Dylan Asafo LL.M. '20, came to Harvard Law School to further social justice for marginalized groups in New Zealand. He enrolled in the spring 2020
CAP Signs In Support of HEROES Act (H.R. 6800)
The Child Advocacy Program (CAP) has signed a letter urging Senate leadership to adopt provisions of the HEROES Act, which provides incentive for
CAP Director: A Warning On Homeschooling
In A Warning On Homeschooling (Harvard Gazette, May 15, 2020), Liz Mineo discusses Child Advocacy Program Faculty Director Elizabeth Bartholet's key
Crimson Op-Ed In Support of CAP Director
Lindsey T. Powell, a homeschooling graduate, writes in her recent Harvard Crimson Op-Ed about the important difference between responsible
Event Update
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and related safety issues, the June 2020 Homeschooling Summit at Harvard Law School has been postponed.
CAP Faculty Director in Harvard Crimson
In a recent Harvard Crimson article (Professor Elizabeth Bartholet's Call for a Presumptive Ban on Homeschooling, April 30, 2020), Faculty Director
Visits To At-Risk Children By Social Workers Should Be Considered Essential Services
"Child abuse thrives in isolation," Elizabeth Bartholet, CAP Faculty Director and Morris Wasserstein Public Interest Professor of Law, warns in her
Bartholet’s Homeschooling Research Featured In Harvard Magazine
Erin O'Donnell in The Risks of Homeschooling (Harvard Magazine, May-June 2020), writes about CAP Faculty Director Elizabeth Bartholet's work on the
San Diego County Sees Troubling Drop In Child Abuse Calls
Maya Srikrishnan writes about the impact of COVID-19 for child welfare in San Diego in Child Abuse Calls Have Dropped – and That’s Not a Good Thing