These fact sheets provide basic information about Senate Bill 716 and Assembly Bill 1354 both signed into law in 2019 […]
Fact sheets on two juvenile justice education bills signed into law in CA View More
As 2019 is coming to a close, we want to take a moment to say thank you to our community of supporters
Thank you for a phenomenal 2019! View More
Last week, the California Community College State Academic Senate Committee passed a resolution to include youth with juvenile justice involvement
“If they’re concerned about safety in the home, I’m not sure how that leads to the conclusion that you should
YLC featured in new SF Chronicle investigative report View More
YLC is honored to have been included in last week’s National Juvenile Defender Center‘s annual Leadership Summit! Staff Attorneys Erin Palacios
YLC leads trainings at NJDC’s Annual Leadership Summit View More
Last week YLC participated in a powerful strategic planning meeting with the California Alliance for Youth and Community Justice (CAYCJ)
YLC participates in CAYCJ annual meeting View More
YLC staff attorneys Meredith Desautels and Erin Palacios led a workshop this weekend with Laurel Arroyo from the Alameda County
YLC leads training at PJDC 16th Annual Roundtable View More
“But as we know, when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. To stop using OC
YLC featured in The Appeal article on ending use of pepper spray View More
YLC has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City and County of San Francisco for the unlawful incarceration
YLC’s recent federal lawsuit featured in San Francisco Chronicle View More
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: September 3, 2019 Press Contact: Natalie Reynolds, nreynolds@ylc.org, (415) 543-3379 Lawsuit Charges San Francisco with
Breaking News: YLC files federal civil rights lawsuit against San Francisco View More
Maria Ramiu, Youth Law Center’s Senior Staff Attorney, will be a featured panelist presenting on Youth Arrests in Group Homes and
Maria Ramiu Presenting at Child Welfare Policy Roundtable View More
Youth Law Center (YLC) Statement on Separation and Detention of Immigrant Families The federal government has separated over 2,000 children
Statement on Separation and Detention of Immigrant Families View More
