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Support our friends at the Baltimore Baby Fund. It costs money to have a baby! Let’s get money into the hands of new parents so that all babies have the chance to thrive.

We could not be more excited to welcome LaVonda N. Reed as our new dean! We will miss our outgoing Dean Ronald Weich and are so grateful for all of his support over the years. We know he’ll do great things Seton Hall Law!

Thinking of these men who lost their lives in this crazy tragedy, trying to make better lives for their families. A reminder of the many sacrifices that immigrants make. ❤️ #BaltimoreStrong

FF4F for Families would like to thank @ubaltlawcfcc. Led by CFCC Faculty Director Shanta Trivedi and Executive Director, Aubrey Edwards Luce for her testimony about her support for SB0708! This legislation will have a meaningful impact on children lives.

UBalt Law Center for Families, Children & Courts’s Executive Director, Aubrey Edwards-Luce and Faculty Director, Shanta Trivedi are begging for a research-based, humane response when children make mistakes. Holding parents “accountable” will not solve the problem.

Thanks to ⁦Alex Piquero⁩ and my friend, ⁦Heather Warnken⁩ ⁦UBalt Law Center for Criminal Justice Reform⁩ for this important piece in the ⁦The Baltimore Sun.⁩ Wes Moore⁩, we can do better for our kids. Veto HB814! baltimoresun.com/2024/04/09/gov…

UBalt Law Center for Families, Children & Courts’s Executive Director Aubrey Edwards-Luce joining our community partners to let Wes Moore know that he should veto HB814. #carenotcages

Today is a good day to bump up this op-Ed from our friend Heather Warnken and Alex Piquero in the The Baltimore Sun explaining the many reasons HB814 is misguided.

We join our community partners in asking Wes Moore to do the right thing for our kids and veto HB814. We are tired of leading the nation in incarcerating Black children. They deserve better.

There’s still time to change your mind, Wes Moore. baltimoresun.com/2024/05/15/wes…

So proud of our amazing colleague Heather Warnken and the UBalt Law Center for Criminal Justice Reform!

Join us University of Baltimore School of Law! This event is free and open to the public.

Tonight, we will hear directly from incredible young people about their vision of #youthjustice. Tomorrow, we will continue our conversation with our amazing lineup of speakers. Join us for #cfcc2024symposium!

CollingtonSquare #97 students did an excellent job at the Art and Poetry showcase at UBalt Law Center for Families, Children & Courts

Dean LaVonda Reed kicked us off this morning at #cfcc2024symposium

UBalt Law Center for Families, Children & Courts, Executive Director Aubrey Edwards-Luce reminded us what community is: love, strength, support, safety, compassion.

Thank you to these incredible young people for sharing their talents with us.

Join the Maryland Youth Justice Coalition to take action to protect our kids!

Don't fall for the politicized and wrongheaded attacks on Md Dep't of Juvenile Services Secretary Schiraldi. Instead of hyper-politicized attacks- focus on the research-- over-reliance on incarceration and punitive approaches undermines public safety. Schiraldi gets it.

UBalt Law Center for Families, Children & Courts is one of the 118 signatories calling for youth justice approaches that improve community safety AND achieves better outcomes for our kids. We must commit to research-backed, equitable, community-centered approaches and reject outdated policies. #CareNotCages