On June 30, 2020, CAP Faculty Director Elizabeth Bartholet published a statement on homeschooling to summarize her position, clarify misconceptions
CAP Director Debates Homeschooling
CAP Faculty Director Elizabeth Bartholet participated in a debate hosted by the CATO Institute on June 15, 2020, titled, “Homeschooling: Protecting
CAP Director Featured On Education Podcast
In "Elizabeth Bartholet And Rachel Coleman On Homeschooling’s Potential For Abuse," Blake Boles interviews Child Advocacy Program (CAP) Director
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter. We stand in solidarity with those demonstrating for racial and economic justice. We are committed to working to help make this
CAP Director To Participate In Discussion On Homeschooling
Elizabeth Bartholet, Morris Wasserstein Public Interest Professor of Law and Faculty Director of the Child Advocacy Program (CAP), will take part in a
CAP Faculty Director Co-Writes Chronicle of Social Change Op-Ed
In No Need for Bullying In Debate On Homeschooling (Chronicle of Social Change, May 26, 2020), CAP Faculty Director Elizabeth Bartholet joins other
Olivia Barket, JD ’20, Praises the Child Advocacy Clinic
In Q&A with Olivia Barket (Grace Yuh, OCP Blog Post, May 26, 2020), Olivia Barket, JD '20, highlights the key role CAP's Child Advocacy Clinic
LLM ’20 Student Credits CAP Course in Harvard Law Today
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