History, Law, Identity & Connection Virtual Workshop May 21, 2025 2:00pm-4:00pm 2.0 CAFL CLE Via Zoom Virtual ICWA Conf Invitation PDF This workshop will feature Professor Kate Fort, a nationally recognized scholar in the field of federal Indian law, with specific expertise in the Indian Child Welfare Act and tribal child welfare systems as she […]
Appellate Brief Writing workshop Day Three Dates: April 10, May 1 and May 22, 2025 By Invitation only more details email Emily Cardy at [email protected]
In the face of structural violence, racial trauma, and systemic inequities, professionals supporting children's mental health often ask: How do we keep doing this work with integrity, justice, and hope—without becoming overwhelmed or disconnected from our purpose? This presentation moves beyond foundational knowledge to explore the next phase of justice-centered mental health care: collective, culturally […]
In this one hour webinar, Lisa Kavanaugh and Jill Tessier of the CPCS Innocence Program share their insights and perspectives on how to issue spot for potential innocence claims in the course of handling direct appeals and post-conviction screening assignments. Utilizing data, research, and practical tips gleaned from case successes in the 15 years since […]
Please join us on Wednesday, May 28 at noon for a lunchtime CLE session with Paul Tuttle, clerk of the Massachusetts Appeals Court. After serving as an assistant clerk for 11 years, he took the reins of the clerk's office in June of 2024. The first half of the session will be devoted to Clerk […]
MHLD Guardianship Roundtable May 28th @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Join your colleagues and Laura Sanford for a Guardianship Roundtable on May 28th from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. You get 1 CLE credit. Laura Sanford will be discussing the recently published Guidelines for Pro Se Litigants. Download these guidelines here. Bring your issues and cases to “crunch.” […]
A Three-Part Virtual Training: May 21, 28 and June 5, 2025 People with disabilities and Deaf people are arrested and incarcerated at vastly higher rates than people without disabilities. In fact, the majority of people behind bars have at least one disability. Although psychiatric disabilities (mental illnesses) are often included in discussions about mass incarceration […]
YAD Caselaw Update May 28, 2025 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM Register Here! https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/kzl6-XlmTSmTyeqozeZnlQ
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Are you frustrated with the lack of tools we have in raising race? Do you want to raise race, but feel you need more support? Well, this is the Racial […]
The one-day training sessions will now be held on May 20th, 21st, and 29th from 10AM – 5PM, which includes a 1-hour lunch provided by CPCS To learn more and to […]