For infants, toddlers, and their parents, libraries are more than just book havens. "A Flourishing Start" podcast host Esmeralda Cortez Rosales reflects on her favorite moments from Season 2, such as discussing multicultural family dynamics with NCYL’s Marie Lim-Moreno and being reminded of her fond memories of reading "Paletero Man.” Check out the latest season and connect with critical issues affecting young children. https://buff.ly/4c0WGwu
National Center for Youth Law
Civic and Social Organizations
Oakland, CA 2,332 followers
National Center for Youth Law transforms public systems, so that they Center Youth with equity, dignity and care.
About us
National Center for Youth Law transforms public systems so that they Center Youth with equity, dignity and care.
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http://www.youthlaw.org
External link for National Center for Youth Law
- Industry
- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Oakland, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1971
- Specialties
- Advocacy, Public Policy, and Impact Litigation
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1212 Broadway
Suite 600
Oakland, CA 94612, US
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2025 N 3rd St
Suite B180
Phoenix, Arizona 85004, US
Employees at National Center for Youth Law
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Rebecca Gudeman
Senior Director of Health, National Center for Youth Law
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Lewis Cohen
Strategic Communications Consultant
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Roya Bauman, PhD, SHRM-CP
HR Specialist at National Center for Youth Law, Volunteer at National Center for Race Amity, Singer
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Michael Hogan
INNOVATOR | LEADER | FUNDRAISER | COMMUNICATOR | RELATIONSHIP BUILDER | STORYTELLER | MARKETING STRATEGIST | MOBILIZER | JOY CREATOR | ADVOCATE
Updates
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National Center for Youth Law reposted this
Facing a DCFS investigation in Illinois? In 2023, over 120,000 children in IL were involved in DCFS investigations, with Black children disproportionately affected. Too often, families face child protective services investigations without legal representation. The "Illinois Know Your Rights Guide" provides crucial information about your rights and will link you to supportive services including legal resources and food assistance. The National Center for Youth Law has compiled a guide that can support you and your family: https://lnkd.in/eJDUkRq9
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Our podcast “A Flourishing Start” provides valuable Insights into the lives of young children and their caregivers. Host Esmeralda Cortez Rosales reflects on inspiring stories from Season 2, such as that of a young mother who turned her challenging experience with homelessness into a catalyst for change. Check out Esme’s blog post and listen to Season 2 now: https://buff.ly/4c0WGwu
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Students are speaking out. Watch our press conference on Georgia's controversial decision to ban AP African American Studies.
Student-Focused Georgia Press Conference
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🔍 Did you know that more than half of Black children and about one in three American children will face a child protective services investigation? Our "Illinois Know Your Rights Guide'' addresses the harmful impact of these intrusive processes by providing critical information to help families understand their rights and access legal and community resources. Equip yourself with this essential resource: https://buff.ly/4ddnKtt
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National Center for Youth Law reposted this
Join Us tomorrow for a FREE Informational Webinar on AB 665 and AB 816! We are excited to invite you to a webinar that will dive into implementing California's AB 665, effective from July 1, 2024. This law aligns the consent standards for mental health services, ensuring that youth insured through Medi-Cal can access the care they need without additional barriers. Additionally, we will discuss AB 816, which advances access to substance use disorder treatment for young people. This webinar is a must-attend for anyone involved in the care and support of foster youth. Date: July 25, 2024 Time: 2:30 PM PST Registration: Click here to register https://lnkd.in/gQutSgEJ What You'll Learn: 🔹 Legal Framework and Implications of AB 665: Understand the key aspects of this new legislation and how it will impact mental health services for Medi-Cal-insured youth. 🔹 Best Practices for Ensuring Equitable Access to Mental Health Care: Gain valuable insights into creating inclusive and accessible mental health care environments for all youth. 🔹 Strategies for Implementation: Learn practical strategies and approaches for implementing AB 665 in your community, ensuring that youth receive the support they need. 🔹 Overview of AB 816: Explore how this bill advances access to substance use disorder treatment for young people and the positive changes it brings. Why Attend? This webinar will provide essential insights and practical advice about implementing these laws in your community. It's a great opportunity to stay informed and equipped to effectively support foster youth. Who Should Attend? This training is open to all devoted to supporting foster care agencies, mental health professionals, social workers, and anyone interested in youth advocacy. Registration is FREE! Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity. Click the link to secure your spot: Register Now https://lnkd.in/gQutSgEJ #MentalHealth #FosterCare #AB665 #AB816 National Health Law Program) The Children's Partnership (TCP) National Center for Youth Law School-Based Health Alliance
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Tomorrow! Join us for a crucial webinar on implementing California's AB 665 and AB 816. Learn how these new laws will expand access to mental health and substance use treatment for young people. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about these important laws. Register now: http://buff.ly/4bAHxSC
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This year, Minnesota passed a groundbreaking pilot program, championed by the National Center for Youth Law and local advocates, that removes financial burdens from young people and focuses on restorative justice. By allowing youth to make amends through community-based programs, this program is a major step forward in creating a more just and compassionate justice system. Read more about this transformative program and our collaborative efforts to make it a reality: https://buff.ly/462xG6J
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The Federal School Discipline & Climate Coalition (FedSDC) has released a new guide to help local advocates resist anti-civil rights policies in education. Discover what strategies and resources you can use to fight back against growing attacks on civil rights and education: https://buff.ly/3xYjCPj
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In our new report, youth in Los Angeles County foster care shared their experiences with accessing sexual and reproductive health services. Despite increased conversations with social workers, many youth still face barriers like discomfort discussing sexual and reproductive health topics, confusion about where to find reliable information, and health insurance concerns. Centering youth voices helps us understand these challenges better. Learn more about the impactful stories and findings in our new report. https://buff.ly/4cIaXzf
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