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, […]
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What are the forces that could transform future conditions for youth in Extended Foster Care? Join us for a virtual conversation on Wednesday, January 31.
Join Our Webinar on Wednesday, January 31, at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET As youth grapple with so
Our New Impact Report is Available Online
Now in our fifth decade of fighting for justice systems-involved children and youth, we have released our new impact report
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Youth Law Center authors chapter in new NACC book
The National Association of Counsel For Children (NACC) recently released the 4th edition of its Child Welfare Law and Practice: Representing
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Judgment Entered on Sacramento County’s Unlicensed Placements
Sacramento County has had children and youth in the foster care system in various unlicensed settings over the past several
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Child Advocacy Organizations Celebrate Victory for Medicaid Beneficiaries
Youth Law Center and its partners are celebrating a major victory for Medicaid beneficiaries in the Supreme Court this month which preserves the
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Youth Law Center and Children’s Legal Advocates Applaud Landmark Decision
In a victory for Native youth, families and Tribal Nations, the Supreme Court today upheld the constitutionality of the Indian
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Save the date for QPI’s 2023 virtual national conference!
Please join us for QPI’s 2023 virtual national conference on May 16th and 17th! This year’s conference, “Keeping Children Connected to
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YLC Authors Article for American Bar Association
One of the most popular provisions of the Affordable Care Act—allowing young adults to stay on their parent’s health plan
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YLC Comments on the California Behavioral Health Community-Based Continuum
On January 13th, YLC submitted comments to the CA Department of Health Care Service’s proposal for CA Behavioral Health Community
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