero Awards series, we’re proud to uplift our Summer Interns who helped make a difference
Saluting Our Unsung Heroes At the Youth Law Center, we are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of
“I am feeling so inspired and empowered to make changes for youth” View More
Now in our fifth decade of fighting for justice systems-involved children and youth, we have released our new impact report
Our New Impact Report is Available Online View More
The Youth Law Center’s advocacy resulted in the new 2023-2024 California State budget requirement that all county probation departments offer in-person or
Four months ago the Youth Law Center, representing the California Alliance for Youth and Community Justice, sued a private California
Youth Law Center lawsuit results in disbandment of Probation Consortium View More
The National Association of Counsel For Children (NACC) recently released the 4th edition of its Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing
Youth Law Center authors chapter in new NACC book View More
Sacramento County has had children and youth in the foster care system in various unlicensed settings over the past several
Judgment Entered on Sacramento County’s Unlicensed Placements View More
Youth Law Center and its partners are celebrating a major victory for Medicaid beneficiaries in the Supreme Court this month which preserves the
Child Advocacy Organizations Celebrate Victory for Medicaid Beneficiaries View More
In this edition of the Youth Law Center Brief, we introduce the Pathways to Higher Education project expanding the number
Youth Law Center Brief: Pathways to Higher Education View More
One of the most popular provisions of the Affordable Care Act—allowing young adults to stay on their parent’s health plan
YLC Authors Article for American Bar Association View More