This year Children’s Law Center of Minnesota (“CLC”) will be celebrating 23 years of providing free legal representation and advocacy to Minnesota’s foster care children and youth. The celebration event will be held on October 11, at 5:00 pm… Read More
Wednesday, August 8, 2018, Children’s Law Center of Minnesota had the honor of participating in the Simon Says Give official Guinness World Records – High Five for Supplies backpack event at the Mall of America. The volunteers filled over 8,000… Read More
We want to express our deepest gratitude to Little Company, who created our new logo free of charge to Children’s Law Center. Their ability to listen and understand who we are, who we represent, and where we are… Read More
3M Dena Ehrich Lisa Fulton Ann Gallagher Christina (Xiao) Huang Carlye Landin Robert McGarry IV Robert Moshrefzadeh Karin O’Boyle Joseph Otterstetter Deidre Rehfeld Pamela Stewart John Taft Abbott Harriet Priem Achieve Mpls Matthew Norris Allianz Life Insurance Company… Read More
CLC is happy to announce that it received a $5,000 grant from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. The grant will be used for general operations to provide legal representation and advocacy for foster care children and youth. About the Shakopee… Read More
Click here to access the Video Training Training Materials: Representing-Youth-in-Foster-Care-Table-of-Contents Section-One-Overview-of-the-Juvenile-Law-and-the-Court-Process-and-Players-in-the-System Section-One-Pro-Bono-Work-with-CLC Section-Two-Juvenile-Law-and-the-CP-System-in-MN Section-Three-ICWA Section-Three-ICWA powerpoint. B. GOSS Section-Four-Permanency CLCPermanencyOutcomes CLCPermanencyTimeline CLCChildSafetyChecklist Section-Four-Education-Advocacy Section-Four-Sibling-Contact Section-Four-Mental-and-Physical-Health Section-Four-Older-YouthTransition-to-Independent-Living Section-Four-Placement-Disruptions Section-Four-Runaway-Youth Child-Trauma-and-Effects-Libby-Bergman-Family-Enhancement-Center Section-Five-Establishing-a-Relationship-with-a-Child-Client Section-Six-Ethical-Issues-in-Representing-Children Section-Seven-Child-Protection-Terminology Questions/Volunteering After watching the training, if… Read More
Thank You Sponsors
We appreciate your generosity and dedication. $15,000 + $10,000 + $7,500 + $5,500 + $2,500 + Fox Rothschild LLP Gray Plant Mooty Greene Espel Merchant & Gould MN Lawyers Mutual Schwegman, Lundberg,… Read More
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This year Children’s Law Center of Minnesota (“CLC”) will be celebrating 23 years of providing free legal representation and advocacy to Minnesota’s foster care children and youth. The celebration event will be held on October 11, at 5:00 pm… Read More
CLC Staff Participates in Successful Guinness World Record Attempt
Wednesday, August 8, 2018, Children’s Law Center of Minnesota had the honor of participating in the Simon Says Give official Guinness World Records – High Five for Supplies backpack event at the Mall of America. The volunteers filled over 8,000… Read More
Welcome to our new website
We want to express our deepest gratitude to Little Company, who created our new logo free of charge to Children’s Law Center. Their ability to listen and understand who we are, who we represent, and where we are… Read More
2017-2018 Volunteer Attorneys
3M Dena Ehrich Lisa Fulton Ann Gallagher Christina (Xiao) Huang Carlye Landin Robert McGarry IV Robert Moshrefzadeh Karin O’Boyle Joseph Otterstetter Deidre Rehfeld Pamela Stewart John Taft Abbott Harriet Priem Achieve Mpls Matthew Norris Allianz Life Insurance Company… Read More
2018 Benefit Sponsorship Packet
2018 Sponsorship Packet
CLC receives a $5,000 grant from Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
CLC is happy to announce that it received a $5,000 grant from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. The grant will be used for general operations to provide legal representation and advocacy for foster care children and youth. About the Shakopee… Read More
CLC 2017 Benefit Photos
ACC 2017 Photos
Materials for On-Demand CLE training “Representing Youth in Foster Care”
Click here to access the Video Training Training Materials: Representing-Youth-in-Foster-Care-Table-of-Contents Section-One-Overview-of-the-Juvenile-Law-and-the-Court-Process-and-Players-in-the-System Section-One-Pro-Bono-Work-with-CLC Section-Two-Juvenile-Law-and-the-CP-System-in-MN Section-Three-ICWA Section-Three-ICWA powerpoint. B. GOSS Section-Four-Permanency CLCPermanencyOutcomes CLCPermanencyTimeline CLCChildSafetyChecklist Section-Four-Education-Advocacy Section-Four-Sibling-Contact Section-Four-Mental-and-Physical-Health Section-Four-Older-YouthTransition-to-Independent-Living Section-Four-Placement-Disruptions Section-Four-Runaway-Youth Child-Trauma-and-Effects-Libby-Bergman-Family-Enhancement-Center Section-Five-Establishing-a-Relationship-with-a-Child-Client Section-Six-Ethical-Issues-in-Representing-Children Section-Seven-Child-Protection-Terminology Questions/Volunteering After watching the training, if… Read More
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