Barton Child Law and Policy Center
The Barton Child Law and Policy Center promotes and protects the legal rights and interests of children who are involved with the juvenile court, child welfare, and juvenile justice systems. The Center's work is directed by Emory Law faculty and performed by law and other graduate students who participate in reform initiatives and holistic client representation by conducting research; advocating for individual clients; writing articles, policy papers, and other informational materials; and analyzing and drafting legislation and policy directives.
News from the Barton CenterWe are pleased to announce that the latest edition of Representing the Whole Child: A Georgia Juvenile Defender Training Manual, 3rd edition, is now available. Emory Summer Child Advocacy Program 2021ESCAP Internship Application period is now closed. In spite of Covid19 remote work policies, the ESCAP 2020 was a success. Read about our interns' experiences. Thank you for the outstanding responses from agencies and organizations to serve as placements for our 2021 program. The application period to serve as a host is now closed. View the details and timeline for the 2021 program. We will be posting the list of placements soon. Students may apply for positions in late November. GA Child Welfare Legal AcademyClick on video presentations to view past Legal Academies. Search for "Georgia Child Welfare Legal Academy" to find additional program videos. To stay informed about all of our Legal Academies and other activities, sign up for our listserv to receive periodic newsletters.
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