Current law throughout the U.S. makes it possible for parents to ensure that no other human being lays eyes on their offspring throughout childhood.
Children Waiting for Families: A Lunch Talk with Tamara Lackey
The Child Advocacy Program (CAP) is pleased to host a lunch talk on Tuesday, October 8, with Tamara Lackey, photographer, advocate, and co-founder of
CAP Open House Fall 2019
Child Advocacy Program (CAP) Open House Monday, Sept. 30, 12:00 - 1:00 PM *Remarks at 12:15 from Faculty Director, Elizabeth Bartholet. CAP's
Center on the Developing Child Student Information Session
Learn more about the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University and ways for Harvard students to get involved. Tuesday, September 17, 2019,
2020-2021 Djokovic Science and Innovation Fellowship
The Djokovic Science and Innovation Fellowship, a partnership of the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard and the Novak Djokovic Foundation,
CAP Faculty Director: Radical Reform Still Needed at DCF
In her Op-Ed, Child's Story Underscores Need for Overhaul of DCF (Aug. 29, 2019), Elizabeth Bartholet calls on the Baker administration to radically
CAP Welcomes You Back to School! Wed. Sept. 4
Take a break from the hectic first week of classes to enjoy coffee, hot chocolate, tea, sweet treats and salty snacks. We will also be giving away CAP
Laura Stelianou, J.D. ’19, On Learning How to Be an Education Advocate
In "No Matter What It Takes," Laura Stelianou's essay from the 2019 Clinical and Pro Bono Programs Commencement Newsletter, the recent J.D. graduate
Florence Bryan, J.D. ’19, Reflects on Child Advocacy Clinic Placement
In her blog post, Compassion and Commitment in Child Advocacy, Florence Bryan (J.D. '19) writes about the lessons she learned through her CAP Child